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PXGE- TWO MEDFORD M AIL TRIBUNE.'- fEDFORD, OREHON. TTTTRSDT. NOVEMBER 1.-1923.-. 'i; .- i ' 1 Ii $ j Iocnl and ' Personal -The county rlerk'a offle today there will Ik an open mealing to j haliev," ha continued, "that many; wa-4 puilt-ntly uwaitinK fr the ur-1 which all ladle of the city are! of our motoric are not thorough-! rivar of a youniv couple from Six- j inviled. JudK Thomaa aad other i ly familiar with the association' : well, i.'al., drfllrine: a marriatf H- j candidate will addrewt the meety purposes und benefits, all of which; en UK upon their urrlvQ at the , l"K and there will be several mu-; I could explain to any peron in offlcc' the trirl who 1 unflVr lifl number. A Ihi'kb attendance j teremed if they would call on me; iikc will ho ulrnfrl ovor it ilm .lioriffH offlrs nn Inntrilrllonn culvert from tho girl's parent In Maxwell. However, it In possible that the eouple may not utop here, mtt obtain their llreruie either nt Crania I'nas or Itonenurff. (pitzenberic applet ia-11.00 box. Woocllawn On-hard, 1 mile rant of Central I'olnt. SSI' Jlot clean cu.'il. Tel. $31. Med- foril Fuel Co. tI. mawiuerade ' T , . ,u,.(r hiii d:a..-in(r party at thHr ode hall tomorrow evening. H will be open to member, and their Invited r ' w to woar oovtumes. Kat at the Ornnce Lantern on; Holly St.. opposite poatofflce. X'n'I, d-r new manaKement: everything i nw and clean. Plate lunch for Z'r every noon. Hot La male, chile, clam chowder, roup, Malada and Kandwiche. Soft drink and i fection. Open from i:30 a. m. to 12 p. m. every day, Hundayit In cluded. 225 Watch tomorrow's Tribune for a llrt of the Taxpajer, Committee. eAlon. "The name, of A, com- mlttee have been called for and I will ho published tomorrow. (Paid I Adv.) 22s I Olr. and Mm. William YounKor arrived this forenoon from JJerke j ley, Cal.. to vi-it frlenda and rela- tlvoii while en route by motor to Portland. Hear CI no re a A. Cod din k. Pcmn eratlc candidate for dUtrlct ntlor tiey .over radio ntation KMKD, at 7:4.. o'clock Kriday evenim;. 221 fnnce Kacle Point Hat. nile. 225 Alr. Cirace Voiw, aiwistant Hecre ta of the Chamber of Commerce, will noa-in a vacatloft of two week next Satifnlay and durlnfc her ab sence her duties will be taken over by MIhh Marearat HenMcy, former reporter on the Mall Tribune wtaff. Much of Mrs. Vow vacation will be npent with her huKhtnd, Mlllon, in atdina- the flnihhlntf toucheM to a now dwelling they are conmruct intc near tho Old Htat'e road be tween Clold Hill and Jacksonville. Vou will enjoy the frolic ut the HnnscveU Kchool, Friday -venlnK. Nov. 2. 223 Da n r , Illverxlde Comntunliy chili. Hat. nile. Hume nrchetr:i. II. A. Fallln of the local South ern Pacific district ftjffln' left y-n-ii'nlay for Snn Kruncim-o. where , h" will meet Mm. Fntlln eand daunliler loufKe, who are Jul r lurniiiK from-a HovotiowwkH lour of tho nu Uluo MlHKlon Kmpen no rlpn. Three cfUft a pound. J. A, Mmkft. two ml left eiiNl of .laokMonville, od- I JoflilriK Clancy orcSnrd. tf i Wood nil klndH onk, turcl, fir und dr nlabn. Bedford Fuel Co. Tel. 031. If JVi'tnhni'ff of tho tw1y reor,gt niKrd bninch of the Nutlnnul Kirie (iKHOi-iatloV are renueHteil to he ut tho rifle ranca oust TT Meflford near I ho H Micro t lajrhardN, where j two