PA (110 TWO
MEPFOTtP MATL TTUBTTXTC, MEDFOKT), OIJEOOX. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 11. 1022
Focal and j
Personal
County fair week opened with Med
ford and vicinity In the midst or an
unusually hot spoil of weather and the
prediction is "Kali- and wanner" for
Tuesday. The maximum official tem
perature of Sunday . was 104 decrees,
following that of Saturday of iiS de
gree.' People generally complained of
the heat , late Saturday and Sunday j
afternoons and evenings. The mini
mum temperature of this morning was
degree.
When In need of shingles and roof
ing call Wallace Woods, 1UR. 711 E.
Main. :
, Over half ,ffim R..,. iio. ..iw to welcome the new pastor and hli
fruit con nf ,,o,.r, 7-.s ,.,.., h.i i... I wife, Kev. Coy It. Sims and Mrs. Sims;
shipped from here to the eastern mm- f ln h""or of, Mr- and "" -"W
kcts and the canneries by last ninht. t Jet- AU lne',l,ber an1 frien(ls ale
15 more eu-s having none Sunday. Tho j ", , '
Hartlotts have ,ractlcally all been' Jlr- '""
slilni.nd .,11,1 n. n'Ai.. lat nlKht from
and Howells are beginning to go out.
The rush fruit shipping here will last
several weeks yet.
ClOSiniT Otlf fnimfllln nnu nn.l nUn,.l.,
25 per cent off. Swem's Studio H'l'i larf?e buclt holne wlth lllm la8t niBilt
annoini ,.ii . i -. Auto insurance. Brown & White.
Incidental to the recent visit at
(Jrants Pass of the Craters club ou the
county fair boosting commission, I tie
(Jrants Pass' Courier sa s in part:
Judge William Colvig received a
warm reception, being one of the old
pioneers of southern Oregon. He looks
back over a ieriod of TO years In the
Hogue valley, having recently passed
his 7Mth birthday. He told of the val
ley of 1S55 and compared it with the
Rogue of today. The Craters were
assured Josephine would be out In'
fore."
For Sale At F. S. Carpenter's ranch
at Perrydale: Damson plums, tomatoes
Kentucky Wonder beans. Jelly grapes
(Concords). Phone 201-W. 148
A reception will be given at the M
E. church, South tonight wt 8 o'clock
Miss Doily Stowell has returned from 1 Hon.' Walter M. Pierce, democratic as a breezy, gritty gamblin' man in the
Crater Luke where she had been em-1 candidate for governor, is in the valley, west of the earlv fifties. '
ployed this summer, and is now visit-1 looking after his political fences and
log Mrs. Clarence Hates. Is scheduled for a speech at Hogue
Maiety lirst insure with ueuuen &
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Knapp returned
i two weeks vacation
on Crater creek, between Union creeli
and Diamond lake on the Diamond lake
road. Carl reports excellent trout
fishing and suites that he brought a
There's no place like Holmes for
complete insurance service.
Chauncey Florey Just purchased two
new five ton trucks of O. V. Myers,
representative for the Mack Motor
Truck corporation. These trucks will
be used in hauling lumber for the
llrownlee Lumber company at Butte
Falls.
System Service Co. writes Fire and
.all other Insurance. Strong companies
vi,l' iii, oi x- uince znn noor Moarora inog. u-
Ktroet nil... i I Central Point school children may
shampoo. $1.00. ' Children i.nde U, ' t,,P"; ,f!ee " kt- o the Jlr toy
haircut 35c for one week only. 119 , c'1 ""f n,t' 18 offlce ot ?' ,,!" Tex"
A miio if ivtn- i ,. mi school children under sixteen entitled
Rltnwlmr n'Muailin- u IS. r..i' i to tickets,
"" " I , ,, , nnroMFV 1-AKnlrH
IU Ulli 11 UllHIIllSHII'll 1II1U UCLWUUK
ter .No. CO O. 10. S., will be held at
Masonic hall Monday, Sept. 11th at
T:30 v. m. The purpose of the meeting
is for the official visit of the Worthy
Grand Matron O. E; 8. of Oregon. 147
Last- Saturday was another very big
business day in Medford, especially
from. 4. p. in. until the stores closed,
during which tinnj the large number of
nutoB of shoppers fairly clogged up the
streets In the business section.
