Medford mail tribune., July 31, 1922, Page 2, Image 2

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MATE TRIBUNE, MEDFORD , OT?EO OX, ' MONDAY, .TTTLY 31, 1922
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Prof. Rohuer, head of the Southern
OrKon experiment station, arrived
hoAie this morning from Yakima,
Wash., where be attended the annual
conventiou -of the official horticultur
ists of 'the northwest, and later looked
over fruit conditions in the Wenstchee
valley. He was accompanied here by
the following specialists, who also at
tended the convention and are vlBltlne;
the local experiment station: Dr. Chus.
llrooks of Washington, H. C, in charge
of the Investigation of fruit diseases
for the department of agriculture;
1'rof. F: .1. Velhinyer of the University
of California experiment station, 'and
Prof. A. H. Hendrlckson in chnrge of
the fruit experiment station at Moun
tain View; Calif. -
Special sale on hair nets 85 cents a
dozen. r Marlnello Preparations at 10
per cent : discount. Marlnello Shop,
409 Liberty Hldg. 11
Flftv-elghl different torms of insur
ance. Holmes rne insurance Man.
tf
CJeorge A. Codding arrived home this
morning from attendance last week at
the state convention at The Dullos of
the American Legion of Oregon. Mrs
Codding, who ulso attended the con
vention went on to Astoria to visit her
brother, L. D. Corlles, and faiully for
several dilys or a week.
This 'office Is 'prepared' to print
ledger lieets, bills, etc., used on the
bookkeeping.',, machines. .Don't give
your of dors tft traveling men and hav$
them printed-, 5oilt ot Medfbrd. . .PWde
us ana wciffU 'oail: i ,: .:. -. ;, v.tf
System femed Cor'writes 'Ffre'flDcr
an other insurance, strong companies
Office 2nd floor Medford Bldg. tf
Lute yesterday afternoon Hall's at
torneys BervpYr'6lcott's legal represen
tatives" vlfhvHf11t of ."Individuals In
Marion cduh'fy "Who' are charged'wlth
voting tllegnlly. The program calls for
huvlng these people culled to the wit
ileus stand. The best known name on
the list of those alleged to have Voted
illegally Is that of George Putnam, edi
tor of the Salem Capital Journal.
Portland Oregonlan. According to re
ports In Medford the charge against
Putnam Is merely that of changing his
registration from democratic to re
publican, an action sustained by the
court as legal in a recent decision.
Business man wishes good room,
private family, West Bide, high class
homo only. Address Box 60, Mail Tri
bune. . 118
Milk and cream tit DeVoe's. ' tf
Mi'j and Mrs. .Alei( Sporow .arrived
In the city last night'from Crater-llnke
fur-as overnight -visit at Klrtland farm,
and: returned this fpmppcp to ,tne lake
whee Mrs. . Sparrow1 intd "daughters
nndjher mother, .M.rs,. Wthjngtpn, are
spending the summer with Mr. Spar
row) ji The supetfntendent of . Crater
NafJImal Park says everything; Is run
ning bmoothly at the lake with record
blinking attendance so rur.
Bvorywlijre you look you see a
Cliiivrolet
.littkson County Fair, Medford, Bop
tender 18 to 16. tr
Dif.'E. H. Porter Is making nn expert
menj'in horticulture trying to raise the
eastern bluoberry here. The doctor
Rnyji.the berries are now maturing and
In' expootB a good crop.
BjUiJu and olarlnet artist coming
vllh',' Jewel Orchestra to the Jackson
Hot, Springs pavilion Wednesday, Aug.
2nd. Featuring latost music. 113
Hemstitching, ,
Pleating,
Xc per yd.
lluttona covered.
Handicraft Shop. tr
Threshing Is under way In BOino
purls, of the valley, some of the far
mers having need of the grain imme
diately. tor feeding purposes. A groat
part of the grain will he used for fat
tening hogs for the fall markets, and
to feed chickens to bring them up on
their egg production. Ashland Tid
ings. Lime and cement. Medford Lumber
Co. i
; Automobile Insurance. Drown &
White. tf
Cfj A. Pickel and family motored to
the . Oregon Caves and return yestor
day; Now felt hats for glrlB with bobbed
lialr. lli.GO to tl.60, at The Vanity Shop.
114
When In need of shingles and root
ing call Wallace Woods, 108. 711 E.