larKnta will ho rmt- for umv i ConHlrtictlon of other tnrwets jt-.'iKlily KOlnir ahead U01 It Ik cx peeled they will bo oompletedoon. MemhcrxhlpH are Ktlll avallablo and cumpleto Information ran ho had from Hurry Rhm harbor at tho oily hulldlnfr department, who In one of the KponHora for the renTRHnltn tlon of tha oluh. Cherry tnen, SKo; fl n t ovor Rrown In atate. J. C. UnrneH Nur ry. Pne Olft-Y. 200tf Kinrald'a datioe KhkIo Point Kat. 225 Mr. and Mra. C H. Coroy return ed inin Wodnemlay from nn auto trip to Ralem, where Ihey vNlted their son and w, Mr. und Mr. C. K. Core. They iiIho vlHlted In !ortland. Hot, clean coal. Tel. 631. Med ford Fi Co. tf' Kverynne should lenrn the popu lar Va rally Drntr, Harold Teen. Frlnco, Kxtaey (Hide. etc. With Hchool Mudenta only Kriday, 4:30 P. m. Adult hy appointment, Kve Benon Dancltifr Acttlemy, Med ford Center Hide. 2?3 D 'ii We bake 11 varieties of breads daily. One of these is probably just what you have beta looking for. The W. C. T. V. of Jarkftonl county will hold an institute Fri- day in the I'reahyterian church, The morning Mmion will com men re at 14:14. fjrat4 will be present from Grant 1'Qiut, Athland 1 and other poinitf. At 1 o'clock ' I" expcirt M'airh tomorrow's Tribune for o lit of the Tainan? Committee upportinK Neuton Chaney for re- j election. The namn of the rora - mlttee havo been called for and will he puhlLhM tomorrow. (Paid ! dv.) JJJ" rtee I"tah lump coal. Tel. (31. ! Medford Fuel tf A recheck of auto fatalltfeM in , Jaclmois county nine the flint of ' the Vnf hu Ur.lta f -., fit.. L ant O. O. Klchola reveal that nine ' Prn have met death an the re- Qf ; .n.uA. . i . , , ,ent cauM and ut the total, four: I took plnO inwih OreenxprlnR Imountnlna, one in AHlilnnl, two at' 'orhle. croiwini:. on in .Medford ; ..u iimr nunu rutin. rmvuiuK to the firat half of thin year, month had elapxed without one ; fatality. However, in 1S8. IS per- : eonM met death in the county a fluextH from a distance repialer- j tho result of auto craehen. 1 ed nt Medford hotel Include P. nance Kaele J'olnt Kat. nlte. 225A. Hmlth of HI. Iuln. A. 8. Htneyj Hone mending, runne removed ' and Karl Bnyder of I.ewiton. Ida.. I ' Z" . . . , a. ' .' "-i'" ntrrv uiuung me , out of town vlaltorit In .Medford i yesterday afternoon. Hear (leoruc A. Codding. Demo-j crntic randld.Cn for rtlHtrlct alfor-1 ney .over radio Mutton KMKO. at 7:45 o'clock Friday evening. 224 1 cenr tree, 20c: French room, ! ounuea; notning better. J, C. : 224 Car no Nurwery. Tel. H10-Y. 200tf i It. T. Crano, Jr., and pari? paxn Denplle the Inw-hnnglng clouds' e through .Madford from Han In tho valley, alrplanea of the Pa-1 Francisco nn the Hfcaxta at noon clflc Air TranHport company ar-1 rived and departed from the iftcal airport on chedule thia morninx. : The Hhlp from Kan Franciaco ar-. . ai a.on. ui- niy iKrii min- ...u if.. ipu. -.i-,.,. i ui triet ,'.. ih . V- - ' I1 , ""'".Jf i" "k ,tt Aca'i oon lition. elear weather helnif ro-1 """"" aien- ford: wood all kinds oa. laurel, fir and dry slabs. Medford Fuel Co. Tel. 631. tf C. V. Ooriewrlten all kinds of In - suranea. Hee him. Telephone 822. Offlco, 4)9 Kost Main. 1 S8tf. A divorce action. hrnuKht uKalnst MiikkIo Kstcs hy liny Kstes, was onj'lle today nt the county clerk's office, (jlvlnu- desertion as the itrounds. The couple were married in Jacksonville May 25. 