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FUNERAL OF COL
FRANK RAY IS
HELD IN EAST
1
HUNTINGTON I.. 1. Col. Frank
I, Ray, owner of one of the large
! estates on East Neck, In the llalesite
. section, died Salurduy after an ill
$ noaa of about two weeks.
J He was o- prominent man in the
K tobacco buslncHH and was Interesieu
' In mining. Many young men have
I ' him to thunk for their mart In Dual
.'( nesa. One Incident was the start In
1 the bicycle buslnosa of a young man
3 uhn later nlaced the "Kaycycie" on
V, n maflml niniilnp. It nftfir hlH bCnC
ctor.
fi Col. Ray received his title In the
state rtiilltla, of Illinois, in which he
' served' for yearB.
Ho was 69 years of age. having
been bbrji near Chicago in July,
V, I860. In his early lifo ho saw pos-
0 sibllities in the tobacco business and
3 first affiliated with the E. J. Sorg
Tobacco .company, of which ho wns
1 later vice-president. He was later
$ Interested . In the .Continental To
'a bacco company and 4was finally one
n of the organisers and vice-president
vf of the American Tobacco company,
it He had many other interests., , He
:;. waB driranlzer of the Great Western
V Power company of California which
Spectacular Feats,
Mystifying Feats
Tuesday's Vaudeville
millft ight who boasts of his , six
feet, two Inches.
Pat Parks, the doughty fireman,
has some strand ideas, and though
he thought he had succes fully
buried his poetic talents the follow
ing is from his capable pen:
"Just An Idea."
It was just an idea that was all
that he had
Columbus those ages ago.
It was just an Idea but we ought
to be glad.
For it gave us our , country, you
know.
It was Jus! an Idea In George Ste
nhenson's mind -
When ho saw the steam joslte
the kettle.
Because It made a Job for me and
others of mankind,
When someone . built boilers of
metal, , f
It wns Just an idea Thomas Edison
caught .'
But the light without name wo
got from it, . -
With another Idea wns the phono
graph brought
Ami tv,n inni'lMi thnt raimf Ilka & l,ilnwl liv "Tnvlln " n mnrvnlnilR ilfinc.
comet. or. and Helen Martcll, an excellent on-
Itertalner.
Harry Retry and Miss in a delight
ful comedy novelty called "A Vodi-
I'll not pay for that for it's jubi Vil Encylclopedia."
One of the most attractive and pop-
ulnr vaudeville bills of the season is
promised by the management of the
Hunt's Craterian theater tomorrow
t
matinee and night.
Alfred Time has called his vaude
ville offering "The Limit 6n Wheels."
nnd it is all of that, for Times and his
pretty assistant exceed the limits of
daring with their spectacular feats on
the unicycle. .
Three exceptionally clover girls com
prise the Victoria Trio. Miss Margaret
Mantcll claims the right to bo called
America's foremost imitator. Hho .Is
assisted by Fay Htrom nnd Marie
Uroulette. who help Introduce yodol-
Ing nnd harmony singing numbers.
"The Spirit of Rudda., is made up of
a series of most mystfylng Illusions,
Interwoven during the sixteen minutes
of the net, tho audience will be enter
17 FT.
8 to fO. program through tho cour
tesy of tho Kl Kr.canto apart mentH.
KNX, Hollywood, 337 meters, S to
9. Lob Angeles Income Property Co.,
courtesy program, y to 10, courtesy
program of Stoekwell mis. i o. iu ui
11, Ktlvertuwn orchestra ami I-illlnnj
Muy Challenger, Hnlolst. Omirtosy of,
B. F. Goodrich Co., Akron. ., 11 to
12, Hotel AmLaMmulor-Aho layman's
Coeonnut drove orchestra. j
KFWH, Hollywood. 2To2 meters, 9 1
to 10, Cheek Nael Coffee company's
program. 10 toll Warner liron. pro-;
gram, conducted by Harry Seymour.,
II l.t 1 -nn 1 nnliiiiii'tra t "si f TlimnA'
A telephone report received thin
forenoon at Mb heiuhiuariers here by KPO, San Francisco, 428.3 motors.
Superintendent C. G. Thomson from 8 to 9, organ recital by Theodore J.
