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Newspaper Page Text"MT'DFO'R'D ' "M ATL TKTntTXK. MKDFORT). 0!M-:ri() MONDAY. AT'CU'ST 7. 1 022 "PAfiE TWO Focal and Md Personal Fire Chief .1. W. Lawton was I'-isnr ? ly riding his horse on Fii.ss Lajje Sun day noon when he discovered the grass' on fire at the side of the road ailj.jin- inc the corner of the Hodge ranch ,.in.i rii,i .,,,,1 n, i.i,. ftnM ..f wheal i,... -r .i, f',. f,',n,.i, m- untnn lively work the chief succeeded In rofilo. r.tamping out the fire, which a moment! Jackson County Fair, Medford, Sop or en liner would have reached the teniber IS to lti. tf Gore field and caused a large loss. Kodak films at De Voe's. tf The second round of H. C. Witwer's stories of tho prize ring, which had their initial showing at the Pago two weeks aso, and which made a d'elded hit with Page patrons, will he shown, at that theatre the .next four dnys. be ginning tomorrow. The regular patrons of the Klks club restaurant enjoyed a steelhead feast among other good tilings this noon. i due to the skill of P. C. Higham In land ing seven large steelhead in the Kogue river at the Happy Camp location lato Saturday afternoon. At that Mr. Hig ham. who furnished a steelhead dinner for the club some time ago, missed nine good strikes. The famous Willow Springs water melons are ripe. Kalph Cowgill, Scenic avenue. Willow Springs. 121 Strawberries for canning at Marsh's tirorery. lis There Is but ono thing wrong with Crater Lake, and that Is the absence of horses, according to Miss II. Carolus and Miss D. Carmody of San Franciscj, tourists, who left on this morning's train. "When the management fur nishes horses we are coming back," they declared. Klnmalh Falls Herald. This same criticism has been heard from tourists in Medford. for several years past. Your apparel will always be in good clean shape and wear longer If you let us take care of them for you. Phone 22!) Apparel French Dye Works, 824 North Illversido. ' 120 During tho absence of the society editress until September 1st please send society news, reports of church anil lodge auxiliary meetings and per sonal Items to this offlco as soon as they occur. Short society Items Bhould be telephoned to 75. 11!) Arthur (SinudgepoO Terry of the Mail Tribune stuff loft last night for l.os Angeles where he will spend his vacation or two weeks. Lime and cement. Modford Lumber Co, . Seven-passenger car leaving for Oakland, Calir., Thursday morning. Passengers wanted. Call 518 West Second street, Medford, Orogon. lis Hnrry Chrlstnor and Chester Fitch, orchnrdlsts or the Voorhles district stopped in Medford this morning en rolito to Rogue rlvor where' thev expect to make a limit catch of steelhead to-day. , t Automobile Insurance. Brown White. tr Fira Insurance. Brown & White. Regno Itlver will have n free fair on Monday, Soptembor 11, according to plans being formulated by tho Iloguc Hirer Community club, and the Civic Improvement club, at a meeting last Friday evening. The committees met to work out the arrangements for the oxhtblt, which will be on two days pre vious to the Jackson county Talr. The P.0K110 Hlver Community also plans to make an attractive showing at the county ralr. See the new special lightweight De l.uxo pistons for Fords at Riverside Garage; weight only 19 ounces. tf Fifty-eight different Mrms or Insur ance. Holmes "Tho Insurance Man." tr A rorest patrol piano landed at the ralr grounds aviation field this morn ing nbout nine o'clock and took tho air again about' oleven heading for the coast. O Strawberries for cunning at Marsh's Grocery. US Community Hospital opens 831 Fast Main St., Medrord, Oro. Will receive medical, surgical and obstetrical pa tients. 