1912, and have, two children. Klncald's dance naitle point Knt. OrVlton Klre Itelli.f Association of WoMllinvlll. Ore. !. loff, ;l.. Illl IJast Muln Ml. Tel. 0'j. lsHtf "It eerlnlnly seems nice to he home attain, away from the heat of Texas," said .Mrs. Newton c. Chancy upon lr arrival this fore, noon from a visit nf severnl weeks wllh friends and relatives In Texas, where she had nlso attended tho natlnnnl0conventlnn nf tho Amer. "an i.eKion Auxiliary, Hear Italph (I. Jennlnirs. den?i,. criitio cnndldnte for sheriff, over Temporary auto lt'enscs were Is ntdlo siallnn KMKD, Thursday, j sued yesterday nt the sheriff's nf 7:45 p. m. 22.1flce to Wallace Untton, tl. . Ilo- llemstltchlnit, hose, m e n (t I n k, Kan. J. II. Policy and I. N. Hhiis nlealinif and button maklnc. Man-1 of Medford. T. ICInit of Deter ana noran Hhop. Phono 7IIJ. 193tfiW. T. Wakefield of Ashland, Alh'Klnit that bis partner appro Lprlnled. moro tha his ahnt of tho i. nivi mup minis ot tne tocni lion, Inson-Mcyer itaraKO. J. n. Meyer has filed a complaint In circuit court attain fl. V. Uohlnson, nsktnit for tho return of inno ud ulsn for a receiver for the itm-ano, which Meyer claims, has fnllun Into a onnr financial condition as the re mit of the loss of tho money. Wnnted Momlinii nnd dnrnlnu to do. References. Phono 3ID-V or call at 716 Pine Ht. . S20 Chorry treea, Sfio: finest ever rown In state. J. c. Hitrnes Nur ery. Phcne 910-Y. 200tf Itamjer llershet Obeye, In rhai'Ke of the Klamath district, transact ed business In Medford on Thurs day. Mr. Oheyc cAiferred with members of the forest service, Klamath llsrnld. Watch tomorrow's Tribune for a list of the Taxpayers Committee Huppoi'tlnj: Newton C'haney for re- "lection, tiio nomos nf the oom mltteo hnve heen called for and will ho published tomorrow, (Paid Adv.) 22). Host Utah lump ooal. Tel. Oil. Medford Fuel Co. tf. The friends of ('.coive Trelehler will reKrt, learn that he has heen confined to his home by III nes for over a week, lie Is eon valeselnK, however. Thomas Realty Ct... real estate. Insurance and small loans on any. 'hlnii of value. Palm Hlock, corner Main and Front, utkstalrs. tf Let me write your fire livsuraniO Carl Y. Tenirwald, Hotel Holland. Phim, 993. tf The went Iter a year nan today was notable In that U had the coldest weather of November, 27 dexroes. nnd the following- day had Ihe hlKhest temperature of the month, 69 dcirreea. Peach, apricot, plum, w n I n u t Ireesi any tree Sfie: less In Inrue numbers. J. c. llarnva Nursery. Phono din-V. 2flatf I loan mending, runners removed ind snnits worked back. Handi craft Nhop, 216tf Arllclos of Inonrporntlnn for the Oliver Construction company, wllh capital nf 13000. were nn file to 'lay at the county clerk's office, 'thd were sluned by Oeortte Oliver, Walter Jones and Frank livell. The purpose of the new corpora tlon Is to enknire lit Keneral eon. slructlnn business. ' K'nlsnmlnlnK $2.50 per room! also pnlnllnix and pnperlnR, J29 Apple St. Phone 1444. U Jsa II. V. Meader and Verne Canon spent yesterday ! Aslilaml In the lnterei.t of the DemiM-rntlc cnndl dates. Hear Italph (1. JennlniiH, demo crntln candidate for sheriff, over radln sIMInn k.MKO, Thursday, p. m. 133 'here eero to be more interet this