Main. "
(luy Owens of Portland who has
been visiting bis aunt, Mrs. E. P. Shir
ley, left last night for his home. While
here he visited Diamond and Crater
Lakes.
Take your kodak films to Palmer's
studio. First class work and prompt
sorvlce. tf
Hard times made easy, buy ranches
without money, pay with share of crop
like rent. Gold Ray Realty company.
,' 110
J.! J. Skinner and family returned
yesterday from Polican Bay where
they have been for the paBt two weeks
enjoying an outing.
Have you tried that big milk shake
at deVoe's? tf
Telephone Numbers.
,tj'; to Remember
Fire Department
50
(Fire calls' only) "
Insurance
' Any Kind
: 123
; McCurdy Insurance
' Agency
Medford Nat'l Bank
I,. 1). Sanderson of San Francisco is
-a guest at the Hotel Medford as are
I -Mr. and Mrs. E. (J. Sherrock and Geo.
A. Hunt of Seattle, Mr. mid Mrs. MrB.
('. K. Sumner and A. I,. Marks of Los
' Angeles, Andrew J. Cleum and sons of
Paio Alto. Calif.. Mr. and Mrs. II. C.
Greve and Harriet and Jeannette
Greve of Cottonwood, Ida., Frank Hoag
of Pueblo, Colo., K. C. Newbauer and
son of Sucramento, W. F. Lake and M.
K. Lake of Los Angeles.
You Can get It at DeVoe's. tf
Hot time at Hot Springs. Something
new every julpiitu. Dance to thq.ttitre
of the Jewel orchestra. jj 113
A. J. Close returned' home itoday
from The Dulles where he attended the
state convention of the American Le
gion. Tom Swem, another degate
from the local post, on the returtrf trip
from The Dalles stopped at Qtants
Pass this morning to spend thfci day
there. ,-:-, !
If your clothes aren't- becoming to
you, you had better becoming tp us.
The Pantorlum Dye Works. ; tf
All summer millinery 50 per cent dis
count. The Vanity Shop. tf
The maximum temperature of Sun
day reached 100 degrees, but the heat
of thj day seemed to be more felt last
night until midnight. The present hot
spell will presumably continue anoth
er day or so as this morning's mini
mum temperature wns 5tt degrees, and
the prediction is for fair weather Tues
day.
Fire Insurance. Drown & White.
Wanted copy of "Lord's Tllrds of
Oregon," used as. text book some years
ago. Call Mail Tribune. ' -. . ! , - tf
Mr. and Mrs. A. 1L Callahan, Mrs.
"Alice Dub'I and Guy Guilders formea
(in anto party which, spent Sundfty iat
Grote-r Lake.- -
pit- ygur clothes aren't becoming to
you, you had better he coming to us.
The Pantorlum Dye Works. tf
irVou have a cash register for sale,
-phone 75. r.. tf.
Mr-, and Mrs. John Moffat left tills
morning for Diamond Lake where thoy
will spend u two weeks vacation.
Got tree props at Big Pines Lumber
Co. tf
Sash and doors. Medford Lumber Co.
' - . i .
Dr. Ilurmoster, wife and daughter,
with Mr. Chillerstrom as a, guest, all
from North Bend, returning by 'uuto-
mobile from the dentists' convention
at Los Angeles, were nil slightly In
jured Saturday afternoon when . the
car suddenly started bucking and skid
ding and turned over three times at
the end of the pavement at Gold Hill
on the Pacific highway. Dr. Burhies-
ter was unhurt, though shaken ,up,
rB. Hurmesler's shoulder, wun.'seli-
ouslv hrlilsen'-'nntl hcrihirilirii :li'rVtul -ttio.v.
be crackedcr.'The rfajgUterwMto-j;
jured. CblUexstronf ' is' 'du'ftoTOiyi'fcwii1
cuts about the head and severe bruises.
The car wns; ((ImUitJH! MnjlMll tt (ot'lii
' When better automobiles are built.
Bulck will build them. tf
Everywhere you look you see a
Chevrolet. - tf
Mr. and Mrs. Honry Dates lonve to
morrow for a several weeks trip thru
California and Intend to visit in San
Francisco, Santa Burbara and Los
Angelos.
Now fall millinery now on display at
The Vanity Shop. 120
They soy step-cut piston rings have
been reduced to 25c each at Busy Cor
ner Motor Co. tf
Dorotlvy and 01nd,ys Bodwoll re
turned' lust night'from-a. two 'Xv'iiikft
auto trip to Portlund and eastern Ore
gon towiiB where they visited friends
and relatives.