Deliveries of ul! flower exhibits for
the county fair bhould lie made Wed
nesday morning at the Women's build
ing at the grounds, instead of on Tues
day as had previously been announced
The superintendent of the building
. MiMR Allen T-lullloV floell-aa Ilia Inanlnir
nt IttintHno- l.uat,u ..!... I 1 2nd.
... unoncw, ittuD, UUADU pilllim
or foliage suitable for decorating the
front of the Women's building.
Special prices on high school type
writer practice paper af tills office, tf
AH those who have entered cars or
-motorcycles be at the Chamber of Com
merce Bids., at 7:30 tonight, with their
.mochiinics and pit men. 14fi
A. C. Allen, proprietor of the Rocky
Point resort on Pelican Hay, arrived
.In Medford last night, having driven
over yesterday, and left laBt night for
Portland where ho will remain for
several days on business.
, Cloodwln corsets, 20 8. Fir. .147
. Ladies of Medford und vicinity are
Invited
Grants Pass and Gold Hill, the power
of the California-Oregon Power Co. was
shut off between 9 u. m. und 11a. m.
yesterday.
The Valley School for Boys and Girls
will re-open for its fifth year on Oct.
1922 at 1103 West Tenth street
in charge- of Miss M. II. Dunham, prin
cipal.' For information address The
Valley School, Medford, Ore., before
Sept. 15th.
You can get It at DoVoo's. tf
Mr. and Mrs. John Brogan of Wal
lowa county are tho guests of Mr. and
Mrs. J. C. Robinson arriving yesterday.
The party left this morning for Crater
Lake.
Now package goods and all kinds of
art goods at Deuel's Art Dept. 151
The Illinois Society of the Rogue
River Valley, will hold a b.isket picnic
In Ashland park at noon Wodnosday.
Sept. 13. All llllnolsans nro urged to
I.JT DID . , . , , l.wlncr O
to our showing of early fall '. "." ,KZ r - ,v .
nHl.lnery, Sept. 12. Miss Taylor, "ZbtZot te sU
. The iun th bound Shasta train lu0 1 H''nk of Ashland. 15 Plaza, which were
hero at 8: 41 a. m. dally, and which has be completed tolluy, are 1()t , ,,.
been more or less late hero recently. olon " ,a"e U mf "?lr pufb"J
did not reach the city until nearly 18 tho rd roce veil fro ., those
. . , who have purchased the banking
Delica Brow tho nerfect dressing for' hou"- J' C' Hoppor, or Kansas, stock
i.. ';.!,. . k"' L f i .I".-8..?! man and banker, a recent arrival in the
ut Medford Beauty
Medford Bldg.
Shop, room stu0( wholler the new 'bank will op-
' "li 1 1 .,, la ..,.1
K-O-ut l,. f rll ,,11 T lna U1H1B1- i. in mihi"i ....
day, Sept. 12. Miss Taylor, at Deuel's.
147
. i All those who entered for the motor
cycle races at tho county fair are re
quested to meet tonight at 8:30 at the
chamber of commerce building to draw
for placos, for the reading of rules, and
other Incidental business thereto.
For good insurance, yoa should go
to floff & Yeo, office with Jackson
County Abstract Co, i
. All those who have entered cars or
motorcycles be at the Chamber of
Commerce Bldg., at 7:30 tonight, with
thnlr mechanics and pit men. MB
Hurry Von der Hellen was a buslnoss
visitor In the city today from the Von
dor H el km ranch at Wellen.
1'lro insurance. Drown & White.
: Maharajah, leather, flower, Oriental,
Bulgarian turbans will be shown Sept.
