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MEDFORD MstL TTBtTSTtt, AfTSPFOftr) or?ECONT, MONDAY, .TTTLY 20, 192")
Tocal and
Personal
The Flying Hquadrun, recently or choice fiOc. 104 J. Hlmmons ofKlamnth Falls, E. J.
ganlned ly the Crater National Forest - A new auburh&n h.ouse that will an- ,Joos and family of Forest Grove., and
service under tho chame of Runner peal lo you. $12X1.' Terms, l'hone Mr. and Mrs. I.. M. Coombs. Everett
W. L. Jones to fight forest fires when 462-11. . T 9(!tf Harpham and R. L. Flnlayson of Eu-
" Hieeessary. answered their, first call of Mr. and Mrs. Will O. Evans and Bene. ' i ,
the season when they were summoned daughter Mary, of Baker, are' here af- pr. p. Coleman has returned from
to fight fire in the L'mpqua national ter a visit to Crater Jake and conven- "hi vacation. ln'
forest near Diamond lake lust, Frl- Hon at Grants' Pass. Mr. Evans Is Before you ouy that piano see Laun
day. The fire is said to be 100 acres business manager of the linker Morn- apach. He can save you money. He
In area, but at the present time is be-
Ing put under control. The squadron
is expected to return tomorrow to
their hendqunrleis on the Soda Spring
road; where Its members ure engaged
In road building. '
Order taken' for angel food and
sunshine, cake. 75 cents each. 737 V.
14th street. Phone 224-L. 105
Typewriter rentals, overhauling, ad-
iiiDiin.r. v. ami aannnA hnn.i KtaA
terfl llnnir '
Russell (Uuster) foleman who has
been enjoying a vacation at home after
several years'
residence In Honolulu.
left last evening on the return trip
to that Hawaiian Inland -metropolis.
He will said from San Frnnclsco for
Honolulu next Wednesday. t
Fresh salt water salmon, S5o lb.
Johnson Produce Co. tf
Pnrty wants to share expenses with
some one going to Portland Tuesday.
Call liarton, .Western Union. 103
More lea cream was sold1 in this
city on Saturday and Sunday than was
sold during the July 4th double holl-,
day period. The wholesale manufac-',
turln'g concerns were kept on the Jump
delivering to retailers, and almost rnn'
out of lea crram by 9 o'clock last
night.
- The Handicraft Shop has, received a
'new line of attractive baby gifts. 107
New and useful gifts for the Jaby.
Handicraft Shop. , . 107
Fancy creamery butter 47c per lb..
Johnson Produce Co.
Many Medtord people visited the
Lake of the Woods yesterday, a num
ber of whom went to that high moun
tain resort lata Saturday.
Yes, the house, cbhenta and trees
were all Insured with B. A. Holmes.
"The Insurance Man." ... , . 102
Have your eyes examined by, Dr.
De La Rhue. Kyesight Specialist. ,425
Medtord Building. . . 105 ,
Jack Aitken of San Francisco and
former well known resident of Med
ford for years, arrived In the city Sun-,
day from Portlnnd whe're he. attended
the Elks' convention last week, for a
visit with relatives-and friends here
until Wednesday or Thursday. While
Jack has been living at Sun Francisco
for the past four years and likes It
there, he will never get over his love
for Medford. While he has been away
from homo Mrs. Altkon has been en
joying a vacntion at Long Beach. Jack
says that Medford looks like a mil
lion dollars and never looked bettor.
Special for Friday and Saturday
Supplies for the1 nursery, including
tnany useful articles. Handicraft
Shop. .... , joi
. 23 ploce han,d painted Oriental .tea
Tisnnstav on sale at 14.90. Japanese Art
Store. j05
Xlwanis clubs, of Eugene and Bend
are planning a Joint picnic on the lie
Kenzle highway about half way be
tween the two cities,
-j .,'oa. the, house, oonents and trees
f .ware all insured with R. A. Holmes.
J".Tm Insurance Man." ., . ,110!
45 inch puro linen lunch cloths on
sale at 1. 05.. Jap Art Store. . 106
W. .J. Weaver. . proprietor of the
l'mpqua hotel at Roseburg, and of the
Yrelta Inn ln northrcn California, was
ln the city this morning, spending a
few hours after having returned from
van outing at Diamond lake. - , ., v.