All summer mlllmery GO per cent dis
count. The Vanity Shop. ' ' tf
Summer millinery DO per cent dis
count nt The Vanity Shop. 120
H. E. Unumnn, the rural mail carrier
out of Talent, bus purchased the II. A.
Ilunscow proporty In that village. The
place consists of throe lots and a five
room house, the consideration being
$000, Ashlnnd TidlngB. .
Bearing pear and npple orchards
sacrificed at $100 Acre and up. 1 acre
tracts and rip.' Easy terms. Near
Medford Highway. Gold Rny Realty
Co.." Phone-728-R or 1.14-Y. ,.,
Try our merchants luuch. The
Shasta. ; i .
Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Guthrie and chil
dren left this morning for a few days
outing at the Lake of the Woods. '
For Fire Insurance see Bennett, 11 II
West Main Btreet. tf
Lime for spray. Medford Lbr. Co.
An 84 pound steelhead Is on exhibi
tion this morning In the Medford Har
ness Co. window. The fish was caught
by Otto Jeldness last evening ut a
point on Rogue river a short distance
this side of McCloud and wiib landed
on a number 6 fly.
Mattress work all kinds. Medford
Auto Top Co. Phone 104. tf
For good insurance, you should go
to Goff & Yeo, office with Jackson
County Abstract Co.
It may be of Interest to the- people
of' Jackson county, in this stirring
time to know what has become of
Evangolist K. J. Bulgln, who about
a year ago held a series of rovlval
meetings In this city. Evangolist
Bulgln Is now at Atlanta, (la., and,
according to people who have seen
recent copies, is nn associate editor
fit The Searchlight, the official organ
of the Kn Klnx. They clulm to have
road articles from his pen, that were
somewhat stirring. The last Med
ford hoard of Evangelist Bulgln was
that he was the defendant in a libel
suit for $50,000 riled In Idaho
against him.
Having opened a Home Restaurant
in Mrs. Whiteside's building back of
Fox's real estate office, entrance aide
door. Central Point, I desire- your
patronage. A good homo stylo chicken
dinner Sunday. Mrs. L. E. Hartwlg. 114
You can get most any old thing at
DeVoe s most any old time. tf
Paul McDonald returned last night
from the American Legion convention
nt The Dalles and a short visit in Port
land. Blackberries for sale cheap. 816
West Eleventh street. Phone 757. 116
Everywhere you look you sea a
Chevrolet. tr
Justin Smith and Leland llrophyi A. It. Clement of the California
Hpent yesterday hunting and fishing on Oregon Power company spent Sunday
Butte creek. They bagged a skunk, at the Josephine Caves.
some rabbits and four trout three ,.. jiartln and Kail York Hient
inches long. In getting Hie skunk u . wei, em llt t)l jose,hme Caves,
great deal of difficulty was encoun- 0l.eJ,()n c following
tered as he ran into a culvert Smith the Californil stock to market f.)rst
fired a fus ude into one end of the fferlnK8 of Q for te gea.
culvert while Brophy opened a bom-.nn hnn ' ,,.. M
culvert had not had a slight crook In
it they would have shot each other.
A big reduction on United States
fabric and Royal cord tires, 30x3
oversize , five-ply cord, $14.05; 20x314
7'" ... tY : a. :.'
ml
Will, sell, or trade for livestock, Llb
erty.Hlx 'touring cur eqnlpped with five
good qrd, tires and in, first class mo
chanlcaj .condition... Cash price $000.
Phone. .liny Mornn, 129 daytime, 187
Central J'olnt evenings. '
iMr'hriy Mrs.'Clarenco Bntes return
ed 'yesterday frblh a 'ten days motor
trii to Vhricouveri' B. C, and return.
Silk stockings .
In all the ,
new shades,
From $1.25
to $3.75.
The Vanity Shop. 122
Fire InRiirancfi. Brown White.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Eads returned
yesterday from a several weeks visit
with relatives In Texas.
Hemstitching,
Plcotlng,
8c per yard,
Work finished
When you want it.
The Vanity Shop, .
Cor. Mainland Bartlett St
Kodak films' at De Voe'a.