120 N. L. Wiggins of Salem is n guest nt 'the Hotel Holland us are F. W. Goodwin or Oakland, Mr. and Mrs. II. F. Rogers and Mr. unil Bis. II. W .McCoy of San Francisco, Charles F. Ilalllnger or Oregon City, A. L. Hoover and Mr. and Mrs. 10. I.. Johnson of Los Angeles, Mr. and Mrs. V. H. lies noyers of Chicago, Mr. and Mrs. (i. 10 M unlock of Santa Rosa, Calif., and George K. Coryell of Seattle. I his offlco Is prepared to print lodger sheets, bills, etc., used on the hookkoeplng machines. Don't give your orders to traveling men and have inem prlntod out of Modford. Phone us an.iiwe will call. r tf System Service Co. -writes Firo and all other Insurance. Strong companies Office 2nd Hoor Medford Illdg. tf Mrs. Norman Normlle arrived here Sunday morning for a several days visit with her mother. Mr. Xormlle who accompanied her to Medrord de parted last evening for home. Anyono who has a cash register tor snlo ploiiso call this office 75. tf Telephone Numbers to Eirccrcber Fire Department 50 (Fire calls only) . Insurance Any Kind - - J23 McCurdy Insurance Agency Medford Nat '1 Hank ml .Mis. V. J. Kmerii-k who nr- in the city L-atur.Iay evening from their snniincr home at Kocky I'nint, Pelican Hay, plan to return; there next Snndav. C. I -.. I,.- n..r.nrr t M'louh'n Mr. r, ' ' .... , . , ',, ,,, unii,i,.,. i Grocery. lla'.od. 1 he corn grew on the Wilshire lot Limo tor miray. Medford Lbr. Co. Annus- the Medford men who were guej-.ts at Portland hotels the latter, nart of last week were William Von ilrr llcllen. George It: Watson and C'.!lal,d ll'Ks. Milk and cream at DcVoe'e. tf A remarkable auto accident in which a 1'ord overturned and was badly smashed after having collided with another car and In which none of the occupants of the car were Injured oc curred Friday night nbout 12 miles this side of Grants Pass on the Pacific! Highway. A Ford touring car driven by Barrel McClain and owned by Wll bur DiUemore was rounding a corner when it collided with a Hudson and was thrown across a six-foot ditch. It lanued rigntsicie up and men turned completely over. The occupants of the car were practically uninjured. Tin gas lights on tho Hudson, which was an old one, are partially blamed for the accident. ClMlhes care saves the expense of buying new things yet you'll not sac rifice appearance or comfort. Phone 22:'., Apparel French Dye Works, (121 North Riverside. 122 We carry duplicate sales Blips with blank headings for use . In any Hue of business. Call 75 for service. tf A. H. Williams or the mechanical de partment of this office Is taking his vacation. He is visiting friends and relatives in Hood River. Strawberries for canning at Marsh's Grocery. US Goodrich tires and tubes at Colonial Garage. . tf Dr. H. P. Coleman leaves this even ing for Portland whore he will take a postgraduate course 111 chiropractic, diet, electrotherapy and dissection, ' Silk Btockinga in all the now shades. From $ I. Si's to $3.75. The Vanity Shop. 122 Many Ashland peopla who own sum mer homes on tho Lake of the Woods have equipped their ruwhoats this year with "kickers" or small outboard motors.. One of the stores has 'sold four motors, of a now twin-cylinder tyo-cycle type, this year. Strawberries Tor canning nt Alarsh's Grocery. - 118 lOverywhere you look you see a Chevrolet. For Fire Insurance see Bennett, 113 West Main street. tf Goorgo Mlllor of Portland Is a Med ford business visitor having arrived Saturday from tho north. Ho will re main but a few days. When In need of shingles and roof ing call' Wallace Woods, 108. 711 E. Main. " A canal company worker giving the time-honored nauio or John Doo was placed undor arrest lor Intoxication by Patrolman Adams on Saturday night, and was rclonsed on $15 cash hail to appear in poll. -a court this foronoon. This ball was forfeited by non-appear ance. Have you tried that big mllli shake nt doVoo's? tf Take your kodak films to Palmer's studio. First class work and prompt service. tf Mrs. lOvu McNary left Sunday morn lug for u visit with her mother who Is SO years old, and other relatives at Manistee, Michigan. While thore she will Tittend a reunion or tho fiinilly. Use spreader In your last sprays, lfl'jc lb. Conner's Warehouse. 