Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, May 25, 1925, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextOQ O o o o o o o o oo Co o o o tvnpAf?n f ati , TTRnitR. Kifil')fGttt otcfoox. moxjuy. may 25. 1025 a t . 1 - m 1-1 .- M - o ocal and Personal Mm. A. F. Sloniiou unJ 1UU0 daiifch- toi-H left Hunday nvenlriR fur Fort DodKe. Iowu in rcHporme to a inesimKe announcing the hciIouh illnoHH of Mrtt. Htennett'B mother. They do not x Iiect to rotui-n to Medford until about AUKUHt lHt. On Wednesday ovenlnir. May 27. at FJihinff was generally pood ypHter- the North Griffin Creek Hrhool houwe, day In the river and Hinaller Hi renins the Huay lice HewinK club will jjlve herealmutK, and many trout were their Achievement Day prnitrnm. This caught, nlBO a small number of steel work will be on exhibit. There will head. A report spread during the day )e hot doga, burm. coffee, rake, ice een trying to set, over the Savage .eed to ho ued for sending delegates'!" that vicinity They arrived in the KuuidH dam. which would seem to in t to summer school at Corvallis. dlcnte that a steelhead run is coming erybody Is invited to come and enjoy t up the river. ithe evening with us. Don t forget the Before you buy thnt piano see iJiun-1 date and place and be sure to le nih n tnn mvB vou money. U there. !6 Fair and coniutd mild weather for Tueaday was preilicted by the weather bureau this morning. Sun day's maximum was 80.4 degrees. Columbia plaster wall board. Call for prices. Wallace Woods Lumber Yard. Assistant Secretary of the Interior Goodman and former Governor Camp bell of Arizona, who are members of the federal irrigation eommls.-ds'un, passed through Medford yesterday en route to Klamath Kails, where they will look Into the irrigation projects knows pianos and is reliable. tf Tuesday we will have one of our large long distance vans In Medford, IJscd piano for rale at a bargain. Noel Krskine. i'hone 729-W. 69 Charles H. Arnold of 304 Kouth which is returning to I'ortnlnd empty Central avenue, left this morning for Will be able to bring back - a return Ht. Paul. Minnesota, where he was load at reduced prices. If moving called to attend to business interests, then, wire us ut once at' our expense. .lie will return by a Canadian route C. M. Olsen Transfer & Storage Co.. I where he will look after his real es 47 Pine siret Portland. Oregon. 55 . tnte Interests in the Dominion. Mr. annua expects to ne aosent auoui There was born to Mr. and Mrs. Hay Buckingham a nlno pound girl Sunday at Purucker'H maternity home. A laugh every minute, Hawaiian En tertainers, at the South, Methodist church. Tuesday, May 26. 54 Colonel W. C. Weeks of the United States army engineers and his wife and daughter, who en routo from the Phil ippines, where he has been stationed for the pnst two years to Omaha, to which point he has been translerred, departed for the latter city this morn ing after a week's visit here with Mrs.' M. D. Lydlurd, his aunt, nnd other rel atives. It will he recalled that two years ago. while en route to tho Phil ippines Colonel Weeks made a short visit in Medford. during which he ad dressed the Chamber of Commerce fo rum on the Muscle Shoals project, from which he had Just been trans ferred. Hove moved from 424 W. Main street to 720 N. Pine street, back of Lincoln school, temporarily. V. Amor oso Shoe Shop. GfJ Special this week on new cabinet three weeks. Portable puonograpii. $15. JuhI right to take camping. Palmer's Mu sic Store. 66 R. I. R. eggs a De .oe's. tf Itay Lennlx of Roaeburg Is a local business visitor in this ct.yi Special summer prices on dry fac tory mill blocks. Valley Fuel Co. tf Members of tho state fair board. met at Salem recently and completed plans for the erection of a new boys' and girls' club building to cost approx imately $30,000. Why not buy your gifts practically at cost ut the Art Shop Unique. 