Ranper Oard at Crater National park.! "vn. oiui-mi oiVuiii. ui .u -
, lltzer. 9 to 10. program under tho
I management of Joseph George J-
cobHon, violin. 10 to 12. Johnny
lUiick'H AmphiaiiH of Cnhirifi Cafe.
Children Cr
Y FOR
riHM --Kr-"' (A-if
stated that there wjih over 17 feet
of snow at tho rim of Crater lake
and 11 feet and 8. .InchoH at Anna
Spring camp, nnd it was still snow
ing hard at tho time of phoning.
There nro about three or more
inches of snow at tho summit of tho
SiskiyouB. at which place Medford
people, who paHsed. over tho moun
tain Sunday afternoon said that at
that time there was three lncheas.
Travelers nrrlvinff In tho city this
forenoon suid that it was snowing
this morning In the Weed vicinity.
KGO, Oakland, 3CI meters, 8:00
educational program. 10 to 1:00.
dance music program by Henry Hal
stead's orchestra nnd soloists. Hotel
St. Francis, San Francisco.
KJ it, Seattle. 3S4.4 meters. 8:30
to 9:00. Gordon Kilbouru and his
orchestra. 9 to 10, lost Intelligencer
studio program.
an idea.
Remind him there Isn't a thins that
he uses
That doesn't dato back to the
source he abuses.
And (ell him there isn't a tool or
machine
That ho handles, or works with or
ever has seen,
j supplied power to a great part of the But he'll find, if he troubles to trace
pacific coast, and for years was its! it, began
jj president. Ho also formed another As "just an Idea" In the brain of
j large power .plant In Oregon, His a man.
interest also' turned toward mining1 .
i;f properties and he was one of the1 A number of the boys have aver-
-iirtnvo f th nnidfPfl Rsnlrinda hauled their last yoar's tackle and
A Gold and Silver Mining Corporation, added ' to it, preparatory to catching
In club lifo he was a member or mu euny nan. it won i o
Singing, comedy chatter and con
tortion work all have their respective
importance in the program of A. Mar
tini, one .of -vaudeville's cloverost find
most versatile performors.
Topics of the Day, n two-reel com-,
edy, nnd tho Hunt's Craterian theater
orchestra under tho direction of Wil
son Waito. are other features on the
bill. . .
Opening1 Frank & Rum?.
Frank & King opened n return on
frairemeut to a lame an onthuHlastlc
land Medfordtes arriving in tho city audience at tho Armory last night in
from the north last night said it a roaring furce comedy, "Father Steps
Crater Lake Pictures
At Hunt's Craterian
snowed yesterday .all tho way from
Kugeno to Grants Pass.
There is a .heavy sprinklo of snow
from Riddle to Glendule and snow
is frozen to tho trees and shrubbery
through tho Cow Creek canyon.
While there is Bnow in tho moun
tains none lies on the ground In
Josephlno or Jackson counties, to
the .report made iby B. E. Harder of
the First National bank and A. S.
Kosenbaum, the former having re
turned from a hurried trip to Port
land, the latter from a conference
land and the latter from a conference
Out," which proved to be a great suc
cess nnd will be repeated tonight.
Six-piece 1 orchestra und specialties
between acts.
The Tuesday bill will be "The Fast
Set," a drama of Intensity, with plenty
of comedy.
MOTHER :- Fletcher's
Castoria is especially pro
pared to relieve Infants in
arms nnd Children all ages
of Constipation, Flatulency,
Wind Colic and Diarrhea; allaying Feverishncss arising there
from, and, by regulating the Stomach and Bowels, aids the
assimilation of Food ; giving healthy and natural sleep.
To avoid imitations, always look for the signature of Vt
Absolutely Harmless - No Oniatcs. Physicians everywhere recommend it.