120 Yon can get It at DoVoe's. tf Bralnard Heckwith, son of Mr. and Mrs. S. Vilas Heckwith, former resi dent of Medford, passed through this city Saturday on the way from Santa Marhara to Seattle. lie was accompan ied by two collogo chums w ho attended Yale with him last year. All summer millinery 60 per cent dls oitnt. Tho Vanity Shop. tf S.iah and doors. Medrord Lumber Co. Try our merchnntb lunch. The Shasta. Georgo Fetsch of Portland, accom panied by his mother, left Salnrday for California after having made a brief business visit 111 Medford. When better automobiles aro built, tiutck will build them. tf lOverywhere you look you see a Chevrolet. tf Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Fields and Dr. and Mrs. II. It. Klliott with their fam ilies spent Sunday at Kings Camp on Hutte Creek. l:se spreader In your last sprays. IB 14c lb. Conner's Warehouse. 120 I'se spreader ill your last sprays. lOW.c lb. ('tinner's Warehouse. 120 New fall millinery now on display at The Vanity Shop. 120 The reckless driver and tho driver who persists In mixing booze with gasoline must go from Oregon. This Is the edict which has gone out from the office of Secretary of Statu Kozer. generalissimo of tho state traffic' i-itiad. and T. A. Kal'foty Is actively In command or the bciuiuI. Close coopera tion with county trarflc officials and courts Is promised hy these ofl'lclirls in stamping out tho menace presented by these two classes of traffic law viola- tots. Portland Journal. strawberries for cunning at Marsh's I Grocery. us f lOverywhere you look you see a Chevrolet. if Children cared ror. Mrs. W. N. Campbell, 101 Newtown. Phone 371-1.. 121 Repairs on tho roof of tho Riverside apartments, which were recently dam aged hy fire, are being made with rapidity and It Is expected that the building will again be ready for occu pancy within a short time. Summer millinery 60 per cent dis count at Tho Vanity Shop. 120 ..MuUroas work all kinds. Medford Auto Top Co.-Phone 101. tf .Mary V. W'ilxlilro si-nt In :i Hialk of corn this niorniim that would lie in , the prize winiiuif? class wnun 11 comes to height, tin; stalk being 11 feet anil itwo Inches tall, was In full tassel and linil I tm,.,l ul'o.l mini ,.( rnrn ullirl- at S7 Granite street, where several ( , Btalk! of about cciual height are to he, " -T " " enaniber or commerce rooms. ash- Hemstitching, Pleating, 8c per yd. Buttons covered. Handicraft Shop. Wanted copy of (r 'Lord's Birds at Oreson," used as text book some years ! VaI1(,ouvur Wash;. Hl!v; L Myrt0 ago. Call Mail Tribune. "Ishumon and one of Washington, on Dr. Allen B. Kanavel of Chicago and way to Los Angeles; Kd Shroeder and Dr. K. J. Kanavel and G. W. Kanavel i family of two of Spokane, en route to or Sedgowick, Kas., are guests at the. Hotel Modrord. Other guests includei"" - . , , . attle; H. C. Marr and one of Port- U.'llll JMlll III III.VLUll, W., ;ll. UIIU Mrs. K. H. lloby and Dick and Ruth Itoby or Pasatlena, Calif., Dr. and Mrs. .1. H. Pond or Los Gatos, Calir., Mr. and Mrs. II. 10. Frisell and lOlizabeth and Charles Frisell or Pittsburg, Pa. For good Insurance, yor. should go to Goff & Yeo, orflco with Jackson County Abstract Co. A chance to store your wheat and hold for advance in price, without any storage, insurance or other charges. See Guy W. Conner. Phone 6-1. 122 10. F. Guthrie and family returned yesterday from a several days outing at the Lake of the Woods, y We will deliver today large load of No. i mill blocks, dumped at $5.75. Valley Fuel Co. Phone 76. tf" Goodrich tires and tubes at Colonial Garage. tf William F. Davis, the painstaking caretaker of tho city auto camp for tho past two years is on a ten days vaca tion. Mr. and Mrs. Davis will spend the time at Prospect, Union creek and possibly Diamond lake and Crater lltae. George Griggsby is acting as care taker at tho city auto camp during Mr. Davis' absence. All varieties of peaches In season at booth 3, Public Market. A.'N. Wright. 