12. Deuel's. ' - ' 1 "' ' ' ' 147
. Tho football candidates for the high
school team held a meeting with
Eddie Durno, tho coach, at 1:30 this
afternoon for organization and to pre
pare for the beginning of practice to
morrow afternoon. ' ' '
Take your kodak films to Pnlmor's
studio. First class work and prompt
service. tf
We have a splendid bargain In a
second-hand typewriter at this office.
tf
Probably Hie busiest places in Med
ford are the fruit packing houses,
which have been and aro working night
anil duy because of the rush of picking
and packing pears. Sonic of the pack
ing houses worked all day Sunday.
, Community Hospital now open at
843 East Main street for the care or
mudlcal. surgical and almtetiical cases.
Phone 606. 150
. All those who have cnlered cars or
motorcycles be at the Shambor of
Commerce Bldg. at 7:30 tonight, with
llieir ineolimiicH anil pit men. ' . 14(1
Telepl'nne Numbers
to Remember
Fire Department
50
(Fire calls only)
Insurance
Kind
123
Any
McCurdy Insurance
Agency..
Medford Nat3 Bank
-Bldg.--
known, lxicul men who are Investing
In the enterprise state that they expect
to be able to announce the entire list
of stockholders early next week.
Ashland Tidings.
When better automobiles are built,
Hulck will build them. tf
Rucker Taxi Co., duy and night ser
vice. Phone 87B-W. City trips 25c. 148
Walter Retaking returned the middle
or the week from Klamath Falls whore
he bus been employed by a lumbor com
pany as a truck drlvor for the past
several months.
Goodrich tires and tubes at Colonial
Garage. . tf
Mattress work all kinds. Medford
Auto Ton Co. Phono 104. "
: Mr. and Mrs. Walter llowno and
daughter are expected home tomorrow
from a several duys visit to Crater
Lake and vicinity.
Uist Old fashioned gold ear ring,
light blue ultra-marine pearl. Reward
ir returned to Mall Tribune.
All kinds of rough und dressed
lumber. Wallace Woods, phone 10S.
711 Kast Main street.
Mr. and Mrs. Huston Ling roturn
tomorrow to their home In Yroka after
having spent several days In Modforil
visiting friends. They will remain in
Yroka but a abort time expecting to
return the middle ot the week for the
iiiiriiimn fir attending the fair.
There's a busy Business Collego in
vour home town. l'
When in need of sash and doors,
...,ii i'.,n,. Woods. 10S or come to
"11 E. Main street.
Tim management of the Oregon
aitimti.,1 in .losenhine county, is
efficient and Is better than could be
expected so far from Grunts Pass, says
Philip DaUir. assistant engineer from
the Portland forestry office. With
Mrs Dater. the forest official made a
trip of Inspection to the camp und
found that few criticisms which had
len made were unrounded. The camp
Is In chnrgo or Mr. and Mrs. R. Mcll
veen. Portland Journal.
rrest-O-l.lto Batrery Station for
prompt service, plume 119. 1f
Limo for spray. Medford Lbr. Co.
A 11 Miller and family spent the
week end at Prospect. Among other
guests who partook of Jim Grieves
hospltalliv over the weekend were:
Mr. and Mrs. Gns Newbury. Dr. and
Mr. Poi'llnltz and Claude Miles.
French salad Ice cream at Hie
Shasta.
Goodrich tires and tubes at Colonial
Garage. ' '
Tho board of dltoctors of the eount
fair announce that county fair tickets,
including season tickets and box sets
are on sale at the chamber of com
merce building.
Sash and doors. Medford Lumber Oy
Canaday, phono 70. . tf
Lost While delivering peaches to
my customers Saturday after market,
a $20 bill und a $5 bill. Finder will be
amply rewarded. W. H. Watt. l is
Hugh B. Rankin, supervisor of the
Crater National forest reserve, left
yesterday for Trail and is going on to
Diamond lake today to inspect the
newly constructed roads in that section
of the country.
Milk and cream at DeVoe's. tf
For Fir Insurance Bee Bennett, 113
West Main street. tf
Thad C. Graves, secretary of Abdul
A Ter temple No. 17 of the D. O. K. K.
who has been spending his vacation
near Medford and other towns in
southern Oregon, hunting and fishing,
expects to leave tomorrow for his
home in Portland. He was accompan
ied by Mrs. Graves, who is deputy
grand chler or District No. 1, or the
Pythian Sisters In Portland.