Marcel and bob. curl '5c. Tel. 4S6-R.
- ' C2I So. Ivy.. . 107
If you look it over you. wll fall for
Ihia neat little suburban home, $Ul.
XI- Terms. Phono 4S2-R. , 9mf
,,( Among tourists! and others from a
distance .who arrived In Medford ye,
torday. are Mrs., L. V. Smith of War
rick. N. J Mrs. U. 8.' Pennfer and T.
Phennfer and party . of Brnnsfells.
-i l Tex.. C. ,P. Clark of Olean N. Y Mr.
4, and Mrs. H. A, Young of Victoria, II.
"C, Mr. and Mrs, A. J. Campbell Of
-, Uunolulu. and Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Wo),
ty, Mr. and Mrs. -J. EUckner. and
- 'tin. and Mrs. E. J. Euchner of Renb.
,. .ev. . ' ,; ' .;
rresh salt wa(f,r .ealmon, ftc. lb.
JohnsotT Produce Co. ,. . ,, tf
.HO rewsrd wll be paid to the finder
,otTaleht IrVlgnjlon bond coupon num
M tit. If presented to any bank In
Medford. l- '' ' ( lOS
A Squad of trie local Boy Scouts will
return today frorn the Hoy Scouts
ramp nt Ijke of the Woods, and an-
nttler squad of hoys from Ibis cllv
tt'lll "bo" up In the camp today for their
recreation stsv. there
, 'fHrdon Stout's garage has moved to
e i. aony. ins
Women's and children's iiobs it the
Mignway Harbor Shop, 10 North Rlv
erslde Ave. - - iat
Louis Sutter., pre.iideni of the South-
orfs -Oregon Oas conpany.. accompa
nled by C. O. Iecge. Inspected the Roxy
Ann coat mine of the local gas co
npnV and visited the new plant south
Hi Medford during their recent visit
in southern Oregon.
t0 reward will be paid to the finder
or talent irrigation Bond coupon num
ler .7S. If presented to any bank" 'In
atenrord. ins
,' N'ewcomb my only a short time to
. order -oiir fsctory blocks at summer
price. Phone 6J1. lOltf
For the first half of the present year
i to"1' nt '4,, sulomohlle aclcdenls
oT Various kinds have been reported
"TO police headquarters at Salem.
A sterilized shave and hair cut a(
the Highway rtarl.fr Shop. 10 Niirth
Riverside Aw. 107
j Oet your tree props now at the Big
jrinea Lumber Co. tffl0
II Mr. and Mm. o. o. Alenderfer and
'Mr. and Mr. A. 11. Cunningham have
returned from Portland where they
. tookin the Elks' convention last week.
I '. The- Loyal Women's class of the
. Chsljttan church Sunday school will
meet nt the home nf Mr. A. R. Cun
nlrurhanl Beit to 620 So. Oakdale are..
Tueslay. July :IM, at S:t0. All mem
bers and friends are cordially Invited.
Decorated rlco bowls. 9c. Jap Art
Mora. :.v . . " ' , ' ios
. O. O. Rteola of Trek was a local
tiusineaa visitor today.. ., . .
v Agyirprls foe thb crjlldren Wednes.
May It the ilfTtwy Barber Shop. 10
iMorth Riverside Ave. 113
f Screen doon at TVsllsce Woods
Lumber Tard, cor. Bast Main and
I Will CI. t-tcel. tho L. 8. commissioner
Of Crater National ijaik, arrived In the
city1 yesterday from the park uh a
hort visit, and returned to that loca-
lion .ipaay..
KmcIiiI fur Wednesday at the Han-
dlcraft Shop stamped runners and
1 pillow tops. Values up to SI. 76, your
ng Democrt.
Lustre cream pitchers, sugar bowls
and .vases on sale at 25c each. Jap-
anese Art Wore. 106
I Do You Love Your Wife? Prolong
'her life. Install an electric range
115.00 down. . 104
I Among the families who Were guests
at Merrick's Motor Inn yesterday from
"'"once were those of It. Macintosh
SaKlnn w, Mich., I.eo Germuln of
New Vork City. F. G. HyUer of Kalen
" ' V.w , , ' ,." "",, , , ' , I I-arce stock Victor records at Tal
,,c,h; Lh2,l.l,.tl L' ,'.a i"rnr UubIc Slbn, . tf
!..';' j. , , , . ' ' , L
Anuersun or i nicKtisnif. ukir., i nomas
Norls of Jonesboro. . 111.. Charles
, i .1 ' i .