117 Hemstitching, Picotlng, 8c per yard. Work finished When you want It. The Vanity Shop, Cor. Main nnd Bartlett St. tf II. R. Noak and party or San Fran cisco aro among the touring parties registered witli the Oregon State Mo tor association Infonnallou blanch at Ihe Hotel Medford. Other parties reg istering with tlip association yesterday and today were: Charles De Long and family and J. F. McGreal and family of Los Angeles, Dr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Flint of McCloud, Calif., Mrs. E. F. Flint and Richard F. Flint or Chicago and Dr. and Mrs. W. Mc.Marrlatt of St. Louis, Mo. - .t When In need or sasli and doors, call Wallace Woods, 108 or come to 711 E. Main street. Buy Medford home. Pay like rent. Gold Ray Realty Co. Flro Insurance. Brown & White. ' ', Bersel llcarno of Phoenix was a Medrord business visitor tills morning. Tho city auto camp enjoyed another large patronage between Saturday noon and this forenoon when 63 actos with about 200 persons wero regis tered. We want to purchase a cash register at once. What have you to offer? tf Among the persons who are guests at tho Convalescent Home in Ashland are .Mrs. Edwin Fretwell of Medford and Mrs. Lou Rich of Eagle Point. A chance to storo your wheat and hold for advanco In price, without any storago, Insurance or other charges. See Guy W. Connor, phono 64. 122 Polico are warning small hotel pro prietors to look out Tor a pair or crooks who ror the second consecutive morn ing robbed a hotel cash till whllo the clerk was showing a guest his room. Portland Journal. You can get most any old thing at DoVoe's most any old time. tf Win. Vawter who is spending his vacation at Prospoct was in Medford over tho week-end. All summer millinery 60 per cent dis count. The Vanity Shon. tf Paul B. McKee, Donald McKee and T. II. Ness spent Sunday on 'tho Rogue river at Rogue 101k. Hearing penr and apple orchards sacrificed at $100 acre and up. 1 acre tracts and up. Easy tonus.- Near Medford Highway. Gold Ray Realty Co. Phono 72S-H or 134-Y. Howard Frame, now of the Seattle Post Intelligencer business start, ar rived Saturday Tor a several days vihIi with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. Frump at their home near Phoenix. Get your mill blocks from tho Valley Fuel Co. Phono 7fi. Mr. and Mrs. .1. C. Godlove nnd son Wilbur accompanied hy Elmer Knips spent yesterday motoring and enjoyed a picnic on tho Slskiyous. Wanted Auto camp outfit. DeVoe's. tf Mr. and ,Mrs. A. W. Stone returned Saturday (him n several weoks visit at Cinnabar Springs, CnliT. Safety first Insure with Redden & Canaduy, Phone 720. tf The rollowlng parties' registered at tho Oregon Tourist Information Bu reau in the Chamber of Commerce building today: S. L. Wood and wire and W. A. Ownly and who of Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. .1. P. Farley of Santa Ana, Calif., Mr. and Mrs. L. It. Donaldson of l.os Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. F. II. Gould'or Watsonville, Calif., I'hlllis II. Meitrler or Denver. Colo.. I.eo Fstes of Boise. Ida.. C. W. Ake.rs of Great Falls. Mont.. Mr. und Mrs. K. D. Ford or Hillings. Mont., F. P. Red daway or Salem, Ore., Mr. and Mrs. 1. B. Scoy of Milton. Ore.. Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Howard of Corvallls. Ore.. Mr and Mrs. K. O. Hlanehnr or Hood River. Ore.. Al Fidler of Hilt. Cal.. Mr. and Mrs. . (). Powell of Oakland. Cal., C. A. Sutherland of Nome. Alaska. All kinds of rough and dressed lumber. Wallace Woods, phono 108. n i,nsi Main ttrcct, Latest Arrivals at Auto Camp Grounds Tourists nntl others who arrived in ; .... . t . i. tW(Mm SaturUuy nom and this moril. inK Wl.re roistered u3 follows: TI. 11. Smith and six of Denver. seeking a locution: M. E. Cain and ono of Deer Lodge, .Mont., seeking I locution; 8. U. AViiUou and four of Washington, la., en route to jLos AnKeln; Itoy Corliss of JJuena Park, Calif., on way to Kugene; K. J j Thompson and one of Klamath Falls, spending the day here; Harry JJrad- I U't.ll r.f Mm-vcuilln i .. 1 1 n,. .