We want to purchase a cash register
at once. What have you to offer? U
Lost Old Tashioned gold ear-ring,
light blue ultra-marine pearl. Reward
ir returned to Mail Tribune.
J. F. Hale arrived last night from
Portland for a several days business
visit
Lime and cement. Meiirord Lumber
Co. ,
Joe Gorman, the Grants Pass and
Portland boxer who was Indicted on an
alleged charge or assault and battery
by the grand Jury or Josephine county,
was cleared of the case last week
when a not true bill was returned by
the grand Jury, on reconsidering the
case.
Have you tried that big milk shake
at DeVoe's? tf
No entrance fee will bo charged for
exhibits in the Woman's building at
the county fair.
Buy Medford home. Pay like rent.
Gold Ray Realty Co.
Mrs, M. A. Eggleston of Chicago who
has siicnt the summer visiting Mrs. M.
Pnrdin, left last week for Los Angeles
to visit berore her return east.
Kodak rilms at Do Voc's. tr
Much speculation is In progress con
cerning the coming auto races nt the
county rnlr, many persons having sud
denly become violent automobile en
thusiasts. Almost any time of the day
or night discussions may be heard re
garding the merits of the various cars
expected to conipeto, the participants
in the discussions outdoing thcinselves
In consideration or various construc
tional roatures entirely beyond their
comprehension.
2 qts. ice cream, dolivered, 90c.
Phono G9. tf
District Fire Wurclen Bowser nnd a
small crow spent yesterday righting
Jore'st rires 'In Wio' vicinity of Sardine
crock and Blaekwell Hill near Gold Hill
and all last night. He reported the
fires us under control though they still
need some watch lag.
Mrs. F. L. Col-ig returned this mor
ning to her place nt the Rexall drug
store after an absence of three weeks.
Mrs. George . Mansrteld and chil
dren spent Saturday in tho city shop
ping and returned Saturday night.
The Rlvoli theater has obtained the
sorvloes of Jean Howard, noted organ
ist, who has accepted a four weeks'
engagement at the local play house.
Mr. Howard Is regarded as the boat
organist In this tart of the state, hav
ing recently closed, a successful en
gagement nt tho Page theatre In Med
ford. He expects to play in Seattle
at tho close or Ills engagement here.
Grants Pass Courier.
Will sell nt Public Market Tuesday
morning, two tons or Elborta peaches.
Some splendid windfalls for lc per lb.
W. H. Watt. Hi'
The Tiny Tot Kindergarten. Mrs
Mabel Vinson, proprietress, opened to
day with a splendid attendance. They
have comfortable quarters and Mrs.
Vinson has been very successful with
her work here. They have forenoon
elassos for part of the children und
aftornoon classes for the others.
Among guests registered at tho
Hotel Medford are K. L. Mathes of the
Del Monte Packing Co. of Portland;
Jack Morrill or Oold Hill and Kuther
ine MacDonald nnd Mrs. M. S. Vosburg
or lx) Angeles: Mr. and Mrs. W. G.
West or the Klumnth Agency; Hoy 7.
Murley, real cstato broker of Sun
Francisco; Tod Porterfleld and J. 11.
Uosso of Long Beach, on their way to
attend O. A. C! Flora F. Carr or The
Dalles, returned from Crater Lake last
night; W. L. Pollock nnd ramlly or
Yroka. who visited friends here yester
day; Rose Dories and daughter Ethel
or San Francisco, who arrived yester
day and left last night for Portland;
Ait Calhoun und family of San Fran
cisco who leH this morning Tor Crater
ljiko.
Frederick Colvig. son or Mr. and
Mrs. Fred L. Colvig wns operated on
this morning nt the Sacred Heart hos
pital and nau nis iohmuh iouh.v.i
River tonight, Grants Pass tomorrow
night and will be a visitor at the
Jackson county fair on Wednesday, tho
opening day.