11. II.
Mllles. of Terre Haute Ind. .
Special for Wednesday at the Hn- several weeks. wII be glad to
dlcraft Shop -Stamped runners and know he is Improving. , -y i , .
piilow tops. Values up to 11.75, your' Charles, son of Mr. and Mrs- . A,
choice 50c. 104 Raffety of Salem, will spend his vo
Many bargains In odds and onds cation In southern Oregon, and Is a
during the July clearance sale at the suest of Mr. and Mrs. Joe MrJIahou.
Japanese Art Store. 1061 Cedar flume lumber at Big Plnea
The weather grew a little cooler Lurr.ber Co. , , ir""
over the week end and Sunday had a ' We pay f of , ashes and sell dirt
maximum of 96. This morning's cheap. Brown 4 White Agency, Inc.
minimum was 53.6 while Sunday I , .. "
morning's minimum was 65. Fair1 M. M. Herman of the Medford
weather and a mild temperature os Hardware and Sporting Gooods atore
predicted for Tuesday. and William Staff of the California
Do You Love Your Wlfo7 Profong Oregon Power company, were among
her life. . Install an electric range the Medford people, who spent Sun
i tf.OO down. 104 day fishing in. Rogue river above
I have Just what you want, a new above Prospect. They reported trout
suburban home located right. Beat fishing as being very good,
buy. 11281. .Terms. Phone 462-R.I Do You Love Your Wife1? Prolong
' ' . : , 96tf ner Hfe-.. Install an electric range
Mrs. DalBy Co'nroy McGnrry.. form- $16.00 dpw'h. . . , .,. 104
erly connected with the Heath Drug! Mllu Claudle Klum, who la employ
company In Medford. announces her ed ln ,he Butte Falls toff Ice of . the
forma) opening of the Llthla Springs 'en .Oregon LUmber company.', is
Phiirinacy.j located Jn Ashland's new spending several duys In the city with
hotel. Mrs. McGnrry Is a registered relatives. ,
pharmacist and is a sister of Dr. It. J. Cedar flurne lumber at Big Pines
Conroy of Medtord. Mrs. Fred L." Coir Lumber Co tf
vig is assisting her temporarily In her The rim road at Crater lake has
ne n-business venture. been cleared of snow . far enough
,,A surprise for the children Wednes- around from the east so that it Is now
day at the Highway Barber Shop. 10 Possible for automobiles to go to Dia
North Riverside Ave. 108 rnond lake by this route. Several
Screen doors' at '.Wallace Woods crewa of men have been working to
Lumber Yard; cor. East Main and clear the road for some time and
Genesee. 88tf hiuch dynamite was used to blast the
Fifteen hundred head of sheep were deeP drifts. The rim road all the way
drowned and an immense amount of around will not be cleared of snow
hay destroyed when the Fish lake dnm 8nd open for traffic until the last of
near Halfway went out recently. The ,he month.
lake had risen 17 feot and covered 0 Fresh salt water salmon, 25c lb.
acres.' " . . Johnson Produce Co, t .
Get your tree . props ; now at Big Mrs. E. L. Farra was among the
Pines Lumber Co. tf90
, Gordop Stout gas. oil and. storage.
Old Valley Garage. 30 N. Holly. ; 10J
- Russel Cohcer and wife of killno.
,Ibwa, arrived In the city oSturduy .
evening to spend several weeks visiting I
irlontls and relHtlves living In tho val-,"'
ley. . . I
Dr. H. P. Coleman has returned
from his vacation. 103
Have you tried Clarence. 'Claude or
Adam, 10 N. Riverside. 102
'. Georae kunzman. nrn'n'rlelAr n the
VMedford Exchange, returned jester-
j J .. . . ' . .
uny iroin ,a, snori ousiness ririp to
Klamath, Falls., En route home he
visited the, Boy Scout canip at the'
Lake of the Woods and'raiinrts verv
clean and. orderly camp with about ii
boys pfeser.i. Yesterday while at the
camp Mr. Kunxman took part In the
presentation' of merit badges to the.
different scouts who had named, them!
