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IN CENTRAL POINT
By 1'. M. .Jones.
,.., poivt i.,lv a Mr
CENTRAL POINT, July s. air.
and Mrs. R. H. Paxson had a ljd
ht are last Monday when a boy oame
r
int tha ir itnm nmi Informed
them that the dry Brass on the va-time and all are looking forward tolHays national f'leldoneeretary of the
cant lot next to their own had caught the next irrigation district picnic.
organization anil Mrs. George ler-
flre and was menacing their home.o when returning from Hiatt klna f iortinll,i president of the
u......i., .h n.t...i todPrame last Sunday evening, the car I ,, ,, ..,.',. . .
bring the fire under control and
prevented any serous damage ,u,,h
Ihelr property.
Last Sunday about noon Mr. ana
Mrs.Eddy. who recently bought the
Jack" Southwell place, while doing,
some odd jobs, in the workshop at' muuon tosuey "c
the back of the lot, noticed o.mwmjM
apparently coming from the Bouse,
and rushed In to find that It came "fL- " 0!
a lighted match. It required tne iOti,. iu r,. o M
combined efforts of Mr. . Eddy and oj R-.M.
Ceorge Martin to me ha house and K cere nd the young peo-
outbuildlngs Lortunately the fire t fc . home on y,,
parted on the sou h of the place P of Ta,ent 0
and went against the wind which f recently occupied by the
was from the noBh. else, the house f'amil BllJ Mrs. Beck
must surely have gone. ave a host of friends who join in
Mr. and Mrs Alvln Wll liams and ,ife and happi-
famlly spenP the week-end at Mer- es," About thirty of their friends
rill, ninklng the trip by auto. They lhere(, at their home Tuesday eve
report a fine time and had a good . . them a chinnvari. A
fjt-ln AVenl tnr, n RUililnn ' thunder
shower which caught - them on the
road and i& they hart no top to the
car, they got pretty well 8oaked.
jono oi me lamiiy. "u"ii Hackler, Miss Doris Appiegate anu
than the discomfort of getting wet, Mrs c. L. Ward are aEiong those
however. ifroni Talent who are attending sum-
Miss Lepla , Hesselgrave Is. home mer 8Ch00i jn Ashland. Mr. Chester
from a visit with her' parents, .Mro, walt who is recently from the
nnd Mrs. John; Hesselgrave. Miss M'onmouth Normal, is an instructor
Leobj has been attending the state jn the gummer normal,
teachers college at San Jose, Call- j,e public library, during summer
fornia, to which she will return after months, will be open from 7 to 9 on
her vacation. 'Tuesday evenings only. Miss Edith
Accompanying Miss Hesselgrave LawrenCe is in charge, during thS
frifhi San Jose was Miss Jesse Hawes, i absence of the librarian. Mi's. C. E.
of that city. Miss Hawes is a swlm-.goret whos spending the sumbmer
mer and a friend of Helen Wills. m Minnesota.
"Fields Bohemian Seven," is get-) e. T. NeSVbiy and family were In
ting In some good work and bids Ashland shopping last Friday,
fair to be one of the finest orehes-j jjrs- Wm. Hiller, who suffered a
tras in the Rogue River valley. It stroke of paralysis last? week is re
is the hope and ambition of the ported as slightly improved,
members to make Central Point Born to Mr. and Mrs. .Lawrence
proud . of them, and from all ap- Crawford Tuesday," June '30th, an
pearances, tney ure . Huyeeeuuis. I
Miss GraziaJirenner and brAther,
'Truman .Brenner, left ' Wednesday
morning by stage for a visit of from
pearances, they are succeeding. . I
one to two weeks with relatives in
Ban Francisco. over the range Wednesday to tneir
Mr. and Mrs.-Dave Good of AbIi- homestead in the Antelope country,
land visited one dav last week wltnl Mrs. Witherow and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. rran Cochran. ; . Vera, returned from Portland Mon-
Mrs. Anne Wright who has been day evening. . ' . ,
quite sick with asthma for some Miss Madge Hackler arrived home
tJme Is slowly improving. I last Friday evening from Poland
Great preparations are being made where she has been attending Beinke
hy many of the local citizens, for Walker Business College. Old
i'The Fourth." 'and fro ml the threats friends are glad to welcome her.