James K. Welc'i, or Ashland, district
deputy or the Modern Woodmen or
America, passed through Medford this
morning on his way to Grants Pass to
meet Mr. Rees. who Is Pacific coast
deputy head consul of the M. W. of A.
Arrangements will be made ror a ser
ies of meetings in the valley whereby
the membership can meet Mr. Rees,
who is a very fluent speaker, and has
much information to impart regarding
Woodcraft.
A group of the younger set left late
Saturday afternoon for a week end
spent near Prospect and returned last
night after spending an enjoyable week
end. Sunday they went on to Wood
ruff Meadows. Those who went were
Misses Tillle Knlps, Thelma Ganna
way. Ruth Elrod. Virginia Dew and
Evelyn Dew of Ashland; Messrs. Chick
Vance, Bill Mitchell, Hugh Brown and
Gene Narregan and Mr. and Mrs. Pol
lock. Guests at the Hotel Holland include
Mr. and Mrs 6. W. King, Mrs. A. J.
Rose nnd son, and Mr. and Mrs. J. W.
Ling of Yreka who left this morning
for Crater Lake; H. Boos and Mrs.
Boss. .1. Hartmett and W. H. Boos of
San Francisco, who left this morning
ror Crater Lake; K. I. Drummond or
the Palm Olive Soap Co.. and Mrs.
Drummond, or Portland; J. M. Hacking
and ramlly or Hilt. Calir., R. H. Huston
nnd Mrs. Huston and Mrs. T. B. Calla
han of Corvallls, who returned yester
day from Crater Lake and left for home
today; G. C. Corbeley or Melrath and
Corbeley Co. of Seattle, and Mrs.
Corbeley; Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Green of
Pasadena, and Mrs. and Mrs. A. V.
Green ot Los Angeles; Gus A. Johnson
and D. A. Clvltello or the Thompson &
Dlggs Co., Sacramento; A. F. and A. I.
Rice and Mrs. Rice and Mrs. Renter
or San Francisco.
Messrs. Bohnert, Skinner and Smith
returned last night from several days
hunting trip in the Lake or the Woods
and Pelican Bay country.
I. B. Wnlthers has returned Trom a
vacation trip to Sacramento and San
Francisco. I
That the now amusement pavilion
at the fair grounds is destined to be
come popular was evidenced by the
large attendance on last Saturday
night. Many people from all parts or
southern Oregon and northern Califor
nia were presojit rrom an early hour
till the last dacce' was played at n
o'clock. A recol-4 breaking attendance
is predicted for 'all. four 'nights of the
fair week. 1 ' . '
In the Copco Tennis. Club tourna
ment play Saturday : night Horace
Bromley won tjfesemi-tinnls match
from W..G. Duniafi.15-0 and f-l. In the
conclusion of the Cobb-Phelps match,
which was postponed from luuiay,
Cobb won 6-3, making the final score
8-fi nnd 6-3. This places Mr. Cobb in
the semi-finals. Tonight R. D. DanielsV
will meet A. S. Kalenborn, the winner
of this match playing E, F. Sleeper.
It is nlnnned to finish up the remain
ing matches this week with the finals
to take place the last of the week or
early next week., i
The picture has all the elements that
please the average screen fans, and
Mr. Hart's portrayal of the brave
gamblin' man is as usual, effective and
thoroughly artistic. Vola Vale proves
herself an adorable leading woman,
while the supporting players, notably
Alexander Gaden, Robert Walker, Bert
Sprotte, Helen Holley and Chief Stand
ing Bear are excellent. The photogra
phy is superb.
Buster Keaton scored a hit himself
in his greatest comedy, "The Play
house," in which he plays, the entire
cast of fifty players at the same tjme.
It is fifty times funnier than anything
ho Iiub ever made. This double bill re
mains at the Page theatre through to
morrow! ; '
IAL
FOR GUN MING
Court News
(Furnished by the Jackson
County Abstract Co.)
Marriage Licenses
Wave C. Reed and Lola Coy.
James A. Turnbow and Olive E. Mor
gan. J. W. Whipple and Lita Belle Grigs
by. Jesse Gibson Rodgers and Dalton
Meadows.
