Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, August 15, 1922, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO MEDFORT) MA TIT TRTBTTNE, MEDFOTH"), OTTEflOX. TUESDAY, AUOTtST 15. 1022 Focal and iLJ Personal Local hunters . are excited anil fidgety in anticipation of the opening of the hunting season next Sunday. They are reminded that tlje season on deer and native pheasant is the only season which opens Sunday.1 The sea son, on squirrels opens September 15. The open season on Chinese pheasants and quail opens October 15 and closes on October 31. The changes in the dates of the oen season in no way affects the .bag, limit or other regula tions provided by law regarding the hunting, killing or having in possession of game. , ' ; Your name In gold on all fountain pens purchased of us. Cannot be erased. Medford Book Store .124" Kucker Taxi Co., Cuy and nlg'-t ser vice.. , Phone 876-W. City trips 2iic. 148 Eighty-one people, motorists .from a large number of the states of the union entered the Chamber of Commerce building yesterday applying to A. II. Callahan; local representative of the Oregon Tourist Information Bureau for information. , . Dance, Luke Creek, Friday. 126 Wanted Clean friction top cans. Hutchison & Lumsden. . 125 Mr, and Mrs. Seidell Redden of Fres. no, Culif., are visiting Mr. Redden's father, .1. E. Redden of this city. Two-Bits. 124 J. C. Thompson, of the California Oregon Power company, left this mor ninif for Eugene and Rosehurg where he will spend the next ten days on business,. i . Hearing ponr and apple orchards sacrificed nt $100 acre and up.' 1 aore tracis and up. Easy terms. Near Medford Highway. - Gold Bay Realty Co... Phone 728-R or 134-Y. Miss Katherihe Swem underwent an operation this morning for the removal of her tonsils and is resting easily wiUi no more ill effects than usually accom pany the Operation, - ' ..,-.- .. ; Lime and cement, Medford Lumber Co.' .. . . .. . . . . Four-Bits. ' ' ,: 124 Miss Ceolle Creede returned Satur day from a four weeks visit with friends and relatives in Vancouver, II. C. Slid has as her guest Miss Mar garet Mulkey bf Portland. ' : n- ' I There's a busy Business College in your home town. -147 ' Six-Bits. ' 124 I It Is reiiorted that a snowstorm took place yesterday at Crater Lake and that the ground was covered in vary ing depths from the rim down to White Horse creek, ' .'? y t , Special sale for one week only com mencing today of our beautiful bloom ing Gloxinia plants. Don't miss It, only 25c. Open all Sunday.; Rogue Valley Floral Oo. ' i . ' 127 Satisfying answer given from God'B Inspired book that withstood all at tacks, and- still holds first place as the only volume that brings peace to ,tlie soul ' This evening meeting 8 p., m Big Tent near city park.' r .- ! Sam Richardson and family returned last night from a several days visit to Lake of the Woods. ... Buy Medford home. Pay like rent Gold Ray Realty Co. . , Try. puzzle-Peg these cool evenings. ItV . good one. Medford Book Store. 124 N. E. Trueblood of Whlttier, Calif., accompanied by Mrs.- Trueblood is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Charles Furnas of .this city. Mr. .Trueblood is Mr., Furnas' uncle. Fire insurance. ' Brown & White. , Dance, Lake Creek, Friday. 12(5 Frank Roberts and family and Miss Helen Strang returned Sunday from a several weeks outing at Diamond lake. Signs of the slaughtering of four doer wore found near the lpwep cave camp on Sucker creek Sunday. Tracks Indicated that an automobile had cast its 'Jlghts on a, small herd of deer and that four had been killed. Two had been dragged over the fence' and lator tSvo others were found dead. Both or those discovered later were dos. . The first was found in the fiold near the spot where tile shooting occurred and the'other was found further up the road. Grants Pass Courier. We want to purchase a cash reglstei at once. What have you to offerf U Two-Bits. . ,' 24 Mr. and Mrs. Waiter' Tooze will ar rive from Grunts Pass this afternoon where Mr. Tooze attended a meeting of the republican county committee nnd a luncheon at noon. They will intend the American Legion meeting tonight, of which Mr. Tooze is an active worker, and he will make n short talk. Wo carry duplicate sales slips with blank headings for use In any line oi business. Call 75 for service. t' Four-Bits., '' 124 Mr. and Mrs. John Carkln aiid chll ilren have' returned from a two weekr trip In the mountains. Mr. Carklri. who was not feeling well is greatly tin proved, and is at his office In the First National Bank building again, , . 