3 N. Bartlett. 56 J. Cook and H. R. Harwood of Grandvlew, Wash., are spending the week in the city on business matters. Two cars driven by D. M. Demnicr and Grace Pollock respectively, about 8 o'clock this morning met at intersec tion of Main and Front, with no se rious damage resulting to either ve hicle. For Sale One used Werleln piano, Singers. Singer Co.. 10 So. Fir. 60 manogany case, smu; one slightly usei Among the tourists and others who AbJrlch piano cheap, palmer's Mu Rpent Sunday here were the following: s'c Store. 66 Mr. and Mrs. A. F. PeBflehl and Ray The Eugene American Legion post Wood of Kansas City. Mo.: George (Wednesday night decided to Join with Kendo and C. V. Kimball of New York . the Contra. Oregon posts In attempt City, F. M. Crane of Minneapolis, Cap- ,InK ' clrnr McKenzle paes of snow on tain J. H. Davidson and family of Kol- j Sunday, May 31. with shovels. Twenty ly Field. Texas. J. It. MoGlffert of Du luth, M. C. Woodward of Rulverton. Wis., and lirown Kataenbnck and Men Alexander of Wauson, Wis. Bill sells tractors at Bill's Tractor Shop, 226 No. Riverside. The Case as ft wheel tractor can't be beaten. The Holt as a caterpillar beats them nil. 66 Columbia plaster wall "board - Call for prices. Wallace Woood Lumber yard. Mrs. Kvn A. Perkins of Los Angeles, Is visiting with Mrs. D, W. Balch and family, of 45 Lindley avenue; also with her niece, Mrs. Hubert Dcricks, of tho Barnum apartments. May 21 to June 1, everything at the Art Shop Unique at one-fourth off. 3 N. Bartlett. 0 BUI sells tractors at Bill's Tractor Shop, 226 No. Riverside. Tho Case as a wheel tractor, can't bo beaten. Tho Holt as a caterpillar beats them all. J 50 Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Wilson drove over from Medford Friday to spend the weok end with Mr. and Mrs, Harry Oooller and family. Mi. Wilson will two men already have volunteered to go. They Want tho pass open that Western Oregon legionnaires may use the pass In motoring to the stale Le gion convention In Prlpeville In June. R. JO. Perher of Hilt, spent a few hours In the city on buniness matters today. Hemstitching, buttons covered at the Handicraft Shop. tf Among tho Callfornlans registered n't local hotels are Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Williams. Mrs. J. Evans, Mr. and Mrs. H. V. Lee, Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Fritnken, Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Hicox, and Mr. and Mrs. J. Woelt, all of San Francisco ,and Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Da vis, Mrs. J. J. Davis, Mr. and Mrs. U. B. Hill, Mrs. Abrams and Miss Helen F. Moore of Los Angeles. Fnnoy creamery butter 41o per I'd. Johnson Produce Co. J. E. McRee of Olympia. Wash., ar rived In the city today to spend several days transacting business nnd visiting friends. Marcelling 7fi cents. Telephone C5B for appointment. 67 Commercial fishing' for Chlnnooks return to Medford today while Mrs.,"1 Htnit n fl o'clock on the morning ni may a, ninnaay. -rne risnermen are looking forward to a good season, as there nro many new salmon ascend ing the stream. Tho higher water of the past few days Is also expected to havo u good effect in bringing up n larger run from tho mouth. Grants Pass Courier. ,Huve you tried that big milk shake tcomnanv. and . wife, will nttnndthelnt Uevoe's? It. IT. Stewart of Salem, was a lo- Wllson will remain for a week or so, visiting relatives. Klamath News. Columbia plaster wall board. Call for prices. Wallace Wood Lumber Yard. Box top machines F each. Drop heads $10 each: Singer Co. 10 So. Fir. . 