For
Circuit Court
L. M. Travis vs. M. L. Alford.
money.
R. J. Edwards vs. Jesse O. Bunyurd
To quiet.
Weeks & Orr vs. J. T. Gagnon. For
money.
C. W. Davis vs. Bill Stickle. Lien.
Will Foster vs. Bill Stickle. Lien
The Automotive Shop vs. E. W.
Flnckus. Lien. ,
O. J, Johnson vs. E. II. Lamport.
Motion, answer, demurrer.
Gerlingor-Anderson Co. 'vs. J. - T.
Gagnon. Summons, demurrer.
A. W. Walker vs. E. H. Lamport.
Answer, demurrer.
C. I. Hutchinson et a! vs. Joe Gag
non. Reply.
Sadie A. Allen vs. Charles Allen.
Answer. '
Oregon Growers Co-Operative Ass'n
vs. R. B. Zimmerman. Demurrer.
Bullock Merc. Agency vs. W. H.
Smith. Answer.- . ,
1 County -Prosecutor Moore lias not
yet announced whether he will have
the case ugainst Everett Dahack re
tried. The case was tried before a
jury in .Justice Taylor's court the
last of last week, tho Jury failing to
agree, standing three to three. The
charge . was, ;u carrying concealed
weapons.
The case grew out of tho arrest re
cently of Dahack at-tbo Soda Springs
ln the .Dead Indian country by Of
ficer Sandifer and deputies, who in
that vicinity found a quantity of
mash- for a still, and Sandifer think
ing that Dahack might know some
thing about the still, decided to
search him nnd did so, finding on
him a revolver. 1
The accused was derended in court
by Charles Iteames. Kjiwles Moore
looked after the stuto's end of the
case. The jurors 'voting not guilty.
It is reported stated after tho trial
Hint they doemod it only right for
any man to carry a revolver way up
there in the hills.
Tho members of the jury were
Horace Nicholson, .lames Bowling. O.
Ij. Harmon. A. M. Loflnnd, John
Kirkpntriok and P. C. Bigham.
Probata Court
Kut. Lucinda' Thompson. Admitted
to probate.
Est. Julia Fielder. Petition, order.
Est. Col. H. H. Sargent. Receipt,
order, vouchers. " -
Est. Isobelle Pellett. Order.
Est. W. S. Peppers. ' Inventory and
appraisement.
Est. Christ Gauckle. - Order.
j WEDDING BELLS
Dedication ceremonies which will be
held for the new county fair grounds
Wednesday at 1 p. m. will bo featured
bv speeches from 11. L. Walther. presi
dent of tho fair board nnd George A.
Mansfield, president of the Stnto Farm
Bureau. Mr. Walther will make the
presentation speech, nnd Mr. Mansfield
will deliver the speech of acceptance
on behalf or the farmers of Jackson
county. Every farmer m jacKson couu-
ty Is Invited.
Miss V. E. Jones of the California
Oregon Power company, returned Sat
urday after a three weeks vacation trip
through Arinonu and Texas. Miss
Gladys Applcgato also of the California-Oregon
Power company left Satur
day for a week's stay in San Francisco.
Miss KlUatteth Horn nns reiurnen ui
work after being confined to her home
for a week.
R. S. Daniels has returned from a
short business trip to Copco in the In
terests of the power company. ,
Roy Belib of Ashland was a Sunday
Visitor In ' Medford.
Bumlav evening at 0 o'clock Mr.
JoBoph i Muellenbers and Geraldlne
ltukes were nmrrlea at me iiuiiu- ui
the bride's mother, Mrs. Margaret
ltukes on South Peach St.. Rev. D.
K. Millard officiating. Miss Cath
erine Kmig was bridesmaid nnd Mr.
Tom r;. I.Bdenskv was best man. The
combination ring service was used
and with those present forming an
endless circle, made a- very beautiful
and Impressive service. Thoso pres
ent as guests nnd witnesses were, Mr.
nnd Mrs. Howard Warner, Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Wolhlnlck and daughter,
Peggy, Miss Viola Stokes, Mrs. M.