4, We have a splendid bargain In 8 second-hand typewriter : at ' this; office '' - ti Six-Hits. ., i2i . Teleph one Numbers to Remember 'I t , :; ; !!: f Fire Department .-; . 50 '. . (Fire calls only) Insurance v' 'Any Kind 123 " .. : McCurdy Insurance ;. M;Agency, ;"V;: ; Medford Nat'l Bank ''' ; Bldg. ; ; ' .J.'i. 'i'he public market this morning was a large und especially well patronized ;unc. All of the booths except two were occupied by farmers and were filled with produce of one kind or an other. Market Master Runyard states that it waB one of the best mid-week markets which has been held this year. A large quantity of home-grown water melons was sold this morning. Special pale for one week only com mencing today of our beautiful bloom ing Gloxinia plunts. Don't miss lt, only 25c. Open all Sunday. Rogue Valley Floral Co. 127 Dance, Lake Creek, Friday. 126 Boxing fans of the city will be elated to learn that a bout between Lawrence Daws and Battling Frick seems to be the prospect for the next Thursday night smoker of the Medford Athletic club. Daws is the boy who put the K. O. on Rod Meadows and ' Reese Baughmun with such neat dispatch and the bout betwoen him and Frick pro mises to be a hummer should it ma terialize. ' ' I You can get most any old thing at fVoo's most any old time. tf You can get It at DeVoe's. tf American Ixiglon members are re quested to be present tonight. Walter L. Tooze will address the meeting. Elmer Wilson, Commander. 124 "1 in the man who brought the vice- nresident In Portland." rlpcliii-ml Jnhn Westerlund of Medford yesterday at the Imperial. "At least I was on the same car with him on the way up here." Mr. Wcsterlund, who now is ni-Oltrlnlnr of Ihn llnllnnfl tifttal wan formerly a member of the state legisla ture from Jackson eounlv. Hn pnmn north for the mimosa of RnRmlini? a few days at Seaside, for which resort ne departed .vestordav nrtnrnnnn Oregonian. Office space to rent In exchange for answering phone. Available in about .10 days. Good location, lightB and ater included. Box 12, Mall Tribune. 124 Two-Bits. 124 The local baseball tnnm wnn ilnfonf- ed Sunday nt Grants Pass by a score oi ij-u. rue local boys formerly de feated the Grants Paas team. Fire Insurance. Brown & White. Our method enables nn tn rpmlm . ccllent service in keeping your gar ments In irood condition an thnt vnn can always appear at your best. Ap- paroi 1'Tencli Dye Works. Phone 223. 624 North Riverside. ; ' 126 Four-Pits. ' 124 Members of the local Wnnmn'a no. lief corps enjoyed, a picnic in Lithla park at ABhlnnd yesterday afternoon. Aiitomouiie insurance. Brown & White. f Six-Bits. 124 R. F. Antle. local thnntra man Is In Grimts Puss nnd is managing the Rivoli theatre d nil he rim the mannger, J. F. Schwenk, who left auimay uy auto on a several weeks trip to Seattle. Safety first Insure with r)n,l,!on . Canaday, Phone 720. . . ,. tf 1 hat theBe lectures nn nililinni n-n. phecies are growing in interest 1b evident by the increase in niKllnnnn each succeeding meeting at the Big i ent near city park. Come this even ing, s p. m. LOUiH UlcharilHOn ann rt fa CS rr Richardson of this city, arrived yester day from Sun Francisco for a several weeks visit. He has been In the Marino corns for Inn l Hut aavnrnl ,An and recently wn's advanced to corporal. Richardson, who Ms a member of the Marine guard hboard the U. S.' S. Texas is on twenty days furlough. Anyone who Has a cash register for ale please call this office 75. tf i l' Ifty-elght different rormg of Insur ance. . Holmes "The Insurance Man." tf ' Porrv O. Crawfnr.1. chinf niu... for the Calirornla-Oregon Power com nany, lort yesterday afternoon for a several days buslnoss visit at Copco. n summer millinery 60 per cent dls iount. The Vanity Shop. tf ; Milk and cream at DeVoe'g. tf Mr. and Mrs, Beaclior Simons and laughters came over from ' Mmirnni vesterdav for a vinlt