60 James Taylor, of the Valley Fuel company, and wife, will attend the Shrine convention at Los Angoles. and 'will be gone three weeks In southern icul business visitor In Medford today. , California. Why not employ n dressmaker of 'experience and n nutation Mrs. Trowhrldgo, 906 W. J 0th street. tf Bill sells tractors at Bill's Tractor Shop, 226 No. Riverside. The Case as a wheel tractor, can't be beaten. The Holt as a caterpillar bealH them all. fiti Forty-five out of the stato cars from various states were registered here yesterday by tho local slate traffic bu reau. Tennis racquet restrlnglng. 208 South Central. Phono 911-W. . 70 The biggest week of the school year was ushered In today, tho most Joy ful because It Is the last week before Sixty-three cars woro registered at!,ne HUtnmer vacation period, and the Merrick Motor Inn yestorday with the following states represented: Mon tana, California, Idaho. Washington, and Iowa. . Pianos! See Launspach. tf Barber shops open Friday night un til 9 o'clock. Close ull duy Saturday. , ! 5D Out of town Oregonlans. besides Portland residents, who arrived here Sunday, Include Miss Sarah C. Parker, of Pnclfic Grove. Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Knlsnn and R. H. Stewart of Salem, nnd Grace Dunn, F. L. Jones and E. K. Balmanne of Eugene. . . We nay for ashes and sell dirt Cheap. Brown & White Agency, Inc. tf New shipment of gold fish and moss. Japanese Art Store. 60 MIhs Kitty Bragg of Portland, who has been teaching at the Valley Hchool the past year left for that city this morning. See MIhs Fronklln for tutoring. 315 N. Bartlett. Phone G&X-1E. 59 - Orchnrd men. The Standard Mfg. Co., repairs orchard ladders at factory. Phone 73. 60 Mrs. B. L. Crnunse of Sent tie. Wash., , nrrlved in the city this morning to spend severol days visiting friends. French perfumes, pottery, maderla and many other beautiful gifts. One t fourth off. at the Art Shop Unique. 3 N. ;Bartlett. 50 Graduation gifts at the Japanese Art Rot re. GO ,,. The now Lithla Springs Hotel SiU ;irdny took on an uppearanrc of beauty and splendor. The forms have been repioved up to the parapet, nnd the trcautlful lines of the building Intd open-to view, showing the nttractlve archways nnd windows. The hulldlng which was ty have been completed by June 1, has been held up. nnd will not he done uirll a few weeks Inter. This Is responsible mainly to the bud luck which At the hcgluntnR of the building season held up construction for nearly a month. Ashland Tidings. Lamtspach Pin no Store now open for business at lit W. Main. Oppnulte Rlalto theater. Successor to Root Mu sic Co. tf R. D. Welton of Chico. Calif., is spending several days in the city transacting; business. Our work stands every test. If you are In doubt come and gve us a trial. Mrs. Trowbridge, 005 West 10th, most dreaded by the students and pu pils above the primary grades, because dnlly examinations will be held until Wednesday noon. Hemstitching 8c a yard. Tho Van ity Shop. Bartlett and Main. tf Kurt Boetger, who nrHved recently from Hamburg, Oermnny. to visit his sister. Mrs. Emll Mohr, departed this morning for Portland, where he In tends to locate permanetly. For sand, gravel; sediment, cleaning or lawn work, phone 912-J, Samuel Ratemnn. (f Portlnnd residents registered nt lo cal hotels yesterday include Mr. and Mrs. If. E. Mulhnlland. Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Scheeplng. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Matet. Mrs. D. Allen. Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Finney, Mr. and Mrs. John B. Hlb bard and Mr. nnd Mrs. Cnmpbell Mc Gln. Fancy creamery butter 41c per lb. Johnson Produce Co. Leo J. Frank, for four years athletic dlrertor at Pnclfic unlverrlty. has re signed to nccept a similar position at Rollins college. Florida. The musical rensutlon of the year! Mann Brothers singing syncopated! Fair Grounds Pavilion! Wedneadav night! f-,- It seems Improbable, but neverthe. less Is tine, that Dan Collier, who heretofore has been an expert sports man nl croquet, knitting, slot ma chines, and holding down theater seats, landed two nice steelhead In lit tle Untie creek yesterday his first attempt at going after anything larger than mlntiles weighing between five and six pounds and about three and a half pounds respectively. Marcelling 7.". cents. Telephone 6T5 for appointment. 