"overheard It sounds bad for the Miss Bessie Wedges' Sunday school
..feMh.. I class gave her a "tea towel shower
Miss Erma Hnmerick who has last Monday afternoon i at the home
been visiting her. parents. Is to re- of Mrs. Frank Hdlndge. The tea
turn to duty at the Good Samari-, towels were embel lished with the
.tan Hospital. . Portland, after the embroidery work end initials of the
Fourth. Miss Hamerlck is Just be- little girls
sinning her second year's training. T"
Harold Morton, our Mall Tribune
man hero, is sporting a brand new
Ner-a-Car, which ' explains the im
proved service to Tho Mall Tribune
readers, as regards the hour of de
livery. . Beats the old bike, eh,
Harold?
jonn. Ainen iruni.eieu uu. .
Jn Medford and , Jacksonville wea
jnesday.i John Bays it was a rather
V'urrled Vtrlp 'and for business , only,
so She wife didn't go.
A coodli number enjoyed "Abra
ham Lincoln" at the K. & E. Wed-
ncsday night.. .A wonderful tory,
wonderfully portrayed.
"A Correction.
The Woman's Relief Corps wlll
hold their next meeting -on Satur-1
day, July 18, instead of July lo.
as stated in Inst wek's notes.
There will Also - be a food sale
given by the corps on Saturday. July
11. at Damon's Cafe; all members
are requested to : bring something,
baked or cooked, no later thnn 10
a. m. . ' ' ' ' v
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Dean of, Port
land who have been guests the past
week of his sister, Mrs. Jennie Lau
rence have returned to theircjiomo. .
Anyone having any news items
will please hand them to the local
correspondent, Mrs. E. E. Evans.
" Mrs. Ed Adamson has returned
from Portland where she underwent
a serious operation.
Word has been received of the
marriage of Prof, F. A. Huight of
Medford and Mrs. Ossie (ioode of
Jacksonville which occurred Juno 20.
Prof. Hoight has- given music les
sons in Talent a great many years
and is widely known here. Former
students and frienvls join in wishing
Mr. and Mrs. Haight happiness,
The Talent Rebeknh club will meet
on Friday. July 10th Instead of July I
TALENT TALK '
3rd. This meeting will be nt the word that their daughter and family
home of Mrs. Nida Oatman, who will: and other relatives of Santa Barbara
be assisted by Mrs. Glen Withrow. were uninjured In the recent earth
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Bowman drove quake,
over to Beattv and Matin, Oregon, Mr. Landgraph and family of San
Sunday, where they visited Mr. and
Mrs. Kalph Bowman ana uum nna larm, tne r uuer piace.
Alec, returning Tuesday. -5
- The Epworth League held n very Medical and surgical attention to
Cnjoyable lawn social last Friday 'prisoners and paupers is net protect
veninr at the home 0 Mr. and Mrs. Ing the public's henlth; nor does It,
Earl Newbry. A goodly number In any way, constitute public health
were present. Delicious refreshments work.
consisting of ice cream and wafer,
was served by the committee, Ada!
HucUler, Anna Evans, L. C. Hill and (
Edward Dickie,
Mr. undo Mrs. John Herring audi
Mr. and Mrg. Paul Denmer and Cecil
win nucuii nits ruuiui ui uia u.-t
J Pass, the guests of Mrs. Porter. .
Mr. and Mrs. George Clinton of
Bonanza, are (fruests at the homo of
iui. umi iiirs. xiumer iiniun. .t . qq
Messrs. 0, Bowman, J. KVTurn
bauiih, 10. E. Evans . and uRurles
.Bowman of Meilford, made a triu
over the Chilouuin Wednesday, re-J
"nK Inursuay.
TnImt j ,,,, tv wna .
al.geiy represented at the T. I. D.
picnic at Hiutt Prairie last Sunday.