-A.iin t'hit'"' c'Bl"-: Wm. Jackson and one land, returning home from Crater Lake visit; Guy B. lloch and two of Long Beach, Calif, en route to Port land, Seattle nnd Spokane; J. 10. Tay lor of San Francisco, bound for Se attle: J. M. Young and four or Stock ton, Calif., bound for Seattle; J. M. Young and four of Stockton, bound for Seattle from Crater Lake; L. Blutz and one of Los Angeles, en route to Portland; 10. A. Morance nnd one of Wenatchee, Wash;, en route home from the south: James Grace and party of four of Klamath Falls; Mrs. M. M. Hrasc and three of Ocean Park, Calif., en route to Vancouver, B. C; A. 1 1, Cnntol and three of Portland, bound ifor Crater Lake; K. Tilley and three of Colorado; C. B. Mitchell and five of Corvallls, bound for Crater Lake; F. 10. Davis of Duns inuir, Calif., en route to Crater Lake; James Grace und family and A. W. Keesling of Klupiath Falls; Chas. K. Frey and one of Los Angeles, return ing home; It. F. .Moore and one of Reno, Nov.; H. J. McGuni of Hose burg; J. C. Klrchen and one of Ore gon City, spending day in Medford: Frank ltyerson and four of Los Anif-les seeking a location; Chas. (J Wilson and three of Portland, bound for (.'rater Luke and Bend; F. W. Buchty and two of Seattle, bound for Los Angeles;' L. Langdon and three of Oakland, Calif., bound for Crater like; W. B. Sprinkle and two of Fort Worth, Texas, looking over country; J. V. Barhes and one of llandley, Tex., touring the const; Dr. 10. J. Carlson and four of Pittsburg, Kas., bound for Los Angeles; George Hasmussen nnd three of Nelson, B. C, returning from trip south; J. 1. Steele and three of Seattle, bound for Los Angeles; A. L. Heed nnd four of Aucho, Minn.,. -en route home; J. 10. Mllsnich and four of Urna, Wash.; David Hawthorn, and four of Hear Crook, Mont.: M. J. Woods and two of Tacoma, Wash.; L. A. Adams nnd one of. Los Angeles, bound for Pen dloton. Ore.; W.' J. Luck and four of Long Beach, Cnlif.. en route south; J. Smith nnd four of Idaho; L. Ait Vast nnd five of Bclllngham, Wash.; P. Caliem nnd one of Chohalis, Wash., Clarence Brunei- and four of Ore gon City, bound' ror Crater Lake: 10. llendriclison and four of Oregon City, bound for Crater Lnke; O. II. Dunlap and three of Sawtelle. Calif., return ing home from Crater Ijiko: L. Q. Hund and three of C.lendale, Ore.; 10. C. Flcne and one of Gold Hill, spend ing day here; II. Hanke of Spokane, seeking a location. A pretty homo wedding at tho home of the brido's parents on East Main street occurred this noon by which two well known young people of Modford, Mis3 Bernice Crowson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. Y. Crowson, nnd Her bert Alford, son or City Recorder and Mrs. M. L. Alford, were united in the bonds of matrimony by Rev. D. E. Millard, In the presence of a number of guests. Miss Arlene Normile played tho wedding march.- Both Mr. Alford and his bride are members of old plonoer families. The brldo is a graduate or the Medford high school and a popular member of tho younger set. Tho groom, who is an ex-service man nnd is connected with the local Associated Oil company branch, Is a member of the Theta XI fratornity of Stanford university. He Is a grandson of tho Hon. Lindsay Applegate. ono or the fifteen pioneers who blazed a trail through the wilder ness of the Rogue River valley in ISIti, and a nephew and namesako of the late Col. II. II. Sargent, and was one of the first volunteers to leavo Med ford for servico in tho world war. Tho newlyweds left after the cere mony to spend their honeymoon on an auto trip to San Francisco and other California points, and on their return will be at home to their friends at 017 West Tenth street. ' Saturday evening, Aug. 5th at the home of the officiating minister, Rev. D. K. Millard. .Miss Fayo Slinger and Victor 1). Danielson were united in wedlock. Both the brido and groom are well known Medford young people and native born Orogonians. Miss Slinger has been chief operator in the local long distance telephone office for the last three years and previous to that she spent about