with roWi- Grants Puss Courier. Kodak films at Da Iroe's. tf Jackson CotintV Fair. MndfnrH Hon. tember 13 to 16. ' if Dean Carder nml Mr' Vn.i m. ..,.. r the I'tuh State AKricultiiral the guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Minzmnn as are Mr. and Mrs. Leo Redden of Fresno, Calif. Mr. Carder is now profossor of goology at A. C. II.. which is Bltuated at Lbgun, Utah. He graduated In the' spring of 1920 from the school of mines nt O. A. C. The jarty loft this morning for a several -lays visit at Crater Lake. Goodrich tires and tubes at Colonial dnrogo. ' tf Lime for spray. Medford Lbr. Co. Walter L. Tooze will ftnnnlr at tlm merican Legion meeting tonight and 1 large attendance la hurii,! ti,,. loeal post Intends to make n big occa lon of the appearance of Mr. Tooze who Is a member of the organization nun refreshments will bo sorved. oystem Sen-Ice Co. wriina mm oh 111 other Fnsurnncn Rt Office 2nd floor Medford Bldg. tf Mr. and Mrs. II. H. I.nnir ion n.ic morning for a several weekn VApntinn at New port. Ore. ' When in need ot ahlnirlea anrf Inff call WAllarn Wnrnta mc mi i Main.. Dr. B. n. Elliott and fun.llv ...i n n Drown, and family spent Sunday nt Lake of the Woods. Everywhere you look you a Chevrolet. - Kulllll COWKIII re til 111 I'll thin nmrnln,. after having spent the lmst two day in i-oriiiiiid and Salem on business, t rur Fire Insurance br Unnnntt n.n West Main street, r tf Scott Rife of the Oregon I.exlnctor company in Portland, Is a Medford business Visitor-. ' ll. la vlalllnir 11,, local Lexington distributors, the .Motui sales company, and Is driving a new Series 22 Lexington touring car. i lake your kodak films to Pa mer'c siuaio. . first class work and prompt service, tl i -1 r- i?n ii. F. Daviilson of the Oregon Can ning coiiiiany whlcli operates can neries ut Lebanon und .Newberg, ar ' rived in Medford yesterday to make ' final arrangements with local fruit men in regard to the disposition of the local crop of Bartletts to the canneries. Have you tried that big milk shake at deVoe'st tf Miss Marie Eicher returned this morning from San Francisco where she has been for the past two weeks spending her vacation with friends and relatives. ' ' AI1 summer millinery So per cent dis jount. The Vanity Shop. tf Tom Fuson returned last night from a several days visit in Portland. When In need or sash and doors, call Wallace Woods, 108 or come to 711 E. Main street. . O. J. Gould, local agent for the Amer ican Railway Express company return ed this morning from a several weeks vacation trip to San Diego. Try our uaerchanib lunch. Tbe Shasta. Mr. and Mrs. Porter J. Neff and Mrs. Canode returned last evening from California. They visited at Carniel, San Diogo, Sun Jose, Stockton and San Francisco. Porter Neff attended the American Bar association convention while In San Francisco being the only other attorney of Jackson county there besides William BriggS of Ashland. He declared tbe session most interesting. Sash and doors. MedrorU Lumber Co. Mrs. Stewart Patterson who lias been spending the summer here left today for Berkeley to again attend tbe University of California. Everywhere you look you see a Chevrolet. tf" ' Postmaster E. J. Kaiser of Ashland was in Medford for a few hours yester day. His numerous duties occupy most of his time so he is seldom a visitor here. Subscribe for the Delineator now and save money. Hutchison & Lums den. . 125' Mr. and Mrs. W. Wheeler of Port land, Mrs. J. B. Fowler of Bend, and Mrs. J. B. Robinson, mother of Mrs. J. B. Fowler of Bend, and Mrs. J. B. Robinson, mother of Mrs. Wheeler passed through Medford on a motor trip to Crescent City and the Caves and are returning home by the Pacific highway. Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler were fprmer residents ot the valley having taught' school at Applegate and Eagle Point. ; They are now in the bakery business in Portland and Seattle. Ida Wood, teacher or piano. No. 426 South Ivy. Phone 778-W. ' - 125 R. G. Brown of Eagle Point was an out of town visitor today. Bargain offer for the Delineator for a few days. Hutchison & LumBden. 