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everyone reports as annoy goo-i
trir i by Mr. and Mrs. Earl Newby j
jV i.'h, 3 " I
k ...J.. I t T. I 1 1
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me misionune 10 get, me nauery ucm
sputtered over nis suit.
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nillg OIIU gUVe LI1CI1I U timil.tt...
pleasant social evening was enjoyed
'by all those fortunate enough to at-
ten,l.
. : An
M).s Qeorge Carter, Miss Iiuth
eleven pound baby boy.
eleven pounu
Elvis,; ;Coc
working qt
turned home
Elvis,, :Cocnranef e nt iusuoth
t' Hilt lor some, time, re
hA Wpdnesdav. " '
Frank Silva nnd family movea
Mi. onrt Mrs. George Singwnld of
n0 Va vlsUinir Mrs. Sing-
waid's mother, Mrs. Uingcane.
Mr. nnd Mrs. S. H. Butler and family
motored to Copco Sunday.
Mr. Clement's sisters, Mrs. Murphy
and Mrs. Glttlngs, left for Los Angeles.
Cal., where they expect to visit for
gome time.
Mrs. S. B. Holmes returned from
Portland Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Myron P. Hoefler and
Miss Laura Thompson of San Fran
cisco, and Mrs. William F. Kaiser of
Portland
visited witn tne j..
Thompson s Monday on tneir way
south. v . . '
Mr and Mra. Lewis Robertson, ac
companied by several young people,
will motor to uresceni i-uy tu
the Fourth at the beach.
The Parent-Teachers' social last
Friday evening was well attended.
The evening was Bpent playing games.
The sale of pies and lemonade added
a considerable amount to the treasury
of this association.
Miss Alice Miles, accompanied by
her grandfather and aunt, of Indiana,
are visiting at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. L. C. Charley.
Charles Humphreys has purchased
a Dodge truck and is now operating
it on his freight line between Menioru
and Eagle Point
Mrs. Horrlcks and daughter ofcPort
land are visiting at the Weidman
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Clements, Mrs. Glttlngs
nnd Mrs. Murphy, and also Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Crotelr and Mr. and Mrs.
Woodward spent Sunday at Crater
a)(e
Mr. nnd Mrs. H. E. Campbell and
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Thompsonoand
family snent Sunday with Mrs. M. L.
Pruett. Mr. and Mrs. Pottinger of
Medford also visited there.
A car of lumber as received by
Mr. Clements Tuesday for bis lumber
vanl
Mr. and Mrs. Royal Brown received
Diego are spending a few days on their
EAGLE POINT ITEMS
T
INSTITUTE- OPENS'
ASHLAND. July 3. A substantial
Increase In attendance over last year
marked the opening of the Parent
Teacher institute, yesterday, which
i -,i,j ui.. ir.. n
from ,.,,, Cpnt,.al ,,ol J
.Medfuril and Ashland are In ntten
dance. Mrs. Perkins and Miss Hays
were speakers at tile assembly period
t nm
'innl htfs morning. Mrs. Louis
Dodge, stnto vlce-inesident. Intro-
ducert the speakers. It is largely thru
J.
tutes haveO beeg made possible for
Southern Oregon. Mrs. Perkins spoke
first and outlined Cine function cf
the sta organization and its rela
tion to the different local organi
zationV' The stnte membership num
bers now over 10,000, and growing?
it will have representation? at the
stnte teachers' association on the
program. Miss Hnys was the next
speaker, nnd in the few minutes al
lowed, mnde rlear the scope of the
national organization, its Ideals and
the goal set, which is the education
of the whole child. She stressed the
responsibility and opportunity of the
"picked 200 organizations.
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She texts, she stated, they would be: Hunt's Crnieriaij, theatre0 today and
"Let there be light" of education tomorrow, the Fourth of July. In his
and "They 6were all with one nc- latest picture, "The Hag .Man."
cord in one place" co-operation.
Miss Hays pleaded for an Informed
public and eluaed her pithy address
with the opportunity for the help
the organization offers nnd the
place It Is taking In. trfie public
thought. The sessions continue to
morrow, nt the club house, with n
luncheon nt the Lit h la Springs Hotel
nt twelve tomorrow, honoring the
distinguished workers. It is expect
ed that State Superintendent Church
ill, Mrs. Olin Arnspiger, of Medford.