year than on the average in j Oregon Htate Motor iuutociation . ( work," aaid I l". Oarlock, looul ; representative, today in peaklnc of the association and the preaent ' I campaign for new member. "I t n 1 my nennnuaner in ine nam 1 ber of Commerce.'1 Mr. Oarlock' reported the addition of a good- i "lied numlier of new members dur Hw paw month, Hear rieorte A. roddlnr.' Demo eratlc candidate for divtriet attor ney .over radio Ntation KMBD. nt 45 o'ciock Friday eve nine. 224 Attention, D. O. K. K.! Ilunl- I new meeting Friday niKlit. .Nov. i 2nd. KnlKhta of Pythian hall, Med- 'a.u I' - S24 The Parent-Teachers' aaaociatlon extendnrf an ,,,,7 a t . . . . of new. Eage I'olnt ityinnavium at a maxoueraut frolic, there tomorrow nlKhl. Wood nil klndH- oalt. laurel. fir and dry (.lab. Mrdfurd Fuel 10. tel. bj. 11 - Hemiitltchtnir, hoes mending pleating and button making. Han dlcraft fihop. Phone "02. l3tf dance K.K.e . . L, . t . ., mJ. a tun ninu numper, neiiowa iv i hnve fallen from a Hulck car. wnsl picked up on the mreet thin week tnd lit at tho police stntlon, where it may he had hy Idcnilflcntlon by ltH owner. Dance, Kivcrnide: Community Club, Knt. nile. Same orchentra. j today. In their private car. Nituna. They are on their way to Portland, Seattle and norther pointK. Hea Kalph (3. JenninR. dno- crane canninain ior unerirr. ii if.r. .L """" "'. '"."-- ' I' u , ut (.onllnulnB health honor roll work. ..oiimy i-oyvirian Ij. u. inKKOfli, J uftliiJited hy Miss AuKUsta Olover. I county nurse, la today eximlniuK I ehlldren In the Phoenix school, j whero earlier this week they cx- iamlned 63 for physical defects, .Hlmllar work will bo carried on later In other county schools, and 'Inst year was dona extensively i throtiKli the efforts of the county health unit. Jersey suits nnd dresses made to measure at the Fashion Khop, 424 Medford- Hldtr. 187tf red ltlakeley motored in from Hie Apldi'lsSte district yesterday and transacted business In tho city. Delicious apples, SI. 2a per box. Call Htcwart Krult Co., Front and Mth Htreel. ilf- llalrih Cnwutll sifoke today at the regular weekly tneetlnK of the Lions club of flrants l,ass. . Mr. OowkIII, 'Who has charito of the Itouuo survey, ' wilt talk on the value of the rlver to southern Ore Iton. Cherry trees, 2fic; finest ever provvn In state. J. c, Jtnrnes Nur sery. Phone Bin-y. 20"tf Coal by the. sack or ton. C31. Medford Fuel Co. Tel. j tf WiiKons trnvelini; at nlKhl on mnln (ravelled hltshwayg invite danner when not equipped wllh llullts, accord I nif to traffic offi cers, who request that such ve hicles use Uithts when ogi tho high way. Ono case was reported last nluhl when a watton on North Hiv erslde avenue was nearly struck hy an automobile, the driver of which did tint see tile wuiton until gl was nearly onto l(s Luckily his brakes were itood. and tho car barely stopped In time to avoid hittiiiff the WAKon, which had no :litn nf a liuht. Kxtra. uood Unldwln apples. 50c per box at Pinnacle Packlni; Co. tf O. C. fttnnwood. merchant of Clold Hill, was ti business visitor In the city yesterday., O Hryant's Hndlo Shop. F.xporl servl,iR nnd repairing. Phone 1246. S27 K. Olh St. 223 AmniiK the Cntlfornians 1'okIs tered at Medford hotels nro Mrs. Frank H. Huck. Mra. Frank de Lisle of Piedmont, Mi's. I. P. Nich ols of Alameda, Mr. and Mrs. II. It. Hhaw of Sonnrn. J. W. Foster and N. A. N'iklrk of Oakland, Mrs. A. II. Willott, Mrs. F. Knlm nnd H. P. Ij-man nSnn Francisco. lxok for the maid. Ask your (trocer for Mnld o' Sweet Cream butter, Granta Pass Creamorv. 