125 Mrs. C. J. Semon has been extremely ill at her home the last week suffering from pneumonia, but was reported bet ter today. . . , . Everywhere you look you See a Chevrolet v- tf A. J, Vance has again resumed his work nt the Home Telephone office after an illness of several days at his home. Mattress work alt kinds. Medford Auto Top Co. Phone 104. tf Mrs. Mabel Vinson of the Western Union Ideal office will leave tomorrow for Denver to visit relatives. She ex pects to be gone until the first ot Sep tember. 1 Goodricn ures and tubes at Colonial Garage. tf Mr. and Mrs. Mark Montgomery of the Southern Pacific office returned this morning from Portland. Mr. Montgomery was called there suddenly Saturday night by the illness of his mother. When better automobiles are built. Quick will build them. tf Guests at the Hotel Holland are Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Crawford ot Santa Ana Cullf., G. G. Faulk of Mobile, Ala., J. T. Sparks .or Eugene, F. B. Roberts and wife of the Klamuth Agency and D. Overton of the Klamath Agency; Chns. Williams of San Francisco, E. LI Mann of Portland, Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Mills ot Los Angeles, S. Lange ot Salem. MIbb Irene Kolly ot San Francisco, Dr. J. P. Wallace und wife of Albany, W. A. Proder of Silver Lake, Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Braden of McCloud. Calif., W. L. Clifford of Los Angeles, Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Bruce of Arcato, Calif., Robert Ingram and party of Eugene. We will buy 400 clean friction top cans. Gallons, half gallons and quarts. Hutchison & uUlnaden. 125 Dr. Goorge B. Dean went to Portland Inst night and will return tonight bringing home Mrs. Dean and their two woeks old buby. Wantod copy of "Lord's Birds of Oregon," used as text book some years igo. Call Mall Tribune. tf Mrs. Ella Dufr and son Lawrence re turned from Crescent City last night after a week s stay there. For good Insurance, yoc should go to Goff & Yeo, office with Jackson County Abstract Co. . Ben Hilton, who has been confined to his home north of Medford for some time wltli typhoid fover, is much bet ter today. We will deliver today large load of Mo. 1 mill blocks, dumped at 1.5.75. Valley Fuel Co. Phone 76. tf Fled H. Cowles has loft for San Francisco with Fire Chief Lawton to Attend the meeting of the Firemnn's national convention. They left In Mr. dowle's fire fighting bug. ' AH kinds of rough and dressed lumber. WallacV Woods, phone 108. 711 East Main street. . . ; Claude Kinsey. civil engineer left Sunday for San Francisco to visit his father for an Indefinite stay. Jackson County Fair, Medford, Sep tember 13 to 16. tf Lawrence Wade nnd friend, Robert Keneston of Gold Hill came home from Diamond and Crater lakes last night after a stay there of two weeks.' This office Is prepared to-print edger sheets, bills, etc., used on the loo'rkeeping machines. Don't give four orders to traveling men and have them printed out of Medford. Phone us and we will call. tf . M f C Rvm.'iii. t!t,,tf llivu' iiiwl flii-lR club leader, Is In town winking up , interest among the boys and girls in exhibits for the coming county fair. He is looking up young people Interest ed In the exhibits and wants to help them in any way possible to Improve their exhibits. The boys' and girls1 j premium books are ready for distrlbu tlon and can be had on application at the county agent's office in the Liberty building. Special low price for the Delineator I will be withdrawn without notice, i Hutchison & Lumsden. 125 Guests at the Medford hotel include Mr. and Mrs. W. h. Talbert of San .Francisco, Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Egan and Martin Griffin of San Francisco, ;L. J. Iiaird of St. Joe, Mo., Mrs. G. . Bless, Jr., of Atwater, Calif., Roy Opie of San Francisco, Win. I. French of Lob Angeles, W. G. McDonald of the Rogue Elk hotel, A. E. Reynolds of .Oakland, Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Patterson 'of Wichita Falls, Texas. E. W. Swee- noy'and daughter of Los Angeles, Miss Ldith Adamson and Miss Helen Adam son of Portland, Clayton L. Long of Corvallls. Dance, Jackson Hot Spring, Wed Aug. Hi. 125 Owny Patton who wielded a wicked stick in the big leagues of the middle west several years ago, celebrated his 3rd birthday today along with Charley comiskey, his