V. O. N. Smith of this city and Miss
Hays nnd Mrs. 1'erklns jWlll speak.
veru uiue win be one or tne
speakers at the normal early in the
week. He will talk of Hawaii, where
he spent a number of yenrs. Mr.
Blue is in Ashland boy, of whom
It is Justly proud. Since graduating
in IS 11 he has climbed tar. He is
now teaching nt .. the ..Vhilyersity of
Berkeley, and is one of the Joint
authors of lh iri.oirrnJiv fhnr will hniBtld MUloUn" TanuM'! tif Slftl BleKO,
used-. In Oregon .schools the comlnff
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year.
Mrs. Oordon MacCrncken enter
tained thQ officers and heads of
committees at her home Tuesday
evening. At the business session,
phyjswere discussed for tho recep
tion to be given Tuesday evening for
the faculty of the art school. A
pleasant social evening followed, dur
ing : which delicious refreshments
ivere served by the hostess.
The Ashland Elks and Lfthians
are : sponsoring a celebration nnd
picnic at Lake of the Woods July
4 and 5. The sports are largely
water events with the barbecue ut
5:00 p.
and ClOSing With fire
works over the lake. There nj-c no !
special plans for the next day ex-!
cept tho Inspection of the sites for
the Elks and Llthlnns club houses.
It Is stated that the roads will be
put in condition for Travel by the
third.
Mrs. R. W. Price and two daugh
ters are expected soon In Ashland.
Two of the daughters have been
heie for some little time with their
father. They all expect to spend ' the
fourth at Crater Lake, returning here
later.
The Junior department of the Civic
club has been holding its meetings
regulniiy Thursday evenings. tThe
work undertaken has been athletics,
under the HUpervlslon of Miss Blu
men feld. swimming Just now oc
cupies the attention of the club.
Tennis, was undertaken first. The
membership Is growing and the in
terest Increasing. This new branch
fsthe Civic club bids fair to become
quite a factor In club life In Ash
land. A reception will be given by the
Chamber of Commerce and the Civic
Improvement club Tuesday evening
at eight ro'eldck'at the Civic club
house, honoring the faculty of the
art fu-hool to wkJch the public is
cordially invited. All art students,
normal students and members of the
Civic club are .urged to keep that
evening free that they maj; enjoy
wif ireuL in mure.- jitn ure enpt'c
(ally invited for the address of thejevenlng by request. They will also
evening will be given by Wntterson sing several other of the old-time
Lowe, authority on Interior decora-1
tlitn and a member of the faculty of
the Ashland school of art. All are
asked to attend, not alone to meet
those who head the art school and
to hear. Mr. Lowe, but for tho social
hours as well.' ,
I. K. Vining has Just returned from
a trln In Ihn tnvn , hrrl In nnmtumv
with a number of others, among
them Contain O. c. Annlegale. of
Klamath Falls, veteran of the In-
dlan wars. Mr. Vining brought home
scores of beautiful pictures, not only
of thnt country, but of. scenes about
Uike of the Woods, the Crater Lake
region and many vnlley scenes. They
were, taken by a photographer from
8nn Francisco. The pictures, many
of them, will be used In Illustra
tion. The mnrriage of Mrs. Jennie
Rchwan and K. H. Bush occurred on
Tuesday afternoon at Medi'ord at the
Christian church parsonage. Imme
diately following tho ceremony, Mr.
and Mrs. Bush left for the north for
a short trip. They will make their; Rcres on his place this season. The
home In Ashland. Mrs, Bush Is the'erop was sown In the fall and was
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. P.' harvested about June 15, ,
The "Senior" Member of jthe .
Firm of Kelly and Ginsberg
JACKIE COOCAN inHE
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BaOt In his "enduring ra
ring rags" once
l..,.L,n ..'Ill ...P.. ... ,1...
Tho story was written especially fur
the child stnrTiy Willurd Mack, nnd
this distinguished playwright lias
constructed a humorous ami thrilling
tale us only he -can, full of activity,
but not crowdl with complications.
