Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, July 19, 1922, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textin'- paht: two WETVFOTiP MAIL TTtTBTTNTV MEDFORD OTJEOON, "WEDNESDAY, JULY-If). 1022 ocal and ' Personal Last night's council meeting was much shorter and Involved much lass argument than Is usual. The only argument between members of the council was one -involving the question of whether the rules slmuld be sus pended or not so that the ordinance mlghti be passed at once authorizing the execution of a deed to tho armory site to the state of Oregon for $7000 to be applied on the city's $20,000 share of the armory. Two of the ctnin rilmen were not in favor of the suspen sion of the rules and wished the re mainder of the council to wait until the next meeting when Mayor P Gates would bo present as he lg ex pected to return from his vacation at Pelican Bay in a week. Regular pro cedure provides that the. ordinance he laid over until the next meeting for a final vote. However tho vote was taken . the rules .were suspended and tho ordinance was passed, after which the meeting brofte up at 9:30 and all the--councilman became harmonious with each other and were Invited by Dick Antle to attend the show at his "shrine of the silent art" in a body. Anyone who has a casli register for sale please call tills office 75. tf Walter Camp's Daily Dozen health builder records will make a new man or woman of you. Try them at Pal mer's Piano House. . 107 Ransom Webster nnd several other Medford young men left this morning for Klamuth Falls whore they will spend the remainder of the summer on a lumber hnul. , j Milk and -cream at DeVoe's. ' tf An Informal reception will be held nt the KnightB of Pythias hall in honor of Frederick B. Atwood and family Wednesday evening after the lecture. All Knlghls. .Pythian Sisters and friends invited." Refreshments served. lot Mr. nnd Mrs. Everett Drayton left early this afternoon for their cabin on Hlk creek whero they will spend a Bhort time fishing. " Second-hand Underwood typewriter for Bale; bargain If sold ntonce. tf Everywhere'-you', look' you see a Chevrolet. - tf Harold Babb of the Ashland branch of the Standard Oil company was a Medfojd business visitor yesterday. , Home cooked meals served aiiiid cool, attractive surroundings. Prices always reasonable. Parlor Tea Rooms. ';' ' . . tr 'All summer millinery 50 per cent dis count. The Vanity Shop, tf Swan Hedln will have a Jury trial tills afternoon in Justice Taylor's court on a charge of driving an automobile while under the Influence of Intoxicat ing liquor. The arrest was made by Sate Traffic Inspector J. J. McMnhon. tlt your clothes aren't becomlng'to you, you had better be coming to us. The. Pnntorlum Dye Works. tf Attention ladies, the Vacuette has arrived In Medford. ' 101 ;Mr. atuf Mis'. Sain Richardson and Slim, Jr., and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kreim and family of Clinton, la., leave tomorrow morning for the Lake of the Woods where they will spend tho next two or three weeks outing nt the Rich ardson cabin. ' 'Rucker Tnxl Company. Phono 876-W night nnd day service. City trips 26c. .' '.".'' 102 'Wnnted copy of "Lord's 1 Hlrfls of Oregon," used as text book some years nffo. , Cull Mull Tribune. ' -tf Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Woodford and Mr. nnd Mrs. H. IT. Lumsden leave to morrow morning for Diamond Lake where tlroy will spend several days fishing. Mr. Wood ford nnd .Mr1. Lums doh Intend to make a trip by horse back from the lake to the head of tho Tmpqua and get some ronl trout fish ing. '. Wo want to purchase a cash register at once. What have you to offor? ' tf ' Chiropody. ': j-' --';, ' .' , 4 ; Electrothorapy.'.' ' 'Whdlii-vltant massage. J ' ' 1 ITr. Hntstoadl Phlpps block. " 101 '4'SUin" Frooland who Is oh n sur veying Job on the now Crater Lako lil(!liwny, wug In Medford yesterday on business and for tlio purpose of visit lnij.ri londs.iiM ' : " ' : --v ' Kl niombors of the offlclnl honrd of the Christian church nro urged to at tend the meeting of the board at 8 p. th. toulglit nt the church. If your clothes aren't becoming to you, you hud tetter ho coming to us. The Pantorlum'Dyo'Works. tf Sure Relief FOR INDIGESTION (NWCESTfO ilt uHrs J 6 Bell-ans ELL-ANS 5c and 754.PaeKi Evvn J Telephone Numbers to Remember , Fire Department . 