old baseball pal and the greatest Roman of them all. Owny and Charley were bom on the same day and came from the same good old Czecho-Slovak stock not far from county Whacco. Mrs. V. Meldo Hlllis has returned from a three weeks trip to Portland and through Idaho. Mrs. Grace Eggleson of Vancouver is visiting her brother, Ed J; Johnson of this city and is expected to stay sev eral days in the valley. Mr. arid Mrs. L. E. Gartin of Port land left a few days ago for home after a visit with John W. Johnson, Mrs. Gartin graduated over twenty-five years ago from the local high school and this is her first visit in all that time. She naturally saw quite a change In the city. , Yesterday was the largest day for Oregon tourists registering at the chamber" of commerce. More than eighty-one stopped at the Chamber of Commerce building to inquire ot roads, etc. French salad Ice cream at the Shasta. ' ' ' tf The Hearst papers have Just screeched the report that Katherine McDonald is to wed .lack Morrill, weal thy clubman and golfer of San' Francisco.- Turning back to Whiz Bang's iSBiie of July, 1921, you will find that this exclusive family publication print ed this news one year ago. Katherine has just acquired a- big bluish-white solitaire which she 1s wearing on the third finger ot her left hand. As pre viously announced In Whiz Bang. Katherine promised Jier financial back ers not to wed Until her contract ex pired. The contract has only a few more months to ran we understand. Capt. Billy's Whiz Bang. Dunce, Jackson Hot Spring, Wed. Aug.. 16. ' 125 C. A. Henderson of Klamath county, Is here in the interest of thnt county inquiring about our county fair. He is greatly enthused and thinks Jackson county will put on a fine progressive fair. Klamath county is talking of giv ing one.ipossibly next year. What's all this Bit business? SO Who says' two-bit days are past? - Watch this paper tomorrow. Do You Want USED CARS for Good Hard Service Ono used Dodge Brothers Touring at $465.00 Also have a used Maxwell at $175.00 ami a good running Henry at $150.00 Geo. L. Treichler Motor Co. ffdiil 'umejU Dig Rock lodge on Kosue rierSi I A complete entiling and premium list lof the coming county fair in still uvuil jalile upon application at the chamber j of commerce. The chamber of com merce is also giving away free plates for your car advertising the county fair. If you have not gotten the one they have for you call there tomorrow. 2 qts. Ice cream, delivered, 90c. Phone C9. - tf H. C. Crosby will give a culling dem-1 onstration In poultry at tbe home of. Postmaster Warner the 29th .of this month. In the afternoon of the same! day' a lecture of the same nature will be held at Warren Mee's on Thompson creek in the Applegate country. On ' the 30th of this month there will be a meeting at Lockwood's White Wing Poultry farm near Phoenix. - Newton C. Chaney, field man for the Jackson County Farm Bureau of the Jackson County Fair association will hold a number of meetings in the vicin ity assisted by C. M. McAllstor, field man of the Portland Union Stock yards. These meetings will start with one Thursday, August 17th at Valley View. On the 18th at the Applegate community hall, and on Monday, the 21st, there is a meeting at Griffin creek. Six or seven other meetings are being planned but the dates have not yet been set. At each of these community meetings motion picture machines will illustrate the lecture. The meetings are for the purpose of interesting the people in exhibits at the fair, exhibits for individuals and for the community. WEDDING BELLS Wedding bells rang at the home of John S. Orth cn South Central, Mon day at 10 a. m. when D. L. Ewing of Grants Pass, and Vivian Boll Crump, of Medford, were united in wedlock by Rev: D. E. Millard of the Chris tian church, in the presence of the bride's mother, Mrs. Cora B. Crump, two brothers, Horace .and Jack Crump, Mr. and Mrs.. John Orth, Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Miller and Mrs. Olive W. Crump, the bride's aunt. The combination ring service was us"ed amid beautiful .. floral, decorations. After the ceremony all were served to a lovely luncheon by, Mrs.w John Orth. The bride is a well known Medford young lady, having been