Jackie is once more a regular
I
Porter nnd 5tr. Bush has been a
es?dent of Ashflnd Xor some years,
He is a railroad engineer. 1 clous and hospitable home of Mrs. A.
Mr. nnd Mrs. J. E. Fifeld nnd 8. Kurry last Thursday, and It Is jiecd
Mr. and Mrs. Claude 't'leveland left less to say they had a most enjoyable
early this morning for Crescent City. time. Dainty refreshments were
where they will spend the Fourth. Bervcd ie beautiful vine-covered
They are nntftlpnting a delightful le and about the cool rooms,
outing at the bene! They expect 1, guest! .fln.llng the place I hoy
,0 rcurn in a few days. . . bej.. ..way. enjoy meeting
Anrnn Andrews, his 'laughter Mar- MllI.v nnrs0I1H from Phoenix and
guerlla of Ashland,"'1 Mrs. T). V.
wneeier, Marjorie wnepier, iieniiK
Wheeler and Mrs. Mary L. Mathews
and tneir KUetttK. Miss' May ranter
,CLU,,it?u "inL
In -'.-nlur I pb. .,tn Milf,,,.,! Putnl'n.
ing by Klamath ' Falls.' They made
the trip In one day nnd reported
the roads good. Mr. and Miss Pnr
keY had Just returned from n trip to
Portland, accompanied by Mrs. Mar
Joiie Wheeler. . '
ny MARY O. CAREY.
Miss lleridene Young is home with
hni nnronla In V. rt)i Tnlnnt fi'mii
vara bin Cut ivlioro ulio i-or.oiitlv
r,ilm,.H from - tho htirh .ehnnl t
that nlnee
that place.
Mrs. C. C. Scott, who owns a fine
orchard tract In Fern valley, has been
spending the past 1U days In the valley
attending to business. Mrs. Scott is
now a resident of Oakland, Cal.
Mrs. A. S. Furry returned Inst
Thursday from a week's trip to Cor
vnllis and other northern towns. Mrs.
.FiJrry accompanied Mr. and Mrs. C
,Cate, who went down on business.
Mrs. Walter Allen left Monday
evening for Portland to visit relutlves
and to6 take Miss Vivian Stancliffe
and Miss Mnrjorle Caster as passen
gers, who were delegates to the
Christian Endeavor convention in
Portland this week.
Phoenix bus n new camp ground
for the traveling public now, tne
grounds are in the tine pine grove
near the depot. This affords many
who wish to work a while In the or
chards here a place to camp.
Lester Kewlnnd and wife and Mr.
Parker and daughter. Miss Mary, nnd
Mr. "Newlnnd Sr., were among those
from Phoenix who attended the dance
at Jackson Hot Springs last Saturday
evening.
Many fine raspberries are being
marketed from the different growers
from Phoenix now. Mr. Shearer has
been taking many cruted into the
markets in Medford the . past two
weeks.
The Phoenix quartet will sing their
negro spirituals again next Sunday
melodies. These musical treats are
hold once each month and are greatly
enjoyed by all.
Mr. and Mrs. taster Newland are
enjoying a visit from Miss Mary
Dorka, one of their young lady' chums
from Colorado. Miss Unrka will spend
the summer with the Newlands.
J. K. Fish has about two acres of
the finest looking potatoes to be found
any1""-8 " the valley. Mr. Fish win
soon begin to market this crop, as it
Is thought they will bring the better
price now. "
Miss Margaret Wheat fs visiting
with her cousin, Mrs. S. S. Stevens,
and will In all likelihood spend the
summer In this part of the vnlley
Her mother Is with Mrs. Culhottn for
the summer.
Charles Hnldrldge was out along the
highway last Monday delivering some
of his fine I-ambert cherries. The
cherry crop Is going out pretty fast
this season on account of. the hot
weather.
11. M. Morrison of North Talent cut
S?. tons of wheat and vetch from six
EDEN PRECINCT
RAO MAN
American boy. a lad JYnm the side
walks of Now York. In his other re
cent pictures ho has been wandering
all over the map in a variety of roles.