Got you tree props now nt Blgl
Pines, Lumber Co. . tf90
. Do You Love Your Wife? Pralaner
Her1 ife., 'install an eioctrlc'.'range
Xlo. 00 down. '-104
Residents of iniiih.ni i-nrnrni.
wh6 4re regbitered at local hotels In- wUh numerous specialties. The vis
6lu'de Mr. and Mrs, P. M. Wright of iton "cored such a hit that they have
Hollywood. Mr. nnd Mrs. it C. Black lbePn Prevailed upon to appear at the
and Mrs. W. White and .son of San :Fnlr Groum'" Pavilion In a Speclnl re-
luego. MISS 1. Milan M ff lev. Mr. nd.,"," . ""-iii. uu nniumuii
Mrs. E. B. Glen son. nnd Mrs. R. E.
Southard of Pasadena. ,Mr. and sirs.
A. Sklnkle of Portervllle. Mr. and
Mrs. W. . W. , Empey of. Glendale. Mr.
nhd Mrs. J. M. Coshow of, Maxwell and
air. and Mrs. Charles Ifenriv Mr nn,l
Mrs. K. A. Heck. Mrs. F. R,; Iton-oll
Mrs. c. A. Charlton and Mr. and Mr.
A. Charlton and
Henry Chaney'ot Los Anueles
.Ijldles nnd ch'tMrMti'. '
cfolty. Highway Barber Shop. . 102
A surprise for the children Wed
nesday at the Highway Barber shop.
iu rvortn itiverside Ave.. a03
. Mrs. Rose Gross' left vp.terHnv Inr
he'r Jiohie In Oakland, Calif,, after hav
ing .spent several days visiting her
brother William Hockenyo of South
itiverside. ...... ,
Marcel and bob curl'iac, Teh 436-R.
5!3 So. Ivy. 102
Special summer prices on dry fac
tory mill blocks, .Valley Fuel Co. tf
The woman' hat Which blew imn
the .street fronx Some passing siitn.
mobile about S o. m. one day last
week Is still unclaimed at the Hotel
aieaiura cigar stand. ,
' Pianos! See Lauhsn'acYi. ' " f
lAunsnach Piano Store now open
for business at 111 Wv Main. Opposite
Rlalto theater. Successor to Root Mu.
sie Co. tf
When rteaumbrit Tie Losh fished In
Rogue river near Edgewaod park last
Saturdny evening, five nice ateelhead
surrendered to his flsheman'a art,, the
largest nf which weighed 9 pounds, but
one-half pound heavier than the next
in alie and weight.
Dr. H. P. Coleman has returned from
his vacation. 103
Newcomb say only a short time to
order your factory block at summer
prices. Phone til lOltf
Crater 1-ske National park Is now
free from forest fires. There hsve
only been small flrea there this season
which altogether only covered - 20
acre.
Try that bl milk stake at DeVoeV
. tf
We pay for ashes and sell -Mr I
cheap.. Brown 4 Whit Agency, Inc.
tf
One hundred and twenty-five out of
thf state cars were registered over
Sunday with the local stale traffic
rcglsirarVin bureau. , .
Fancy new potatoes, tare alio. Ic
per lb. Johnsnn Produce Co., 141 N.
Fir. treet. Phone 7. tf
A. J. Cross and family spent Sat
urday and Sunday on an outing near
Butte spring.
Sir
uul of town Ore-
Koiiians'firrlvInK in Tfio city Hunday
were Mr. and Mm. George D. Hordon
and Mr. and Mm. P. C. Hliephd ef
runisna. Air. ami Airs, riurry cs.
White of Kalein. Will O, Hteel of Cra,-
tcr Lake, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Whtirton
of North Uend. C. V. Loosley'und J.
I knows pianos and is reliable. tf
Helen Yockey and Rosalia Keber of
the Kaleni Capital Journal, drove to
Metlford Sunday, vIhUpiI Mr. and Mrs.
F. L. Ton Ye Me, at Jacksonville or n
few hours, had lunch at , Ashjand.
spent the nlht with Mr. and Mrs. S.
e. Hrulth at Edge wood park and left
early ' Monday .morning t for Crater
lake;; They "will upend tonight nt
Klamath 'Falls and retur nto Sulcm
vln thw MciVn7lp hlL'hwflV
Hemstitchln buttons covered at the
Handicraft Shop. ' tf
The many friends of. Fred Hoath.