'.tf
tf
Dr. E. Hi Porter wtio'wlth his family
has been eaitipinX at 'Diamond lake re
turned to Melll'ord yesterday with his
son Bob, very1 enthusiastic about the
attractions of that place, particularly
the fishimr. -Mlro-snhel- Stewart;"14- - - ouea'ait.
ilaugliter .ot CoXSL. Stewart ot-this
city made the prlJe cafch of the season
the other day when she landed a 14-
imund rainbow trout. Bob Porter also
landed a good one weighing nearly ten
pounds, while ills younger brother
Junior landed a six-pound trout. Many
tourists are at the lake this year, and
it in quite cool. A week ago Sunday
there was Ice In the drinking pails
early In the morning.
Anyone who has a cash register for
sale please call this office 75. tf
Buy Medford home. Pay like rent.
Gold Ray Realty Co.
Mrs. John Wilkinson and daughter
returned Sunday from the Sacred
Heart hospital to the Wilkinson resi
dence.'. .The, daughter has been named
;Pu"trlcfa Helen.' ' '. iS' r Y f'
i'." We. want to purchase a cash" register
Sjj'jaice. "What have yotf to ;offer?; ; : 'tf
""The'y say step-cut piston Wags have'
.been reduced to 25c, each at Busy Cor
iipr 'Motor Co. ''.!i:!'--:.'i:liiii!ill.t
Mr. and Mrs. John Orth left Satur
day for Fort Klamath where they will
spend several days with Mr. and Mrs.
James Pelton.
All klndB of rough and . dressed
lumber. Wallace Woods, phone 108.
711 East Main street. -
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Hamlin of Spo
kane are guests nt the Hotel Holland
as are W. A. Webb of Portland, Mr.
and Mrs. H. E. Calkins of Klamath
FallB, Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Barnett and
L. 11. McKlnnis of Los Angeles, Mr.
and Mrs.'C. L. McCoy ot Pendleton, G.
A. Hoag and Bert Farrar of Seattle,
Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Knlght'o'f Los "An
geles and A. C. Stopp of Portland.
We carry duplicate sales Blips with
blank headings for use In any line of
business. Call 75 for service. tf
Mildred Hilton who has been in Port
land for the past two weeks on a vaca
tion is expected home tomorrow. .
Rucker Taxi Comhany. Phone 87G-W
night nnd day service. City trips 25c.
1111
Born to Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Salade,
Jr., Sunday evening, July 30, a seven
and three-quarters pound, son at the
Purucker Mayoralty Home.
When In, need , or sash; and. doors,
call Walla'ce woods, l6s "oV come to
711 E. Main Btreet. - .
For the fttat'sftAlfiMitnit of 1922; 23ftl
motor vehicles were registered in
Jackson rpnntsiJiakwmLis .the' fifth
county In the state for the jiumber of
Motor, y.djJfslultnomfh,, Btandlns
first, Marion second, Lincoln third arid
Clackamas fourth,-(
Safety flrst-ifs'iirS wlth' Reddetf '&
Cannday, Phone 720. tf
The meeting of the American Legion
tomorrow night will be an Interesting
one with a report on the state conven
tion by the Medford delegates.
Get pine flume lumber at Dig Pines
Lumber Co. tf'
A. N. -Fnrmer of the Bureau of
Municipal Research, of New York city
who will speak at the chamber of com
merce forum tomorrow noon Is the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Delroy Getchell.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Farmer accompanied the
Getchells to Crater Lake and return
yesterday. Mr. Farmer Is tt prominent
figure in education, his outstanding
contribution having been survey of
the rural andJnormul schools of Wis
consin. He nsslsted Hoover In his
food conservation program nnd Is the
author of the llttlo book entitled "Food
Problems" used In the public schools
ort3countTO'l ? kw (
Wanted Auto camp outfit. DeVoe's.
tr
- Sidney Smith and family returned
yestortlay from Pelican Bay where
they have been for the past several
weeks nt their summer home. They
will remain hero for a tew days and
return to the lake.
Get tree props at Bis Tines Lumber
Co. tf
Wilbur Godlove and party were
among the Medford iieoplo who spent
the week-end at the Oregon Caves.
Wo will deliver today large load of
No. 1 mill Irtocks, dumped at $5.7E.
Vnlley Fuel Co. Phone 76. tl
The city auto camp has been a
rather lively place during the past two
days, as from Saturday noon until. 10
a. ni. today 125 persons who hail ar
rived In 41 cars were registered there.
Get your mill blocks from the Vallev
Fuel Co, Phone 78. : -
fact the stock Is even riped than
offerings from, the; south., Portland
Journal.