In "A Hoy of Inlanders." lie ,was the
esthetic little Belgian artist, and in
"Little Uobinson t'rusoc," be was a
kid nilOt-nturer in the South Seas. But
in "The llag Man." he Is the Jackie
that everyone first leiu-ncd to love
when t'hartie Chaplin brought bis
genius to the fore.
0
Tho Ladies' Aid of Pliopnlx held
their regular monthly ton at the spa-
Vicinity will avail tliemaolves of tho
lioHnital tv of the Conco company
nextHumlay nnd will unjoy the trip
ovor tho mountain nnd Koliiff throuKh
the rfflW DlUnt. .: " I" ' ' ' ' '
o.vivoHinr nievena im iiuimihk h)iku
TTnPllnv itrfth 1. 1 c Itiirvnnf liir AMlliillt'll
Sylvester is just out of college ho (Iohh
not seem to mind the hot weather
lie pltchod hay when the thermometer
stood nt 105 last week.
Talent peoplo nro now enjoying tho
plentiful supply or water which the
building of the big new dam ubovo
Ashlund nTaJtes possible. When the
bonds vf.ve Issued many pcrsntiB snld
it owulil be a lot or money to raise
for nothing, but like tho pnvlng, now
that it is here no one would have It
tukon away.
The Jackson county health unit.
consisting of seven members, of which
Mrs. it. II. Paxson Is president, met
with MrB. J. W. Kltlen on Wedncsduy
afternoon of this week.
Misses Frances and llnrrlet Sparrow
of Kirtland farm are entertaining as
house guests Miss Barbara Allen of
Portland and Miss Grace Sawyer of
llend. They came about tho middle!
of June and will remain until Miss i
Frances goes to summer camp. July 13.
Wednesday evening they entertained j
n party or girl friends nt a picnic
supper nt tho river.
Last week United States Deptitv
Marshal T. Knox and Mrs. Knox of
Portland, while on their wedding trip
through tho state, were guests ut the
P. A. Honney homo. .
The llonneys also had as guests Mr.
nnd Mrs. Kd Drowning of Culgury.
Canada. The Brownings were en
route to southern California and will
return hero later for a longer visit
and a trip to Crnter lnke. The drown
ing and llonncy families were old
friends and neighbora In Canada.
Mrs. W. A. Thompson nnd daughter,
Mary, spent last week in Phoenix, as
guests of Mrs. Thompson's father,
Theodore Fish 8r.
The Scnndlnnvlnn picnic, which Is
an annual event, was held last Stindny
nt Ashland. A number attended from
this vicinity.
Last Thursday evening Mr. and Mm.
J. W. Elden entertnlned Mr. nnd Mrs.
Dee lingua and Mr. nnd Mrs. Carney
and daughter at dinner.-
REESE CREEK RiPLETS
Mr. nnd Mrs. Sam Vestnl cele
brated their fiftieth wedding anni
versary Wednesday evening, July 1.
There were Just a few present, tho
children all cume nnr.ie. except Jim
nnd his wife, who had Just been
here so recently. ..May they walk
uigether mnny mora years; wo nro
nirc volets tho wish of their many
friends.
DYER
RATTEKI
OUAMZSI
FLCATEKS
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I JllGf SPRINGS
' The Suiulav B.hool at Pfeeae rreek i
' nit'i with tht shihh vnlley Huiulny
Mt'lmul tit their uniiual Ki-oup nanier
iiik'. lli'V. 1). 1. ilamlnll of Med
find, nilHsionary of tho American
Suml: ahoo1 union, hd rhni'KU ,,f
tht' iiH-i'lliiK'. Thi'i-e vfi otlu'r good
Npcaki'i'H uIho, igul ooil hIiikiuk.
Siiiutay Hrhool at Hopho Crei'k next
Kuniiay mh ihuii4. The sulijfi-t. "The I
HcKinnyin of Kort'itiii MlHsinnH." A"tH J
lit wild unio "linn, ko ' Into all
i ho world, an preach the Howpcd to
ovi'i'.vwt'ronturo.