57 Hendlinei-s on the "big time" vnu devllle circuit! Mann Brothers' fa ctious syncopntors only appearance In Oregon! Falr Grounds Pavilion. Wednesday. May 27. &? Mr. and Mrs. A. Mck'ellar of Snnta .Barbara, at'lif.. who spent the week end wilP.li and Mrs. (V Wallace left this morning on the Hhtita to run tlmie ihelr Journey to Scotland am) Europe. America's most versatile dance or- cnestra: Fair Grounds Wvllion AVed nesday! ( 57 e pay for apws and-, sell dirt rn & mte Agency, Ine cheap. Brown city yesterday by train and made the journey over to Klunuith Falls by auto. Only stop between Olymplu, Wash., and San Francisco, Cal. Hear Amer ica's most versatile dance orchestra ut the Fair Grounds Pavilion, Wednes day night! 1)7 Washingtonlans registered at local hotels today Include Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Berry. Tacoma. Mr. and Mrs. VV. D. Mlnstr. Mr. and Mrs. W. M. O'Shae, Mr. and Mrs. Barnett Fisher'and fam ily and Miss Ethel Dawson of Seattle, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Drisster of South Hend, and Mr. and Mrs. Joslah S. Dnrnes and family of Tacoma. Fancy creamery butter 41c per lb. Johnson Produce Co. ' There was born to Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Smith, a seven and a half pound girl last Tuesday, May 19, at the Pur ucker Maternity Home. 8 "Big Time" artists playing and singing all tho latest popular dance- hits! The musical treat of the sea- Fon! Fair Grounds Puvillou, Wed nesday. Don't miss It! 07 ASHLAND 10 HAVE BIDS ARE ASKED 1 bench luu(l(ui!y deroratcd, for tho occa-' irninic thnt ne may nlon. and ' Biieclul music vu pro-, warrant for Dnimwcli an eat. vlded. The sermon "Serving Our Own Generation" was a aplendld ad- JXK LAKK KAI " " M1I ,.; dresa and well received. The musi-1 ; WITHIN Il-Mr cal numbers were delightfully ren- M D Th0 r0a.l dered and In keeping- with tho spirit UikeVn'ow open to with of the occasion. A large audience m0 ' ,,'",,, , ,,, i,,ke. nccord- III U IIU'i 1H..I-- v. Hend firemen who muinu. wan present at the services. sneakiDK peoples in the U. 8 South America and the Mamsn --.,,, ,,, ,.,,. Nine will members of the Hend department PEOPLE ADVISED TO SECURE DOG ASHLAND, Muy 24. Bids are now in the hands- of tne contractors for the new store building of J H. Mc Gee to be built directly across the street from the present site. Exca vation was finished some time since, but activities were held up because of delay in the architect's pluns. F. C. Clark of Medford designed the building. The present plans make this a thoroughly up-to-date build ing, and it will be one of the largest exclusive ladies drygoods stores in southern Oregon or northern Cali fornia. Dr. Mattie B. Shaw entertained very pleasantly at her home Friday evening. The guests included the doctor's stuff at the hospital, their wives and the nurses employed. Cards proved very interesting and delightful refreshments were served. The presentation by the Rev. P. K. Hammond of a large wheel table ; MiS, uritfain and the Hev. Moslor of be the topic to be considered ct,-i . 0..,11-fiHV niuht and shovel- nesday at the meeting of the Mis- ted lno 8now along sionary solely held at Mrs. Eliza- " of tWQ und both Van Sant's at two p. m. Mrs. Uio roa. a Vlck and Mrs. Boss wlH have charge a "B" ' . .K,tln- , lake, but so far more than a three mile walk of the program. Mrs. Josephine Poley and aausn-; necessary to Bct lllto the Andrews and family, Saturday evun- 1"'4e- j lnB at dinner. The visiting members! jFIi.i..j..RSoX CITY .Mo Mi'y of the family were the occasion t(JJy Ablated Press!) Vlu- .