The season's attendance record for
one day was probably broken at Crater
Lake -yesterday., According . to Med-
Ifr people' returning
from the lake
last night 221 autos for the day had
registered at the west- or Medford en
trance to the national park by 7 p. m.,
and a number of cars enroute to the
lake were passed later between Pros
pect and the west entrance. The pre,
vlous day's record for this season at
this entrance was 217 autos. ,
Mrs. Mabel B. MeClere of San Fran
cisco arrived last night for a several
weeks visit with Mrs. Myrtle Blakely.
The Callfornia-Oreson Power com
pany Is putting a crew of 20 extra men
on the new power line job out of Pros
pect and expect to have the line right-of-way
cleared before the first snow
falls. Latest Arrivals at'
Auto Camp Grounds
The arrivals at the city auto camp
from Saturday noon until 10 a. m.
today numbered 125, the various par
ties traveling in 4-1 cars as follows
0. C. Mcintosh and one of 'Pitts
,burg, Pa., may locate herer B. W.
Illide and1 three of Harrteburg;' UK:,
en route to Los Angeles r-'Wr-BarV
her and one of San Diego. io'iirlnK
Uind, .returning from the south:..L.
route home; Mr. Valiner and one of
Huntington, Ore., here seeking a lo
cation; it. C. Challis and ono of
Hermiston, Ore., here seeking a lo
cation; Messrs. Cohen and Fischer
of San Diego, on way to Seattle; Wil
liam Mursh and five of Pasadena,
Calif, en route to Great Falls, Mont.;
W. A. Hlgginbotham and five of
Ashland, here for the day; E. J
.v.Bims oi ueer rark, wash., on way
south: C. A. Petteylee and six of Fay
ette, luauo, en route to Lakeport
Calif.; L. R. Rettig and one of Port
lund, bound for Crater Lake; C. S.
Shurgell and two of Ferndale, Ore.;
H. G.;,Culkins nnd one of Klamath
Falls,' ilure for the jdayj J. i:Gilke
nnd I fhrUSt- 'r.f 'PJlUl,"$ n' . 1
Klamath' ;i!'Mis5tJjfc'(i.-fkline aiid one
"of Los 'AiigblesJ'Fir rotri'e to Portland;
D. Grim and one fit , Toledpv: Ohio,
)WM. luWimMlm-W K"Seeley
and two of Bond, Ore., on way tj
Crater Lake; G. L. James and one of
Seattle, bound for Crater lake; Chas.
AI. Green and four of Harrison, Aik.,
on way to San Bernurdino, Calif., C.
A. Dobnor of Alameda, Calif., on way
to Crescent City; 2. E. Burch and one
ot San Bnrnardino, on way to Grar.
Pass; T. A. Margon and eight of
Butte, Mont., bound for Los Angeles;
R. O. Carlton and one ot Tar.oma,
Wash., returning from south; H. L.
Miller and one of Glendale, Ore., here
for day; H. L. Crass and three oJ
Eugene, Ore,, -returning hopio from'
trlp sbu'fhr'.t(ti.;lS"tiyt 'Ji 'oMih'A,
Calif., returning from north; F.
lemme of Urooklngs, Ore., visitOig
here; W. C. Dancer of Cormopolis,
Wash., returning Xrom .south; Mr.
Keskeys nnd one of Oakland, Calif.,
returning from trip . north; E. L.
Jones nnd ono of Weaver, Ore-, may
locate hero; R. A. Bunco of Chlco,
Calif., hound for Crater lake; C. J.
Foster nnd one of Portland, returning
from south; George T. Frew and fdnr
of Harrison, Ark., en route to San
Bernardino, Calif,; Mr. -Clirlstenson
and five of Hoquaim, Wash., bound
fotjOrater hike. ri-HI( '
rUwW-illiam8 Sets 36th Hpmer ' .
ffeT?'oUlS, July'3l.-Keh Wirlinmi
of the St. Louis Americans knocked
'oiM'hhV'iGth homonm of this&fW hi
the seventh inning with none on base
in: tHfe Bno with' the- Red? iif tmlny.
Williams is now only one home run
uollnd Itqgors. H.ornsby' Of... the, St
Louts' Cardinals, who is reading thV
major leagues with 27.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR SALE Strictly modern 5 rooms,
bath complete, large Bcreen porch,
one thousand dollars worth of new
furniture. A real bargain at $3850.