50 ' . : . ( Fire calls only) .Insurance Any Kind 123 . McCurdy Insurance ' Agency Medford Xat'l Bank Bl.lg. ' " T4 Mi-own . White have moved to their ni-w ofllt-e. formerly Paue-Dn-Hslor, on Main street, and the old Brown & White office is now occupied by Den nis. Kimball & Pope. C. M. Richards, tuner and repairer of pianos. Phone 223 -J. tf Attention ladies, the Vacuette has arrived in Medford. 101 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Law ton left this morning for their home inCasc3 da, Calif., after a several weeks visit here with J. W. Lnwton and other relatives. While here they motored to the Josephine Caves, 'Crater Lake and Fort Klnmath. All summer millinery 50 per cent dls uutit. The Vanity Shop. tf The regular meeting of the Pythian Sisters, Wednesday, July 19th, Is post poned to two weeks from that dale. 101 Mr. and Mis. Charles rnlm leave to morrow for Pelican Hay where they have a summer home. They Intend to remain for several weeks. When in need of shingles and roof ing call Wallace Woods, 108. 711 E. Main. The dates for, the Jnckson County Fair, Sept. 1:1 to 16 Inclusive do not appear in the list of fairs In Oregon published In the Telegram at Portland, July 17th. llnlbert Deuel returned-this morning from a few days business visit in Port land. ! Hear Frederick' 8. ' Atwood at the park Wednesday evening at 8 p. m. IJ. O. K. K. band and male quartet. - i , - ; - .- 102 Siskiyou mineral water, wholesale and retail. Brown & Brown. - 108 The work on the Southern Pacific crossing on Main street has been com pleted nnd the crossing has been greatly improved. Work on the other S. P.1 crossings In the city will begin ut dnce. ' Automobile Insurance. Brown ' & White.' " tf - Bring us the films that you want to have especially good. Swem's Studio. 105 G. IT. Dotson of the Dotson Motor company, nnd wife loft yostorday for.a weeks trip to Crater Lake. They will pick lip Mr., Dotson's parents and some other, friends at Eugene.Albany Even ing Herald.: ; -. . ' ' - i ... ' Attention ladies, the Vacuette has arrived: in Medford. . 101 Lime and cement. Medford Lumber Co. i . ' Mr. and Mrs. Paul C. Hansen left Monday evening In their car for Salem where Hansen win accept the foreman ship of A. M. Hansen's planing mill. This Id tho third time Mr, Hansen has been connected with that mill. Mr. nnd Mrs. Hansen have lived in Med ford for about thirteen years and dur ing their residence here they have made a large circle of friends who re gret their departure but. wish them sqecess. , j . -i . Tonight at Nat., Harmony - Clowns. 10c admission. i': , ) ,100 When. In need of sash and doors, call Wallace Woods, 108 or come to Vll E. Main street. .:" ' Rose E. Housing of Portland and Peter McKearn of Marshfleld, guests at the Holland hotel, left tor Crater Lake this morning. Other guests at the Holland are A. Dearlng and family of Kansas City, Mo., 11. A. Johnson of Portland, Mr. and Mrs. George J. Fish er of Seattle, C S. Parker of Portland, anil Harvard de Orasse of Grants Pass. Hoar Frederick S. Atwood of;-' the park Wednesday evening nt 8 p.. m. D. .0, K. K. 'bnnd and male quartet'. .' ' . . ;.. .'.'. ..-. . . 102 Every where you look you see a Chevrolet. . tf Mr; and Mrs.' II. Chandler. Egun loft this morning: on a motor trip to Vic toria. B. C. , Fire1 Insurance. Brown & White. If you have a cash register far sale, phone, 76; V tf Heinle Hunt' hnd Jack Boyd, frater nity' brolhers from the University of Oregon, are guests of Justin Smith. . .' Get your mill blocks from the Valley Fuel Co. PhonB 76. ; . r . This office is prepared to print lodgor sheets, hills, etc, used on the bookkoeplng machines. - Don't give your ordors to traveling men nnd have them printed out of Modford. ' Phone us ami we will call. tf , Carl Klrchem and Mr. Gerber of Oregon City, arrived .Tuosdayi from Oregon City to take personal charge of the contract On the Talent Irrigation District. ' ' Specialists iu kodak finishing. Swem's Studio. ' ' 105 Dressmaking for women nnd chil dren. Specialty: men's shirts, button holes and alterations. Mrs. Ben J. Trowbridge, 90S West Tenth St. Phono 355-Y. ' - - 99 Mr. nnd Mrs. A. H. Miller and chil dren left this morning for Eugene whore Mrs. MUlor and the children will remain with Mrs. Ankeny, Mrsr Miller's mother, while Mr,-' Miller goes on to Portland for a Stationers conven tion. ' ' - Fifty-eight different torms of Insur ance. 