523 Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Jackson of Fort Klamath were business vis itors In the city yesterday. Peach, nprlcot, plum, walnut trees: any tree 2Go: less In lartio numbers. J, C .Harnes Nurwu-y. Phone 910-Y. SOtUf HmnstilchlnK, host m p n d I n K, Dr. It, W. steams was n visitor pleallni; and button maklim-. Ilan in flrnnts Pass yesterday, nltvuil-: dlcraft Shop. Phono 702. I!i3tf Inir the Holary luncheon. ! Kronk Hamlin of Hutte Fulls Look for tho matrt. Ask your spent several hours In Medford to Krocer for Maid o' Sweet Cream I on business and pleasure. button OrailfH Vnmi CVnmpry. J28 Myrnft llimh, nrilre rmployn of MnnrT'i, 1iiii'tmrnt nton, hn hrrn 111 nt her homo wllh HppcndliHK fur Ihn panl fw rtnyn. Kxlrn B"ort I inlaw In npplc, COo prr hox ut Tlnnncln rncklnic Co. tf Min. XI. K. (iinpmnn, Min Clnni. hll Kllliltt Hllfl Mlrw .Iruiioixo llullrr mnlnroil In (lianln I'awi yen tordny to rHimiiI ihr nicpllriK nrl hnnn Ji't of tlx Ittiftinrm and 10 fmalomtl wnnion of tht rliy In honor of Mlrw Kmlly KwmiiiuM. ex rrutlvn WH-rniiry of (ho Nntlntml I'Vdornllon of HukIih'ko nnd I'rofon- nlonnl Woinon'ri oliihj. of NVw Vork i city, Thoy report a Inrco nnd fn-! iiniMhiMtlc mothiii In thnt cliy. I I'Mrh, nprlnii. plum, vnlnull tr: nny lnn tr.; tr.;. In Inruo ! numhvrn. J. C. llarnra Nuiwry fhonn IK'V. 100tf ( ir C- i. 4 CJ. 1 W Oman OCienUSI LnOS Exile With M 1st Francet Dinimore (right), collaborator In the bu reau of ethnology of the Smith sonian Institution, hjs collect ed and transcribed more than 1700 Indian sopqd. A group of A coma Indians of New Mexico accompanied her to Washing ton for scientific study at the institute. Chief Daylight (sec ond from left) and his family were the principal ones. By 8UE McNAMARA Associated Press Feature Writer WASHINGTON. O. C tJf Miss France Dinsiftire, col la bo. " iiic 0.n con ui ctiiiuiH.',., SmltlAonian Institution, is hare en- Joylne for awhile the interurSia- ,ion of Hunsets ami butterfly danee Ven hv Severn Aroma Imllaii boys from New .Mexico. Misa Dlnstnore'H contribution to the burea! huu been in collectiui-r laud transcilliitiK 170(1 Indian uonus. These she obtained from various tribes in Utah, British Columbia, and the .Mexican border. The son-ts have formed the nucleus for many composition now played by orches. tras and string iiuarleftj. hey have also been - made into phonuffruph records which are a part nf the newly established archive of rec ords in the Smithsonian Insrftnto. After ImiK aiXociation ?ith the Indians, .Miss DliiHtnore brought a party of them with .her to Wash- litllldcd among the OroKonians registered at .Medford hotels arc Mr. and Mrs. t-o. K. Pythiii. Con Kressman W. C. Iluwley nnd K. .1. Scellars of. Halcm, C, T. .Schm''ir. 1 1. ' Anderson . and II.. liraniimM- of KiiKOne, l-:d llfclscr of l.a ki'vlcw, and the fidlowiilK from Portland: Mr. and Mrs. Karl K. Trach. .1. S Itrecn. It. I.. Carpenter. Mrs. I .1. .Nichols, c. I!. Hanson. W. I). Ilul-lliik-vvorlh. c. H.White. . II. John. son, Harold lllake, .Mrs. (!. W. Har vey, K. .1). Warrini;. Charles Kaliiu. F. W. Tucker, F. J. Ilnwes, Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Carter, Mr. and Mrs.;; W. .1. Pearson. .1. K. Houston and Hoy Jlovllilt. Wood all kinds roak. laurel, fir and dry slabs. lcdford Fuel Co. Tel. 1131. o tf Look for tho main, ark your' ffrocer for Mild o' Sweet Crenm 1 buttci'. Orants . Pass Creamery, i ' . 