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lli-lt t'laHjo has leased OlilsOrnni-ll
to Mr. Jones of Kagle Polftt for
three years. He and his family ex-
pert to tae a trip to the coast this
summer, st.irjhig Just after the
fourth. o
There was an auto accident Sun-
day evening on the Crater Lake
highway Jut opposite II. Watklns.
No otie was hurt much. hoveve. A
man giving Iris naiuo as Stewart In
company with another man. As the
ar was passing another0.ar it sway-
ed and i-aine verv near going Into
the dlteh on the. left of tho road,
hut It righted Itself and piysed over
to the right side when It turned over
twlie and felBon Its Side doing"1" newwmrses. lost utile design,.,.,
mite a llttlP damage to the car. ( flRuro work, interior decoration. Itunp. I(a
,,. , ,, . , ,, ... shades uim other accessories for the"" "
Waller llerginan and family. Way- i,n.,ln -r
man Itergnmn and wife, and Wullaco
Iiergman visited nt llert Clarno's
Sunday. I
Delores Young of Prospect spent
the wijk-end with .Mrs. II. Watklns. '
homo oi tne penpig nro mining oi
having a picnic, the fourth, others
are expeetlng to go to Creseent City,
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Travel by Motor Stage
8AFELY, SWIFTLY AND COMFORTABLY
Two Through Stages Daily
To Portland, leaving Medford at 7:45 A. M. and 1130 A. M.
A pleasant one day trip.
Also leaves Medford at 5:00 P. M. for Roseburg, connecting
following morning to Portland.
i We take passonners for all way points. . For further Information
and tickets call Union Stage Depot. Phone 309,
FARE MEDFORD-PORTLAND $7.85
Direct Connections at Roseburg for Coos Bay Points.
JULY 4
Let Us Forget
On the tiny tlmt comnicmornics the birth of tho
l?ttitel Ktiitos, let us forgot I
KorRot tlie chronic fiiult-fimlm's, thn p.;;ita
tors, the tcnrcra-tlown, tlmt we may tho better
ri'incnil'.i'r the Builders of Aiiii-ricii, pnst nud
present j
Kortftrt the tliiti).'s tve expect to Ret. out of
America, thnt wo may runli.e more fully that
the nation can Rive back no more than wo put
into it ; (.
KorRi't our Rrievanees, real imil imnRinett,
that we may lutvc n keener appreciation of the
fact thnt, after nil, we enjoy priviloRos nnd
opportunilies Rronter than those of any other,
p.-ople !
i Long Live America!
First National Bank
Medford, Oregon
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OF ART TO OPEN -
ASHLAND, July
-(Speclal,)-
ri'iii.u
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'y. J V more pmrtilHiiiK than ever,
Miss White, director of the school,";,-
Uias had tun times the number of in-',3,,,,'
n,9., .,. ,, ,.. ... ,- iii,,i V. "
BllUg tliun she hud Inst year, and';'-,;
thme llilH boen tt Brent ,lea, more .';'!
terest shown throughout the vulley. . J
students rroiu farther away ure' '
already arriving and .Mrs. WutterscSi".". "V "
Lowe, u charge of the Interior decor-. j--?0
utlng department, Is hero. .Mrs. I.owe .
is n well known professional decorator."-',
in Now York anil also heads the work's
ut l'rntt Institute. With five trunks
of Interesting things to illustrate (ify
courses his students are assured of a .
rare treat, as well as getting the best'
advice on tlfMr own problems.
All fight cyitrses of last year ara,.t j 1
to he given with the addition of seV "-'" '
TllB Ashinm chamber of Commerce
and tho Ladles' Civic club are going
in elvo a repetition file thn fneiiltv
.Tuesday evening ut tho Civic chili:"""-
u)U3n s0 if tlfrre are any In Medrord""l
W0 r0 interested in Interior dooorat-,r (
ig they may come up nnd hour Jilri :
l.ewe speak thnt evening. i
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MostPOWERfVL
HOUSEHOLD
INSECTICIDE
You Can Buy.
MAGNETO SERVICE
IEPAIR8 TO ALL MAKES
Witham's Battery & ;
Electric Service .
Jatatorlum Bldg., Medford. ;
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