'Holmes "The Insurance Man." Jackson County Fair. Medford, Son tomber 13 to lfl. tf W: O.'Wohster of the -Associated Oil Co., received this morning a five ton Mack truck with which he Intends, to hnul lumber in Klamath county. When hotter automobiles nre built. Bulek will build them. tf Buy Medford home. Pay like rent. Gold Ray Realty Co. . J. W. Herrlan, superintendent of the fisheries at Butte Falls, loft for Butte Falls this morning. l Hemstitching, . . Plcotlng, So per yd. ' Buttons covered. Handicraft Shop. tf Lime for spray. Medford Lbr. Co. Dr. aud Mrs. Horton of Bend, who have been spending the last two weeks iwlth Mrs. Horton's parents at Gold Hill, nre planning a trip to Sou Frnn Cisco. Dr. Horton was formerly em ployed in the Eagle Drug company and was well known in Medford. ' . You can get U at DeYoe'j, f Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Wakefield and .Mr. and Mrs. Silllmam, guests from San Jose, are spending a few days at Dia mond Lake. A good proposition and one that can be made a fine income for man who will Invest $S00, with services.. Box 88, Mail Tribune. Everywhere you look you see a Chevrolet: Mr. and Mrs. John Goodrich left this morning to spend? several . days at Alder Iodge, their cabin oh- Rogue river. - ' They say step-cut piston rings have been reduced to 25c each at Busy Cor ner Motor Co. tf All kinds of rough and dressed lumber. Wallace Woods, phone 108. 711 East Main street, . ''Uncle" George Nichols who was seriously ill with a high fever' for sev eral days, is recuperating rapidly, and was able-to sit-up for -half an hour Monday for the flrHt time. Get tree props, at Big Pines Lumber Co. , tf Newcomb's special on dry planing mill blocks during heavy run Is $5.75 dumped at your place for the large cord load. Orders will be delivered 1n order In which they are taken. Phone 6.11. tf j . Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bates expect to leave the first of next week on an auto trip to Washington and British Columbia. Get tree props at Big Pines Lumber Co. tf Hnrdwdod flooring. Medford Lum ber Co. - Promoters of a Merchants Fair at Eugene In September are trying to arrange a match between Ralph Hand and Walter Miller, Pacific coast mid dleweight wrestling champion as tan athletic attraction-. The negotiations have not been closed yet. Kodak films at De Yoe's. tf Fire Insurance. Brown & White. 'Word was brought to this city Tues day afternoon that the hotel and home of Mrs. Cogill at Cinnabar Springs in the Slsklyous was destroyed by a for est fire last week, the cabins and build ings being a total loss, and very little saved from the flumes. The hotel was known to many local people, who have vlsitod the BpringB, and they will sym pathize with Mrs. Coglll In her loss, as she was famous for her cooking and hospitality. With Mr. Coglll sho lias moved to Yireka, Calif. It wrts not her intention to run the hotel this summer ns her health is poor, and the work too hard. , Sash and doors. Medford Lumber Co. - ' :: f Erlck Anderson of the Blue 'Ledge district Is spending' a few days in the city on business. For good insurance, you Bhould go to Goff & Yeo, office with JackBon County Abstract Coi ' : . . E. O. Potter of Klnmath Falls is spending a few days In the city attend- Ipg to business matters.' . ' . i We:wil deliver today large load of No. 1' inlll blocks, dumped at $5.75. Valley Fuel Co. Phone 76. tf Dr. nnd Mrs. Henry Hart will leave Thursday for n month's outing at Cinnabar Springs, -Calif. They will camp out. ' Jackson County Fair, Medford, Sep tember 13 to 16. tf Dr. Gitzcn has returned from Klam ath Falls, where ho was a witness In a wagon stealing case, -which was dis-, missed before it got to the jury. Hemstitching, Plcotlng,. ... 