three years in the local exchange telephone office. She Is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Slinger otHiis city. Mr. Danielson was horn in Jackson county and ts proprietor or tho Auto Repair Shop on North Central avenue. They were accompanied by tho bride's mother ami alter the ceremony they left by auto on their honeymoon trip to Los Angeles. After returning they will make their homo In Medfonl. They have a host of friends who wish for them a happy aud prosperous married life. lOnglni-er to HIhiiic. DF.SOTO, Mo.. Aug. 7. (By the Associated Press.) Negligence on tho part of Engineer Mat "(linger" Glenn was responsible for tho Sul phur Springs wreck which caused 35 deaths nnd injury to more than 100 persons, ncorrdinK to the verdict of the coroner's jury late this afternoon, , j WEDDING BELLS Norma Talmadge ' "Smilln" Through1," Norma Tal madge'a best film, the picture that is i creating a sensation wherever it is shown, is to he seen at tho Page the-; ater four days, beginning tomorrow i matinee. I When Miss Talmadge entered on the ! I production of "Smilin' Through" she 'started work on her even two hun dredth picture and during tho making iof these two hundred films she has climbed into the hearts or all picture rans throughout the world. Popular ity contest after contest has shown Norma Talmadge the universally fa- I vorite actress of the silver screen and her newest picture (being her very best" cannot rail to please. Miss Talmadge appears in the dual role or Moonyeen and Kathleen and she is ably supported by Harrison Ford j who also plays a dual role. The cast i includes somo of filmdom's most fa mous members. Elusive, tender, dynamic, over whelming, her drama knows no. bounds other than those or the human heart. There is but one artiste who could bring "Smilin' Through" majestically to the screen und that artiste is Nor ma Talmadge. Western Film at Rialto C'mon, see the west, young man. It certainly is in "Man To Man," the. attraction at the Rialto theatre. The broad Bweeps or unfenced grazing king doms of Arizona and California fur- nished the background against which j Harry Carey and a strong cast of play- ers were photographed In the action of i a virile story. i The stampede of 900 head or cattle gives enough thrill to the spectator. Opposite the star in "Man To Man" Lillian Rich shows what two years In pictures can do to a young musical star. "Gay and Devilish" Makes Hit Any number of bright comedy situa tions make "Gay and Devilish," now at j the Page theatre ono of the most amus- iiig comedy attractions of the Beason. i Doris May whose followers here mini-' ber legions, has a role that fits her as snugly as r. new glove. In the cast are such well known funiuakers as Bull Montana, Otis Harlan, Cullen Lan dis nnd Jacqueline Logan. Doris May, of course, has the vivacious flapper type or rolo that she has made famous and thore Is more than the usual amount or romance and wholesome humor in the subj'ect. Ill Your Norma Our Norma All the World's, Norma Ono artist only could living "Smilin' Through" lunjoMi. cully to the screen. You'll love her. Prices' Adults ... Cliililien Ijist Times Tonight 1MHSIS .MAY in "(i.AY and DKYIMSII" nnd other numbers. For All Rheumatism ALLENRHU I An advanced "l imi'iwcd preparation for the treatment of Rheumatism, Lmiibas'o, Sciatica, Neu ralgia and all Kheumatie complications of the Liver, Kidneys, Stomach and Dowels. Heath's Drug' Store 109 East Main Street The Coolest Store in Town Pat's Cafe Will Open Monday, August 7, at 10 A. M. Meals 25c and up Quick Service and Good Coffee Meals at all hours Open Day and Night 28 N. Front St. Meal Tickets $5.50 for $5.00 We put up lunches WEEKS-CONGER CO Funeral Directors . Day or Night STARTING TOMORROW NORMA TALMADGE in "Smilin' Through" -Added Attraction- ItOlV Tl,K K(.(,TXG SKXSATIOX OK THK VBAB r" I' ,J'S romance of the prize ring. "THE LEATHER PUSHERS" MAIL YOUR FILMS TO SWEM'S STUDIO 217 E. Main St, " " Medford I ,1 ,t s 2 XiwMiimMif"