-.lithe gathering, 'nolntmcnt of (1. It. Williams of St. Miss Nina Emory and a group of f ous t() succc.p,, th0 iatP rnito.l friends were among those who drove stntra' senator Seldcn P. Spencer was to Orants Pass to be present at tho lnnouncc(I today by llovcrnur Sam ceremonies held because of the lletl'-ue rsaker.- cation of the social service center, villiams is a prominent attorney of the Presbyterian church. an1 rcpui,ican of St. Louis. He is Friday night of last week there n forn)er circuit judce. being elected was a conference of workers held ilt ' in : 3 MOO and was a delegate at largo the home of Mr. and Mrs. More-j lo ttie jWSOUri constitutional conven house on third street. Miss Louise tjon w,ch adjourned in 11123. Hunderup was present to help plani cieneral Pershing was favored for the program. Miss Hunderup Ib one'tle piace by many of his friends in of tho state workers of the Baptist j Missouri. organization and has been in Ash- land for the pant few days. Dr. and hi l 2 St insurance lsIc We can givo you good service on all kinds of f.dolity. surety and contract bonds. When ever you aro bothered with any bonding pr.iblum. just call up It. A. Hclmeo. R-A-Holmes, insurance Man 5incel909 ane-444 Thcii ! Ph The city administration will start to enforce the dog license ordinance Just aa soon as an officer Is appointed to give lifs entire time to enforcement of the measure, which has not been ac tive for years, but which the city council last Tuesday decided to bring to life and rigidly enforce. Hence it behooveB owners of pet dogs to as soon ns possible visit the city recorder's office in the city hall building, pay the license fees and ob tain from the recorder metal, tags which each licensed dog must wear. After the enforcement is started all dogs found not wearing such tags will he rounded up nnd Impounded. The license feo Is $1.50 for a mule dog and for a femnle dog. ' The only license tag taken out so far has been by Mrs. Scott Woolf. and consequently her pet fox terrier is wearing license tag No. 1. At its next meeting the city council will pass a new ordinance forbidding any dog to be at large during the summer season, 'whothor or not. li censed. This means thnt each- dog must be tied up or confined on the home premises of the owner. OBITUARY Ml'HPHV Funeral services of Mrs. lmnik Murphy, who died at the Ba- cred Henrt hospital, May 22nd, will be conducted Tuesday. May 2Glh. at 2:30 p. in. from tho Conger Funeral parlors. Interment Odd Fellows cemetery. TIALL At the Sacred Heart hos pital May 24th. Fay Rebecca Hall, aged 30 years. 11 months and 24 days. Wife of Joseph J. Hall of Trail. Ore.; daughter of Mrs. Charlott Pritchett of Trail: sister of Ray K. Pritchett of Omaha, and Chester I). Pritchett of Trail, Ore. Funeral services will be conducted Tuesday. May 2ftth. At 3:30 p. m. fro mthe Conger Funeral Par lors. Interment Medford I. O. O. F. cemetery. 11 A INKY At Trail. Ore., Sunday. May 24th, Lewis C. Halney, aged 64 years, 10 days. Funeral services were conducted today at the grave side in the Antioch cemetery. ' Airplane Fire Patrol To Be Started July 1 8AJC FRANCISCO. May 25. Head quarters of the United States forest service here announced today that an airplane fire patrol Is to be establish ed for California, Oregon, Washing ton, Idaho and Montana on July 1. and will continue throughout the summer and fall fire season. Five bases will be established, one ch in northern and southern Cali fornia, one In Oregon, one in Wash ington and one in either western Washington,, northern Idaho or west ern Montana. Kighteen airplanes will be used. Santa Monica will be the base in southern California. None of the other bases have been selected as yet. The pilots will be, recruited from the officers of the army reserve corps hut the mechanics will be from the enlist ed forces for the most part. They Can Keep Army Tips. WASHINGTON. May 26. IA. P.) The government cannot compel army officers to return money received by them In excess of the salary of their legal rank, the supreme court decided today In disposing of a controversy which long has agitated army and navy circles. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY WANTKD Position as mother's help er by girl for room nnd board and small wages. Phone 479-X. R5 WANTKn TO i; niched bouse Phone 47!i-.". K NT wit h -2-room unfur lols of sltade. LOST - -KlU's tooth if tt'iurm-d I harm, i ('. W. Llbernl re lavis. 67 Foil SAM - Ford coupe. 112I model. Pox 20. Mail Tribune. 67 FOK KENT Furnished fiQit room. Modern. 71 W. 2nd. Phone 1037-R. FOK KENT Cheerful sleeping room, close in. with private familv. pox 46 MU Tribune, . - . . p& was a happy feature of the occasion. This is for use of tho patients at tho hospital. A numbor of bright readings were given by Mrs. Gregg and musical selections were played by Mrs. A. E.. Woods during the evening. The Civic club holds its annual election Tuesday ofternoon. May 26. This is the last meeting of the year and all members are urged to at tend. There is oonsiderable business to be brought before the member ship and at the program hour en tertaining numbers will be given. The Daughters of tho Nile will have its ceremonial in Ashland Tues day May 20 at Masonic Hall. Din ner will be served at tho Hotel Ash land, followed hy a dance. . It Is ex pected that there will be a largo attendance. On Friday evening of this week, a group of the pupils of Miss I mo gene Wallace will be presented In re cital at the parlors of the Presby terian church. The program will begin promptly at 7:45 p. m. All who are interested are cordially in vited to attend. Some of those on the program appeared at the last annual recital and it will be inter esting to note the progress made. The W. W. G. girls to the number of .a dozen, met at the Lithla Purk to enjoy a picnic with Miss Louise Hunderup and effect a reorganiza tion. An election was held, resulting in the election of Morea Oil more, president; Lucile Beswick, vice-president; Birdina Elder, secretary and treasurer. This guild is one of a number o'f missionary societies which Miss Jiunderup. is assisting in der veloping tp a greater efficiency. ThltF work is her special province, how-: ever. Miss Morehouse and Mrs. Tra vis are the two counselors appointed for this organization. The time ot meeting wus set' for the first Thurs-, day In each month. The delightful picnic luncheon was a part , of the good time with two birthday cakes honoring the anniversary of Mrs. Thomas Sorrell.; Mrs. H. P. Holmes and Miss Hunderup - supplied the cakes which were in the Guild colors of blue and white with the appro priate setting of candles. A vase presented Miss Hunderup by the girls was a pleasant feature of the occa sion. The pastor joined the picnic party in lime for the happy visit and luncheon. The Misses Hita and Marie An drews spent Sunduy at their home in Ashland. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Umphlette and tittle daughter left for their home on the coast the last of the week. They -came for a few. days' visit with Mrs Umphlette's father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. E. - E. Miller on Church street. Mrs. C. W. Fraley Is entertain ing her sister, Mrs. Mason from lown. Mrs. Mason will make quite an extended visit. The G. A. K. the W. R. C, mem bers of the American Legion and the Spnnish War veterans .were guests of honor at the Memorial ser vices at tho Presbyterian church on Sunday morning. Tho church was the Baptist church of Grants Pss came for her Saturday to meet with the Baptist people of that city. Mrs. Thomas Sorrell entertained very pleasantly for a number of dinner- guests at her apartment in' tho Schell home on Granite street. Those who enjoyed this hospitality were rD. Mattie B. Shaw, Marvin Shaw and Mr. and Mrs, H. G. Gilmore of Scenic Drive. Mrs. Eunice