8c per yard. '' Wdrk finished ' '. ' ' 1 When you want It. ' The Vanity Shop, . ' Cor. Main and Bartlott St. tf Tho baseball teams of Medford and Eagle Point will cross bats nt the local park liext Sunday. ' " -. ' ' Hnve you tried that big milk shake at deVoe's? - . , ' tf The work of plastering the Interior of the Medford Wntlonnl bank Is now under vay, the rear portion bolng com pleted. The Improvements arc oxpect- ed lo be comploted by August 5th. Siskiyou mlnernl water, wholesale and' retail. Brown & Brown; 108 Charles Huff, postmaster nt Copco, Calif.,, has returned to his home after a short stay In the city on business. You can get most nny old thing nt DoVoo's most any old' time. tf The Lowls Ulrich' residence in Jack sonville was sold Tuesday to J. M. Shoemaker of Billings, Mont., who will take' Immediate possession. 1 The I'l rloh's nre building a $6000 home on Minnesota - avenue, which Is not yet ready for occupancy. ' v They say step-cut piston rings have been reduced to 25c each at Busy Cor ner Motor Co. ' 1 ' tf Mrs. I-Yank Mocham nnd son reurned to Portland this morning from a week's visit with Mi's. Bner. s Try our merchants lunch. Tho Shasta. . , Margaret Mansfield was In Medford Tuesday from 'the Mansfield ranch at Prospect. ' 1 Get pine flume lumber at Big Pines Lumber Co. -. . tf The guests at the Medford hotel in clude Mr. and Mrs. Htnkley Taylor of Piedmont, Mr. and Mrs. F..A. Goodrich of Unldwinaville.'N.' Y.,' Mr. F.' Y. Ben nett and Earl Dennett of Mill Valley, Cnllf., G. A. Van Vult of San Francisco, George Frazer of Ttnkorsflelfl,' F. L. Simons and wifo of San Francisco, Dr. O. W. WlmWIy anil family of .Toppen- Ish, Wash., Raymond J. Buckley of Berkeley, and R. O. Grubb of Sun Fran Cisco. ,. - . - ' Safety first Insure with iledden & Cannday, Phone 730. tf TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR SALK -BiK twin 3-speod Harley PhvMhoii just ovorhuult'ii aut re painted by an xix-rt: best of run- ntnjc orrtor. Rxxi times. Saciiftce price $S5. Fred Costain, 715 V I St. Grants Pass. Ore. 101 FOK. KKNT Modern housekeeping rooms, downstairs, 345 N. UtrtUtt. tf KOU HKNT Throe room apartment. 1005 V, Main. St. rhoue SOVk, JUi Two stages left for Crater Lake this inornliiK. The ins:,i-np-n. were as fol lows: Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Brand of Los Angeles, Mrs. W. E. Briggs of Sacra mento, Miss M. C. Clark of Sacrnmen- ln MIrs It R PVitwnm nf Run FYnnpiacn Miss E. B.- (jlark of Sacramento, Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Miles of Los Angeles, Mrs. M. R. Kater of Los Angeles, Mrs. Gordon VooYhies and Marion Voorhles of Medford. Bearing pear and apple orchards sacrificed at $100 acre and up. 1 acre tracts and up. Easy terms. Near Medford Highway. Gold Ray Realty Co. Phone 728-R or 134-Y. Miss Evelyn Dew ot Ashland, spent the day in Medford. - Bert Sm itli of the California-Oregon Power company at Ashland, spent the day In Medford on business. ' ' ' Edgar Wight, jeweler, formerly of Medford who moved .recently, to. south ern California writes that he is getting along vorywell In his new location at Ontario. From the day the new store was opened he has had more business than he could handle. The store loca tion Is at 121 Euclid avenue, and the home address is 311 Granada Court. The family are all well and invite any- of their Medford friends who happen to be in southern California to visit them. ; On July 2Gth at the Weed hippo drome in Weed, Calif., a twenty round boxing contest for the championship of southern Oregon and northern Califor nia will be held. The Idaho Wildcat of Medford will box Bob Dennlson of Dunsmulr. -: Mr.' and Mrs. Mac McDermott. .'of Albany,': N.Y., left this morning for their Home after ' having Been . the guests for the past three weeks at Mr. and Mrs. Dick Bradley. The two fam ilies spent several days at the Bradley cabin on "Union creek and at Diamond and Crater lakes. Senator C. M. Thomas returned this morning after having spent the past several days in Salem on business. Following the general orders issued by their respective unions, three men including one engineer and two oilers, quit work in the roundhouse yesterday. The engineer was in charge of the engine operating the turntable. At the rounonouse touay. it was ssia mat little if nny inconvenience had been caused by the walkout, and that the regular schedule of work had not been Interfered with. Ashland Tidings. Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Boyd of We nntchee, Wash., are in Medford for a few days visit with Mrs. Boyd's sister, Mrs. W. T. York and family and with A. S. Bliton and family. William Alden and family of North Platte, Neb., are visiting George Alden and family. of this1 city. Both families loft this morning by auto for Crater Lake. i ' ; John J. Jefferys, Portland attorney, is a Medford' business visitor. - B..J. Palmer and family leave this woek for a several weeks Btayv at Newport, Urer ,, , , Mrs. Frank. Bumison and daughter Cloo and son Frank'arvived In Medford yesterday for a visit with old time friends. The Burnisons left this city ! some 22 yearn ago and reside In Port- Iland where Mr. Burnison is connected with' Meier-Frank. They left yesterday afternoon for Crntnr Lnke.j - I Frank SHverton of San Francisco is' Ispending the day in Medford on busi ness. .- Tho fallowing people registered at the Oregon Tourist Information Bur eau In the Chamber of Commerce building Tuesday: E. L. Graham, Mrs. Mra.' Graham and son of Hollywood Calif., Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Turner of Riverside, Calif., A. T. Seybolt of Bridgeport, Neb., Miss Miriam Ogden Williams of Newark, .N. J., Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Coleman of Astoria, Ore., Mrs. Ira Do Foe and Mrs. J. A. Draper of Ontario, Ore. Latest Arrivals at Auto Camp Grounds JEiKhty-"ffvQ p.ersona in 27 automo biles arrived at tho Medford city auto t'Htna ifeat Jiight,. A large percentage of them. are hourjd foivCmtor Lake or: 'have ,rbturned 1 from that resort. Those " f egi'fttef el. are as follows:- K, O, Hunter , and party, from Omaha, Nub, n route to Los AnRoles; Thos. Kelly and ono other of Vorttand on th" -way to t rato JUnke; Scott Darby and party of four, en route north; F I, flendrlek of Kresno( Calif., en route north; D. Martin of San Fran cisco, going to Crater Lake; E. W. Whitmore, en route north; D. CraiK of Portland Koinn to tho Oregon ("avos; K. Croaise of Dllano, Calif., on- route, north; Tracy TV Vnnncie of Ahernoen, Washington. roIuk to Los Angeles; Pete Samson of Aberdeen 'Wash., going to Los. , Angles; AV. G. SampHOS of Central1 City. Nebraska, going to Portland: K. 10. Moran of Hidden beauty in your hair IN every woman'i hiir hidden beauty is wait ing to be brought out by the WilJroot treatment. You will be surprised to see how quickly these two preparations will change your whole . appearance. W1LDROOT . Hair Torucw Liquid Shampoo . For tali iv Strang's Diiir Store J'hono 82.1 2.11 K. Main Battle flrand, Wash., en route north; il. J. Andrue itf it.d Bluff, relurn iriK home: J. Cmhiim of l'umroy. Wash., going to Crater Lake; A. J. tl.ynch of Sacramento going to Crater like: A. K. HarborU of 1'ortlund, re turning north; Charles Shaw of Portland, gokig to Crater Lake; J. Boldun of Casuell, Oregon, en route south; Albert Gerber of Oregon City going to Ashlnnd; X. O. Bannon of Long Beach, going to Crater Luke; I. W. White of- Portland, going, to Crater Lake; H. NVAldrich of Fanls ton, Ida., en route south; Z. K. Mun zig of San Francisco, returning home; S. B.,Chipon of Hood Hiver en route north: E. S. Ingall of Boise, Idaho, going to Los Angeles; P. J. Moulder of Marcmi, Ariz., going to Los Ange les: D. -H. Rome of Portland, going tb Crater Ijuke ,and fleorge Q. Epper 'pn, going ito Crater l,ake. 1 - yFPlEUW SPEAK IN PARK Frederick S. Atwood, of Mlnneapo lis, Minn., Supreme Prelate cf the Knights of Pythias lodge, will speak this evening in the city park. He is a widelw known and splendid speak er and his subject will be "A Mes sage of Optimism." Mr. Atwood is accompanied by-Mrs. Atwood and their daughter Agnes, and they are seeking a