223 1 Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Khhl Alum-1 ed yacrduy from Poi tliuTd. where they spent the pnst ten days vis- 1 illnis. Watch tomorrows Tribune for n list of the Taxpayers Committee supporting Newton Chancy for re-! election. Tho names of the com-, muiPB nave neon caiiett mr ami will he published tomorrow. (Paid ; Adv.) 22:0 Delicious mmloHi $1.25 per box. Call Stewart Fruit Co., Front nnd Front nnd 223 r.e nucUley i me at liuch 14th Street. Mr. and Mrs. de uruvti in i nun mcir nome at Jiticn Yesterday tin a shopped In the city. Dfliu'i Hiverslde mmunlty i Cluh, Sai. nlte. Sumo orchestra. 224 ; Ilepnlred nnd put Into n more' presentable condition, the wnterl fountain opposite ihe ' Craterlan j thenter on. South Central nvenue has been replaced and yesterday concrete was being poured for step In order to nllow children to i drink without stretching too far. The now wtop Mill take the place of nn old stone hlock which had been used for the past ten year. A similar step wns nlso made yes terday 0 the fountain on Tenth street and fdny It will have to he r-poured as the result of mis- chievous hoys lust nlnht damaging the concrete. Detfrloun npnl!, SI. 2ft lpr hox. R555; WEIGHT IN MATCH W W;::M AGAINST" VERSON as.. It). I"J t I i.iA I J I ;f J I:J 1 WW r i, f , --Si r v m.m win mm m Cull Sti'wnrt Krult Co., Front nnOKOIt SAl.K Oil TIIAOK 5-room Hill Sltvrt. . ;J. nuoritH from Seattle nt Medford hotel Include J. It. MncDnuKllM . nnd son. Mllon l. Smith. Mr. nnd Mrs. R S. Ilnlilwln, l. II. Seholteni nnd V. A. Ilt-eht. ' Mxtm wood Null nlierg npplei.. 50,- per hox nt I'lnnnrle rnrklnu Co. . tf A numlier of Medford Nportsmen WANTKli Young woman for iten r?' preVeirt 'ut'the lxiiak Yilton ,''1!i1J",",,11"2L l'hoiuss.22i. lensue moe!.,B nt Wwnktt Inn Inst p,Tu SaT.K-Purebred 7l7rnmn pn nlKhi. AmnnK those prem-nl were; Ue pupn. Slronhenrt mrnln. No Ralph CowrMI. T. VS. niHlili, Hr lienor hreedltiK in the west. Junior c llayei. l'nul A. Scherer. Crlred for quirk nale. Alno 52 M. .Nf llomin nndll. U Nnblet. All. ' ' f ' o d llnk iull..f.. Willet iM-cumo mrmlwrM itf iho Iznik Wnl " l:mif i liliitt-r. tlniniM I'nw otirler, . . ( All klmls nl hui-sriy utm-k: nut. fruit nnd hntl ttiw. tunllty k- O. W, Aualln, 91 l'orlhipd Ave, jj M, Vf A HcW lVieXlCO Valuable Indian Lore , Inton for scientific study. o At hor ; request lton:iya. an A coma Indian youth, willingly Hinpn the moiirs of is tri)fc I .Miss lJiiisniore, herself a musi cian, was a teacher in the schools in bi. ram, .mini., n ueu Hue uuciii- e.l the confines of the class room were too limited for her. She he- (-an tlelviiiK into Indian music ami i innalnt in,. II ,n,l I,,.,- n-nuli the attention of the bureau of etli- nolosy. Since than far flung trails and interesting adventures have claimed her. e "1 have had very little trouble with the Indians," she says. "I have been alone on reservations with 20nu ImliaiiH, but