High grade small acreage in Cali
fornia to trade for acreage in Rogue
River valley.
Modern 5 room bungalow for rent,
on pavement, fine garden Included.
C. 8. BIT I'TERFIELD. 112
HILL
A Select Non-Sectarian Hoarding
. School . .
tloys between U unci 20 years
( ;
social A.IvuiiUikcm, Homelike
Atmosphere
Small Cliuises nnd Men Teachers
IH'tniiril V. fc. Army Officer
Opens Septi 1H, 1922
POltTLAXl), OKKGOX . . , .
Watson Auto and
Furniture Painting Co.
We Do Aut and Furniture Painting.
All Work Absolutely Guaranteed.
608 N. Crape St. Phone 563
WOOD!
Dry Mill Illocks; Fir Slab Wood and
all other kinds ot wood
MEDFORD FUEL CO
ACADEMY
Cor, Third and Fir Tdom 1143
FAILS 10 PLACE
STATE ELECTION
Oeorgo A. Codding of Medford, ono
of the leading lights in the American
legion 'affairs 'of 'Oregon, slrice 'the
formation uf the ' organization'hrd
former depuiy district nttornvy ''of
Jackson r county wag --4efento.fi -.; for
tho state ; ('ommnTidor -' Suturduy.iini
the state convention u'r" The Dhili-k, oy
(iconic ft. Wilbur" of 'Hrtod Hlvtfi-.' 11V
a yofa cif aw-to ' $!'- Coddlng;) vhirf
vicj'-comriinniter 'of ;'tlfc' slate1 leffibn,
and Wilbur a member 'of Its exretitirtve
committee.' Strong oriiiositiorr to't'od
ding had developed, U'tleenied,'-td'ttce
the first of the year when ho wad re
garded as a "sure winner" for the
coveted honor.
Also for the first time since the
war, the Medford Post, failed to i
ceive u single high honor from the
convention, not a man being elected
to a poxition in the legion's official
family from Jackson or Josephine
county. Heretofore, they have been
richly rewarded. ,.
Codding, after the vote was an
nounced, made n motion that the
election be made, ununimous in ac
cordance witll custom.
Codding was supported by the
posts of Medford, Ashland, Eugene,
9 rams Pass, " Koaehurg and other
Willamette Valley pWinf's," and tho
riev'crimmandeV v-ns' bhekeel by Port
land, and all tho'Bhs'ter'n ' Oregon
dele'gallons-'- wlflv"' trttf"' 'exception of
AHheVia?-'a'noV-eiiVlTet'5VCH'-' .-
Southern 6i-ogoV'lv'as 'gft-cfi no
.com-
inllti'e and its Interests In this line
1K iSnJwM ffifiwrAirwa. year
wy- Bcna 'iina iciMinm - rnis; -'
SIL OUT AFTER
A 3IAY SITTING
LOS ANGELES, July 31. Dis
ngreement in the deliberations of the
jury considering the second trial! of
Mrs. Madalynne- Obenchuin for the
murder of J. Belton Kennedy here
last! August' yns; aired before the su
perior court'' toflay when one of the
Jurymen declared foreman M. B. Pad
doekrcfoed to permit discussion' of
all of tho evidence. The Jury asked
the judgo whether it was pernilssable
for n Jury to change its foreman.
Upon questioning by the Judge.
Foreman Paddock said tho Jury stood
0 to 5 nnd that ho believed it was
upon the point of exhaustion, had
considered the case since Friday
afternoon, and tha t he did not be
lieve n verdict would be reached.
Questioning of Individual Jurors
dieted varying opinions, n Onajority
doubting whether a verdict would be
reached.
Tho Jury wns ordered back to de
Mberations while counsel argued on
the question of whether the jurors
could change their foreman.
After the argument, the Judge
said ho would take no action in the
matter during the morning session,
hut would call tho Jury back In the
afternoon if no agreement had been
reached by that time.
Portland Wheat,
PORTLAND, Ore., July m.
Wheat, hnrd white $1.08; soft white,
white club, hard winter, northern
spring $1.00; red Walla $1.03.
Today's car receipts Wheat 102;
flour S; oats 2; hay S.
r
Car Rent Service
Central Point Taxi
at Central Point Peed Store.