location-on the Pacific coast. An' informal reception will he giv en after the public address and all Kuights, Pyithian Sisters and friends are invited to attend. The reception will be held-In the K. P. hall. CHINA WANTS U. S TO A PEKING, July 19. (By Associated Press). China desired to build a mod ern navy for defense purposes only and would welcome the aid of Amer ican naval experts in planning modern battle craft. Minister of Marine LI Ting-Hsin said tonight at ' a dinner given here in honor of Secretary Ed win Denby of the American navy de partment. ' LI-Ting-Hsin added that when China became a progressive nation' an effic ient navy would be essential to patrol her coast for defensive purposes; Secretary Denby replied without re ferring to the appeal' for American aid in building a navy. He expressed the good wishes of America, for China's welfare and said Americans regarded an active navy as a factoe promoting peace. Look for the Announcement of Our Big Remnant Sale On Page & Mann's Store and we want to induce you to mount and 'ride it with us. ' Send your laundry here and you will be certain of hav ing the best work done on your garments. i ,!!. . American Laundry 215 So. Riverside Phone 873 Try Our "Wet Wash" 15 lb. Bundle 75c Dry Cleaning,' Dyeing, Pressing, Repairing. . S. W. FORSYTHE DYER AND CLEAXER Prompt service and prices the lowest consistent with first class work. Phono 311. Shop nt lie Mistletoe JURY IS The falling baronfeter of fortunes marking the progress of Lew K. Col lins' tloldcu Wost Shows callio to a storm center this morning wnen some dozen of Its employees, clowns. JugKlerB, wire walkers, etc, Sought relief in court before tho sheriff's Jury, with- Sheriff Terrill presiding When the storm center cleared for tune smiled once more on Lew Col lins, but not so on those who have helped the show on its perilous way. Attorney H. A, Canaday endeav ored to uphold an attachment on the show,- while Attorney B. F. Lindas for the defence argued to prove own ership vested in persons other than Collins. .. . : ) . , . . . It was decided by the sheriff's jury that the property attached for caritqet TODAY, TOMORROW, FRIDAY To Mr. nnd Mrs; Public: "Como ' on 'over" to- progmm that' will make 1 you smile nnd chuckle!1 At tho lnd who couldn't say Conio on -over" 1h rnuse his Jill's "went from under" nml at-bis pep- py Irish liu-sic who found tho noto "Father has con sented, meet. 1110 nt the " Witircli"-only mount "to sign tlio pledge." '"' ' W ' - ' j li. Moran runs the fun in "Red- Hot Rlvills," News Film ami much entranc ing 'music 1y tiono How ard will. nuke you delight 16' yt'omo ,On Over." Mfss. your din-, ner,- luis . . . . tlon't miss 'I'omti On-" Over.' " ilamilton Wayne, in Tho Otvgon inn. ' ...... 1, 1, - 1 1 1 ' - s S . t 1: :uniin ! . Hittson's Bargains For Today T. WATCH HIS ADS CLOSELY ' 1918 ford ....... . ;.; . : . .$150.00 1918 OAKLAND ..$185.00 Investigate Our Buick Roadster If You Want to Sell Your Car, See Us -.t - . Hit the Trail for HITTSON MOTORS Jacon County Fair, September 13 to 18 , ' i debt owed hy Collins belonged to i man by the name of Hagley and therefore could not be taken for Col lins' debt. This decision was reach ed from evidence introduced by tho defense that a sale of the property had taken place. . iNo documents to prove tho sale were Introduced. SALEM STORES CLOSE FOR BERRY PICKING, SALEM, Ore., July 19. Practical-. . ly every store In Salem closed today while their employes, together wlth those from -banks and other businoss institutions went berry-picking In an effort o save the logal berry crop.,, which is, suffering neavyloss from,; shortage of pickers. Twenty-five ,. hundred pickers are needed In. .the , Salem, district.- ' : Kxcmiit From Mortgages. 1 WASHINGTON. July IS. Money loaned to farmers on mortgages will be exempt from income taxes unde a bill introduced today by Chairman McCumber of the senate finance committee. j S See Important Announcement' ' '" by J. A. Folger and Company. ' on page 5 .tfZJ&'-V-.V 'V:::"iV'?Viy . Rppert Hughes j Colleen Moore over Con, r . In 1 ' SATURDAY J 3lK ' WU1 Rodger in "'; "0ne G10rious Day '