Kibler left Sunday for Monmouth where she is attending Hchool. She completes her work this year. She, with her brother Alan K. Andrews, were visiting at the home of their parents Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Andrews on Fair view street. Mrs. I. W. Thomas of Medford spent Saturday plso' at the Andrews home. T SALEM. Ore, May 35. Circuit Judge L. H. McMahon today issued an order directing Frank C. Bram well, state superintendent of banks to appear in court Wednesday -morning at ten o'clock and show cause why he should not be punished for contempt of court 1 ?Phe action came when Bramwell foiled ' to- obey an order from the. court Saturday dl-l rectlng him to be in court this , morning to explain an affidavit ' of prejudice which Bramwell had filed ' directed at Judge McMahan. Tho J action is taken In the case of George t Putnam of Salem against Bramwell In which the plaintiff started action against Bramwell to require him to maintain the headquarters of the state banking department in Salem. .Vopowing filing of the proceed ings against Bramwell, the superin tendent filed the affidavit of preju dice ugainst Judge McMahan In the affidavit charging McMahan with being prejudiced against Bramwell. On filing of the affidavit Judge McMahan declared he did not know Bramwell and insisted Bramwell ex plain why ho considered McMahan prejudiced. Bramwell wus not in court, but his attorney contended the court had no right to question Bram well as to the facts surrounding the prejudices alleged, but the court's only course -to pursue was to iesue an order transferring the cause to another court. Instead the court issued an order demanding the presence of Bram well today to explain the affidavit of prejudice. When the time came for Bram well's appearance today, neither Bramwell nor his attorney appeared. Judge McMahan intimated today that In event Bramwell fails to respond to the contempt order on Wednesday III. . ES VS Engagement Extraordinary The Jackson. County Amusement Co. .Presents'- Mann Brothers . ,", FAMOUS ' " : : Singing Syncopators America's Most Versatile Dance " Orchestra 8 "BIG TIME" ARTISTS PLAYING 25 INSTRUMENTS Fair Grounds Pavilion WEDNESDAY, MAY 27 Xotc: This is tho only appearance of this noted iijlgrpgation in the state of Oregon ! Next stop is San Francisco, wife re they are billed to open as headliners on Tantaiies Vaude ville Circuit. No Increase in Price! Gentlemen, $1.10 Ladies Free! DON'T-MISS IT! 3SH Recommended to the Management as a BIG TIME PROGRAM And a Show You Will Regret to Miss. Special Bargain Matinee 35c Children - - 10c Evening Prices: Adults - - 50o Children 25c Performances 2:30, 7 and 9 P. M. COMING TOMORROW The B est Bill of the Season Orpheum Jr. Advanced Vaudeville Headed by ' Last Times Tonight Barbara La Marr and Conway Tearle in "THE HEART OF A " SIREN" Starting Wednesday "I WANT MY MAN" with Milton Sills V , and ., Doris Kenyon REVUE COMICUE : In ' "CABARET PASTIMES" Dancing Classical and Burlecque. ARMSTRONG & SMITH "ON THE HIGHWAY" It Ic To Latgh That's All. FISKE & FALLON in "WORDS AND MUSIC" Sweet Music nnd Sweeter Singers. THE FLORINIS" European Poseurs and Equilibrists In an Act of Beauty and Daring. CLAYMO in COMEDY AND ARTISTIC MODELING Two Hands and a Pile of C'-.'. ' Topics cf the Day Mack Sennctt Comedy , CRATERIAN ORCHESTRA, F. Wibon Walte, Director MADRONA Egg Produ cer A Mash carrying the endorsement of our valley's foremost successful poultrymen. Built from a formula that has been worked out by practical poultry raisers of Oregon, Washington and California. ' Madrona Egg Producer contains the highest grade of ani mal protein GROUND MEAT CRACKLINGS giving the hen the highest percentage of food digestibility. Made by us under our own supervision and macjxine mixed. e Monarch Seed & Feed Co. 323 East Main ' The Farmers' Service Station Phone 260 & 1