Morrison, Tom U. Ledensky. Miss
Cntherlno Kmig, Mrs. Margaret
ltukes and Mr. and Mrs. D. 15. Mil
lard. After the ceremony the bridal
pnrty and guests were seated to a
lovely dinner served by Mrs. Mar
garet ltukes. tho bride's mother.
Mr. Muellenberg is the Southern
Oregon representative und salesman
for the Fniling-McCullin Hardware
Co., of Portland. Oregon, having been
located in Medford slnco last March.
Miss nukes is well known in Med
ford and they have ninny friends wli
will wish them the best of everything.
After a honeymoon trip to Kugene
and other Northern Oregon points,
they will be at homo on South Pencil
St., in Medford.
Wm. Hart, Page
William S. Hart In a new thrilling
western photoplay! This announce
ment was sufficient to crowd the Page
theatre yesterday when "White Onk," a
story written by Mr. Hart himself, was
presented,
ln this photoplay, Mr. Hart is seen
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
WAN TED Hood wages to good house
keeper. Cull 330 S. Fir, Medford. 147
FOR SALE New house, fair payment
down, balance llko rent. Owner leav.
ing town. 408 Edwards St. 149
Real Estate Transfers
Mary 11. Orr to First M. E. church j,
lot 6 in block 1, Narregan's
Add $ 1
Frank P. Farrell, Katherlne Far- ,.
roll to Alice Hollow-ay, land in '
D. L. C. 40, tp. 38 11. 1 E
The Carter Iund Co. to Mary E.
Day, lot 38 in Bellevuo Tract
out of Ashland 10
Guy It. St. John to John S. Reed,
land in sec. 2, tp. 38, S. R. 1 W. 1
W. II. Milton. Florence A. Milton
to George W. Pearson, land in V
section's 9 and 10 in tp. 3G, S.
R. 4 W., warranty deed
Guy B. SL John to Amiable R.
Scott, land in D. L. C. 81, tp. 3S,
S. R. 1 W., quit claim deed
Lizzie M. Harrington to J. H.
Harrington, Myrtle M. Harring
ton, lots 19. 20, 21 in block 1,
In H. L. White's Add. to Ash
land, warranty deed
William Ulrich and Emma A. Ul
rich to Cora Kent Welch, E. A.
Welch, lots 1, 2, and 3 ln block
1, of the Cottage Home Add. to
Medford, warranty deed
A Million for 8 Fights
NEW YORK, Sept. 9. One mil
ion dollars for three fights was the
prize dangled before Jack Dempsey,
world's champion heavyweight boxer
today by James W. Coffroth, of San
Diego, Cal.' Jack Kearns, Deinpsey'S
manager and Jack are both in Syra
cuse today. -
VISITS VALLEY
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Miss Kathcrlno MacDonald of Los
Angeles; well known screen and film
star and Jack forrill. formerly of
Oold Hill, accompanied by Mrs. M.
S. A'osburg of Los Angeles, arrived
Saturday night .to spend a few days
here nnd at the Morrill ranch neur
Oold Hill. Mr. .Mor.rill has inanv
friends in tho valley, all of whom
welcome "Hiii return. - .
OF
PIONEERS SEPT. 21
The Southern Oregon Pioneers will
hold their annual reunion nt Jack
sonville Thursday, Septenibor 21.
Exercises will bo at ten o'clock a. m.,
in the Odd Fcllnws,Hall. All pioneers
nnd their families are cordially in
vited to nttend. Basjtet dinner will
be served on the lower floor of Odd
Fellows Hall. '
ACTION! . THRILLS !
ROMANCE!
NOW PLAYING!
Bill Hart
In a screen drama of the
Days of Gold
"White Oak"
AND A TON OF FUN!
Buster Keaton
. Hemstitching,
' Pecoting .
8c per yard.
AYork finished
- want it. - i-
in His Masterpiece
"The Playhouse"
You haven't seen a' comedy
until you've seen this one.-,j,
Watch Out for
"THE STORM"
WEDNESDAY
when
you
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Cor. Main and Bartlett.
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MEDFORD, OREGON
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