The first pictures ever taken of
M the Bankers, Metropolitan, Auto of until they are scooping up hot beans, Lake )n h0 wnter tlm0 anA
America and Huntinirton Bav clubs an is. .cinuuru unu uum un ui h , , - i
i America ana riunungion nay n111r, f(tnH fit tor screened, wero on view yesterday and
na tne iiuniinKion assocmiion. k"" v" ----- . .. .-. i
Radio Programs
for Tonight
' .iHe had a large estate, alen Chest, the gods. will be shown tonight at tho Hunt's
'. 1 t i ... ni William .Crossman. vard lighter, I r.n,Ainn thaiap on itotlchtod mi.
passed sevcrnl months eaeh year ays two can live as cheaply as one dlence8 wlth thclr 8cene vesture.! KFI, Los Angeles, 468 meters, 8 to
until his health failed. He had " '''oy are both so. happy that Iney Vlews 8nowln(t panoramic of the beau- 6. program presentetd by the Owl
; f traveled extonalvely In Europe and can't see the difference. tlfu( Crater )ake presenting wintry Drug company, foaturlng another of
Ills large homo here Is filled with 1M'- Arthur Johnson, night elec- ec((ne (n contrast to heat reCords for their unique Jdeas as to the unUBUal,
. ourlOB that he had gathered on those triclan, Bays more boys would stay 8ummer and of Crater Lake lodge, in entertainment. The artists ap
; travels. on 'he farm If-the plows were deco- nearly burled ln tne Bnow that blank- poarlng are all favorites. 9 to 10,
!' The funeral services were held rated up "ttle with now stuff a tho mountttln8i B8 8een from the the Walter M. Murphy program In
! this morning at 10 o'clock at St. strenml ne bodies, sedan tops Dal'on Umber n0 abovo th0 lnk0. another of their series of classical
ii Patrick's Catholic church, the Rev. tirff' "Isc wheels and the like. "Babbitt," the feature attraction on hours. 10 to 11, program presented
Thomas Murray officiating. Inter- -toung, eAiieri 'u'"",!r ' the bill, proved a faithful mirror of by the Los Angeles Examiner.
mont was in the West Neck Cemo- 8"y, V"J should toll ;the truth slnclalr LewlB, toworln( n0Vel nnd an
tery. A widow and two daughters olw''f; but ln, nlnch itis all righl. unu8ua, pnotoplay.
survive. Brooklyn Eagle, April 13. to tct a mother .that hers Is thn, wiliard Louis plays George F. Bab-
iprcttlest baby you ever saw. . K, ,,, rthi n,hnin Hln.
I Ralph E. Bean, formerly carpenter, ... hlm . h at
EDGINGS
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ut piniit, nun iu iui wurn8l . th rnmPH fop vou Hav.
wnerw n v win tuiiur upon uis i.n.u .... . a nm j TiPrfi.a to
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Beason for the To pay Lumber com
pany.
, . By Offboarer.
Those who are now in good stand
L ing in the Offboarers" obnervatory
T aro Georuo Sturirill. liov Jones. J. S.
Wharton, Hoy Kelly. B. D. McClunff,
C. U valker, CJporgo Oarvor, C. A.
Blshard uniT Charles BoHsum, and a
very efficient group of workers.
H. R. Unmsey, after paBslns; the
winter in Medford assisting In the
Many Prizes Wait
for Boys, Girls, In
Bicycle Field Day
The real estate office appears as true
to 'life as the one down the street. And
the jail scene Is another piece of faith
ful realism.
A bicycle field day will be held
next Saturday in Medford. This event
has been arranged by the Medford
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construction of the new planer mill, bicyclo dealers, who have procured tense drama and pictorial beauty, the
has left' for Dorris,- Cal., nnd will the services of John Rodda. bicycle Tilnlto theater urges you not to miss
' again be employed as tullyman for rider nnd representative of the Cycle George Fltzmaurlco's newest produc-
the Topsy Lumber Co. . (Trades of America.1 - tion, "A Thief In Pnradis," coming;!
Charles Phipps, eminent dogger.) The'object of the field day will be to taht popular showsbop for threo t
nays that a doctor is. n man. who to teach' tho proper' way of riding days, beginning" tomorrow matinee, j
.Vrj would advise a rest and mnke you bicycles, especially through crowded The story, an adaptation from 'L.con-
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: It has been discovered that tho ing to bicycles will be given. the pearl fisheries o'ff the China const .
t r vetoran, Bruce Shaddock. Is a won- Prizes. Including cold watches, tro- and progresses kaleidoscopically and ;
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It Is snid that "too many cooks girl that can ride a 5-foot plank for in one-piece bathing suits, a novel un-
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; apply to the collection now in tho R. K. McLeod, coast factory rep- tho floor of tho sea with man eating
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