have never known any fear. 1 approach the I enters of Ihe Iribes end get their co-operation. Sometimes this is a little difficult at first, but when I will vanish into oblivion thev are coum n no reIleI lrom nlK" ,,luou itlail to let me make a recop of pressure of long standing. Hcweswur It for thilillle black discs which j 'led. Finally he asked her to give Asnicl they reaard vith awe." j a trial. In his letter he fiays Since "r"T- ----- - . Making Atfmel she has gaifted eir.ht Mr. jyid Mrs. WilliarH II. Roberts , have purt'hu.sod a Minnll acrrafii Hulxirhan lftmo on the Jacksonville hluhway near thi Oak drove i Ff:ijo. They export to take pos :.sesj!on Novcmljcr 4 and havo made t ph. is for exifnslve iiiiproveineni.H ' vvitii n view to making the place their permanent residence. Pea." trees, l'0e; Fi'i'neh roots, I l u d d e d; nnihin' heiter. .1. ('. Humes Nursery. Tel. uiti-y. !!'M(if lU''liiu' ilance Kawle Point Hal. Tho Southern Oregon Ua libit Uroeders' association will meet to morrow niirlit at the library in reir ular monttily cession, at which present marketing conditions will he the main topic. All southern i Oregon rahliit growers nro urged . to attend. 0 ' Price cuts little tee in 1uyi; fruit trees; it's (juallty. Austin, 13 Portland Ave. 223 The final (late for the second payment of (iuxcm Is next Monday, November "ah. and the final rush nf ciilzeiiM to the sheriff' offiee lH now under way. and is expected to O each its heiKht Saturday and Monday, deorgo l'O Howard, nn PXert on Jackson rountv taxes, is aistin t,P flnt rush. t'onl by the sjick or ton. Tel. 031. .Medford Fuel Co. tf n ) o o i n I loium A Medford Loilgo N Xf K A M" Kri f,' 2, 7:30 p. m. W S p o c I n I Comiiiimicatioii, ! No. 13. A. Iday, Nov. oris in the K. A. and F. of the W. M iI24 , negroes. ny uriier C. M. HOI STON, i Secretary. I Shrine Stated Assembly 1 1 ilia h Teinpte session. Masonic hall. Ashland. Friday evening. Nov. 2. ; Pontine business and1 ceremonial matters.! U'4t'''"Hnts after session. P. K. HAMMOND. It. DA V. Peeorder. Potentate. 223 Notice. No hunting will he pfW.ittted for the balance of this year on any of llrophy & Co. land, formerly " ' i K .99 TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY W'A XTI'M) r mr-n ftr tondy ponl ttun. mi'IMik food produi'lM niul lolli't 111Q ltA. SI.'VfiiH, 4Ti-V. iH'twiH'n .'i and " p. in. sttielly modern, prnetirnlly new, niNir Hi'hotil, pnved mreet, sj.iUU. Will take $200 cuxh und any terms, or will trade for nuto. . Corn. 2llti Mimtuomerv Word, lllils. , , . 224 MR S.Xl.i: tlood rndlo In rnhlnet. STiil, one-third rout. Home even inji.'.. 32 N, (lra(ie. 224 KKA.IKU XOt'tH'NTlNt; SKItV- U l-.--t,,,'ri"' ihe mo-t cum pleto and modern hunk keeping service In So. ore, Andiis. In rtallMthin. tnetmie tux. A. Kntier, Pubtle Accountant. Tel. 80 a. 0 GRADY TO GIVE With nothing to do but wait nn ! til tomorrow nlht, the Americtn l-cinn ,'Jium corps smoker is lit , readine-ut for the opening bell to ; morrow evening at the Armory. where (icne O'C.rady of Ashland . will mix Klnve with fiobby Y-rnnn of Jutland in tho ln-round main i evetu, which promuen to be one of the hardest battles ever fouuht in . Medford. Vernon will welh arouiA ! ii" und O'Cirudy lrt.". , It Ik the d cm ire of iiy local fans to ee O'CJrady woiJC