'- JESSE RICHARDSON
PROFITABLE
AUTOMOBILE SECURITY
DURANT FOUR STAR DU RANT SIX
After. August 5, 1922, our present of fering of Durant Motors, Inc.,
at $36.00 will be permanently withdrawn and no more offering of .
these highly desirable shares will be made at any price. These
shares. feadytave a $41.00 book value and $42.00 on New
York curb. : . -. :, . . t
No less than 5 nor more than 20 shares to any one person.'
are sold on basis of $3.00 per share per month.
The Durant Corporation,
A. J. Wall, Mgr.,
Barnum Garage, Medford, Ore.
Please send me full information on Durant Motors Inc.
Name
Address
BASEBALL SCORES
National
At New York. R. H. E.
Pittsburg ! 12 17 1
New York ". : 5 8 .'!
Batteries: Hamilton and Conch: J.
Barnes, V. flames, Jonnard and Sny
der.. ; --. .,. -1
At Boston. , R. H. E.
Cincinnati . 6 12 1
Boston 3 10 IS
Batteries: Luqu$ and Wingo; Miller
and Gowdy. ' ' .
At Brooklyn.-' R. II. B.
St. Louis 6 !l 0
Brooklyn 2 11 1
Batteries: Bherdel and Ainsmith;
Reuther, Mnmnuiux, Shrlver, Smith
nnd Kebeny. '
, 'At Philadelphia. , , R. H. E.
Chicago ..13 17 1
Philadelphia '. 5 5 0
Batteries: Steuland and O'Farrell,
W'irth; Hubhell and Henline.
. American
At Detroit. R. H. E.
Philadelphia 17 4
Detroit 11 IS 0
Batteries: Rettig, Heimach, Ecltert,
Sullivan and Perkins; Oldham and
Manlon. .
At Chicago. , R. II. E.
New York : 2 0 0
Chicago . 3 5 0
Batteries: Shawkey, Murray and
Schang; Robertson, Leverett and
Schalk. '
At Cleveland. R. H. E.
Washington 5 8 1 2
Cleveland : 14 18 2
Batteries: SSachnry, Hrillheart, Young
blood and Pioinlch, Oharrlty; Morton
and O'Neill. -
j ' " 3 Killed On .Tiiiigfrnu.
.'IBETINB, July 31. By a sheer drop
of 4000 feet Into a crevasse three men
and one woman wore killed while
climbing the ' Juhgfrau yestertbiy.
Guides are searching the abyss for
their bodies.
. Vacuum -apparatus has been in
vented for unloading pulverized ma
terials from freight -cars nt a speed
of . 150 tons an hour without occas
ioning any dnnt.
HAVE WIVES
1 SHE-JACK HOLT AXI
lilanr: T
nmi'i'lwl, but when yo'u
iimk love , to me like
that, I hate you."
This Is Our New
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"' '"I ' fov" tho - man' I f
GLORIA SWANSON
in- "UNDER THE LASH"
TODAY'S your last cliance to sco Gloria in a picture
that patrons nre culling one of her best.
TOONEKVILLE COMEDY
Day or Night
WEEKS-CONGER CO
Funeral Directors
WARNING
Place your order now, nnd give us n
chance to protect you on your winter
coal, us price Is bound to go mticli
liigher, owing to strike conditions.
VALLEY FUEL CO.
Phono 70. t '
Medford Athletic Club
llelilnd Walker's Entrance In alley.
Open 10 n. m. to 10 p. m. daily. lot
nnd cold showers. Massaging.
K. O. HOB BROWN. Mgr.
Dry Cleaning, Dyeing, Pressing,
liepuirlng..
S. W. FOESYTHE
DYER AND CLEANER
Prompt service and prices the lowest
consistent with first class work.
Phone 341. Shop at 11(1 Mistletoe
FOR SALE
Four-inch centrifugal pump, 20 feet
rubber suction hose with . foot-valve.
300 feet 8-inch and 75 feet 5-inch irri
gating pipe, Sterling grain and bean
thresher, 21 Inch, Success seed cleaner
and grader, Indiana silo, 72-ton. :
SCHULZ BEOS. "'.
Adjacent to County Fair Ground,
Medford, Ore.
NEWCOMB
FOR WOOD
lGinch Slab 'Wood, dry in yard,
$1.75 per tier. Peiivered green,
$1.75 in loads of 4 tier, dumped.
Dry Mill Blocks, $6.50 per load, or
$5.75 dumped.
Phone 631
ANY EIGHTS?
AGXE3 AYHES IN
HE ANSWERED:
"I bought, jou iind I
paid for you and
you're- 'mine!' ' '
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