Matinee Daily -1:30 P.M. OUR LEADING CITIZEN Written by George Ade for his friend, Tommy Meighan A swift-moving story of real American life, brimming oyer with clean fun and romance. ' The part fits Meighan like hig new tailored shirt and that's some fit! , ritlCKS: ADt l.TS iVk K1DD1KS Itlc born iu Jackson i-ounty and educated ill Mcdf.ird schools. -Mr. Ewlngj lives in Grants Puss, whore he is pro-, prietor of u battery shop. After, '.um-hecn wnsTservedr .the newly weds j departed by ' auto on their noney mocn with . a la,rge, sign secretly placed Jn-front pf-.the car, reading: "We are just married" and several nM chnnu A l-.'l tfL'i 11 1? Iiollilld. After their honeymoon is over 'they will be at li0me In Graiits.F'ass. Latest Arrivals at 'Auto Camp Grounds Touring parties registered at the City Auto camp last night wero as follows; , Frank Piety ot Roberts, Mont., en route to Gridley, Calif.; A. - S.' Craig of Ontario, Calif ., en route aouth from Crater Lake; W. H. Craty of Upland, Calif., on the way home from Crater Lake; W. F. Van Bnren of Portland on tbe way to Crater Lake; John "C. Lu cf San Dipgo on the way to Portland; A. W. McDonald of Mills, Calif., en route to Crater lake; Harvey Moon of Los Angeles, on the way home from the north;. W. K. Bamp.of. Roseburg on the way homo from the south; A. L. Lyman of Los Angeles on the way home from the north; E. W. Cribble Of .Canny, Ore., .on the way home from Crater lake; A. W. Vandergriff of Portland en route home from Dia mond lake; A. L. Love of San Jose, touring north; (P. E. Brown of Iowa on the way to California; Maurie Thompson of Sun Pedro, Calif., on the way home from the north; C. Uuhland of Kent, Callit., en route to Portland; Wright Parsons of Fuller- ton, Calif., on the way home from Crater lake, and J. A. Derby of Mc Minnville, Ore., on the way home from the south. ATFA1RSEPT. 15TH lTlUIaj;r September , 15th, will be "Boy's und dirt's day" at the Jack son county fair. School children and all'' members of the Jackson county Brand New Today " . v.,. "Betty" at the Mighty Wurlitzer A comedy ."Three Weeks Off," with Lee Moran and a Pathe News Weekly. Hoy's uiul Gill's club dcpartim-m, will be admitted to the grounds five, if accompanied by parents or guar dians. A big program of demonstra tions and judging contests will bK given on that 'day and many mem bers of the boy's and girl's clubs ate working hard for prizes which be sides substantial cash premiums in clude a free trip to the three days' club camp at the state fair at Salem for the two boys and two girls scor ing the greatest number of points. Assistant County Agent L. A. Moss has notified the secretary of the Jackson county fair that over 170 ex hibits of boy's und sirl s club work have been promised for the fair.',' According to Mr, Moss all these, ex hibits are the work of girls and boys Interested in the club work and com-, prise entries of corn, potatoes and ' other vegetables: poultry, rabbits,; swine, sheep and cuttle; canning, sewing, cooking, etc. . SELL ALBANY FARM That some of the finest land in Oregon Is to be found close tp-Abany was proven -Tuesday -when the J. (X -Medley farm in North Albany, con sisting of five acres, was . sold for $(1000. The Medley tract is ono of the most highly "cultivated places in this dis trict and is devoted entirely to vege tables, berries and small fruits. Alfred Miller, ot Minnesota, is the ' new owner' of the farm. Mr. and Mrs. Miller will return to Minnesota soon ; to settle up their affnirH there. 1 Mr; Miller and family will return to tako possession of their new home about October 15. Albany Democrat.- " J. G. Medley, formerly lived in Medford and has many friends here.' TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY : WANTED Nursing. Inquire 210 Beatty. . . ' " 128 TAKEN UP Bay mare, branded, W. . B. Smith, Central Point. Phone 38x2. 129 FOR SALE 10 ft. Van Brunt grain drill. R. H. Browne. Phone 67-R-3. 12B " FOR SALE 35 acre bearing pear and apple orchard, well improved Owner, care Mail Tribune. 129 THOMAS MEIGHAN Star Cast Includes THOMAS MEIGHAN LOIS WILSON' THEODORE ROBERTS . ., -, . . CHARLES OGLE - r , m SYLVIA ASHTON IN . SATURDAY HKRT I.YTELL in "Sherlock Brown" ,,..ir.t. -'vy ---V'1 .