harder 1 in a fiiiht than he has been (ioiiiri, i and it is expected that if he. ever ' worked liy riiiK. he will do po to J morrow iSrjht, or else take the cotiju. Vernon is under tlie inan ! acement of Sam Doma.n of Port ( liiiid, who in a recent Iftter told of j Wrtiot Q, prowess In the Portland i fistic world, where ho has ki-n navin? more than ordinary in---ess. Doman It confident of Ver non vieiory, but at the same time does not underestimate the Ash land fighter. Pat Padelford is ready for Dud .ads. who this week won a special event from liko Ueplnto. a well known Portland boxer. Kads and Pndclford will mix In the semi wind up. follow inK two jne HininarieM. fai-d or 'I'liiiiikN. We wish tu lh:ink our many friends for their kindness during ; our recent bereavement. aiWi for I .i. . ...... . 3 Joseph Spltzer. J. S. Spltser, , 9 Jonas Spitzer. .. .1. Spit iter. .Mix Kvelyn .stacrp. -Mrs. II. V. Mason. 'iiJ .Mrs. I'. W. (JuarlKiiliush. 4 Mall Tribune u read bv on nan people every dav. tf High blood pressure reduced better than , in 20 years A husband writes ubuut his wife vdio pounds. Her blood pressure is much iuklt. nne sleeps wen. in juui, Mtc is feeling belter than' t,hc hus in the past twenty years." livery day such leliers ure received, testifying to IU lciieii(s derived from Agmel. ' ll'nnf i j .;i'.rl7 A urt.c naturul hvulth fiskd. Tllv .up or milk ; ot tht: .Mvliria hluguey plant cua ctnlruul by ri-niov-inK etces wuter. Nothing sddtd. Kx- ; tr;i(,-d iirily rich in important m.neral and othw vital tit mtnt. nt Aury for tlif proM-r udjujitmiit and fuci-tiuitini: of tile body. A Tihii o-,iu. Nut u mwliiiif. N.in- : Mlcoiiolir. Tliousands Mexican Maguey riant .Source of Agmcl Crf TfuSlorucf .gmtr und iptrial InfortiMiU... on tht ffHoaiiio xvilttt- from yuvr dntQgXttQT iff we ut o iff ci. hick lanon FKKSSllili If you nu any of the ; fultoKini: i mntoiim. KIIJNCV INFLAMMATION f invostiati? Aifintl Ut- MTOMACHA INUICKSTIOT? niAbhriKS day; lif-udachtfS. butk- uctics. Klyroiiuria ,aD't ( frcMuntit necessity to Uet up uO night, etc. alftit Airmel. frwritpdrtvt to Tli Airrael K your a ru yoration, 2R0 Hark Avnn. NfwVitrl. N. Y. These Drug Store a Are Open Nigh This Week Medford Pharmacy Heath's Drug Store ' Strang's Drug Store Why bt satisfied with ft ready-made suit when you can have an Ed. V. Price OR M. Born Suit, tailored to your measure, for $25 up A fit or your money back. The Men's Shop Next to Rialto N ...... l W yCZT TONIGHT STILL THEY COME! . From All Southern Oregon ( j Hundreds Are Goinsf to See It Twice ifoN'T DELAY-! See It Tonight ( J . . kgM You SEE and HA1 him a as never before. i "j . COMING I . .'u-.... SUNDAY . . IB q i ruui oiiuws uany f ' I anu 9 FANCHON and MARCO'S ORINETAL IDfcA Admission With Chilfren ?. 2 . . $UE tONG o Adults . 50 TONIGHT Onry V . f o Hoot Gibson 6 Clearing th o 1, a GOOD ADDED FEATURES . TOMOERO? ROTHERMEL'S MUSIC WM BOYD ill . Usual Admission "THE SKYSCRAPR" BEGINS SATURDAY Nov.JFOR 7 BIG DAYS A SMASHING0 o Hundreds of Items at This Amazing Price! Tlu lnnrkcts i:ivi V.MIUCS V( t'lilllil 'iinl ORIENTAL ART & VARIETY STORE 12 North Bartlett -1 OH, BOY! HE'S HERE AGAIX 19 AJIOTHIbR SefcSWG COMEDY WESTKRM, CRAMMED WITH AC TION AMD ROMANCE. IN 99 le iccn sc(iiir(il for tin' licst for ID, vjiliifs t ")(V. Sa