,ho, has been confined to his, home
visitors In the city today transacting
business from Central Point.
Newcomb says only a short time to
order your factory blocks at summe'r
Pr,ce8' Phone 631.. . lOltf
wllu gmuuaien. inm
nign .scnooi una iaicr
from the l-'nivcrsity of California In
aennsiry. successiuny passea tne state
hoard of examinera both In California
and Oregon, and is now practicing in
SAn Francisco. Iceland is well kpown
In Medford nnd is tho son oi Mr. and
," -iarence joe.
! nillr In nt-nnm
Hrlck Ice cream 6Dc at i)eVoers. tf
Joseph Lyon left this forenoon for
h' hom0 Rt Reodsport. after having
'spept two daya (p the city, registered
at Hotel Holland. Mr. Ijori has been
to Diamond lake, arriving there from
i Roseburg by way of horseback and
coming to Medford by way of the stage
,"ne - ' ''
lnB "gm muwks. a, live wire musi,
icnn oi-gnnlzntion from out of town.
ntertin. a crowd of local dance
. the Falr Grounds pavilion on
ffviurunyi.niK"i. . goou iiruKmiii . ui
tne newest dnnce hits was presented
turn engagement
night.
For sand, gravel, sediment, cleaning
or Inwn work, phone 912-J. Samuol
Batsman. tf
Mr. and' Mrs. ' H. L. Hrownley re
turned Sunday morning fro ma week
ivl,lt ,n Portland during which they
""ended the Elks' national conven-
Hon.
Newcomb says only a short time to
order your factory blocks at summer
prices. Phone' 63 1.- ' ' - lOltf
Runs f or Mayor ,;,
of Chicago on a
Clean-Up Plank
Mrs Johanna Orcpp, school
hoard member, is Republican
candidate for nomination as
mayor of Chicafra. the second
largest city in the United Slates.
She declared her. plat form will
be one to "clean tip Chicago."
Many person prominent in all
walk nf lifr trare endorsed he l
coJtdidacjrt
.IJX-lUiU'U umuliK
Yt,4
JdrMe Wanted k
Bed Jqgkie But-'
Wkw
li l
Jackie Vandivcr of-Davsvlllc,
Ky., pined for her sweetheart,
gob . with the Atlantic fleet.
She, cut her liair, dressed her
self as a many went to Cincin
nati, sought enlistment. All
went well, until ..the "recruit"
was, asked to strip for a phys
ical examination. Tears, amnt
ed rccrniting officers, explana
tions, a reluctant journey back
taj)avsvillc
A rph( ' Cnninltn irhfl nna Inliirpd
in an explosion at tho Buzzard mineihe
Home time ago. was able to leave the
Sacred Heart hospital last Saturday
after having been a patient there since
the time of the. accident.
J.. C. Cox.- a tourist of California,
waa fined $25 In Judpe Taylor's court
this morning, on his plea of guilty to a
chargre .of fishing- without a license.
Deputy State, Game Wardeii P. H.
Bally was the complaining officer, ap
prehending Cost while finning In Rogue
river near Rogue Elk.
Leo Potter, fancy truck gardener
of the Willow Springs district, was
among the business visitors in the city
this morning.
Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Gynsan of Madi
son, Vis., arrived In the city this
morning to spend several weeks vis
iting friends and relatives living In
the Applepnte district. Mr. and Mrrf
Gynsan are touring the Pacific coast
with the Intention of settling some
time in the near future.
Superintendent C. G. Thomson of
Crater Lake National park came
down to the city Sunday and left dur
ing today for the park with a new road
construction gang. He reports that
the Crater lake attendance Is growing
constantly, and that the road paving
construction work is fast progressing.
nnd that probably by August 1st. the
work of laying paving will be begun..
C. Stevens, proprietor of the Xash
Taxi, announces that he has discon
tinued his taxi business Indefinitely,
due to the need of a rest after having
been engaged In the business for sev
eral years past. At present he Is look
ing for a purchaser for his equipment
and stand. i
Washington state visitors In the city
registered at local hotels Include Mrs.
K. R. Corwln and Miss Lila McJunde
of Yakima, Mr. and Mrs. K. E, Corwln
of Wapato. Howard E. Fuller of Ev
erett. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Derlskson
of Bremerton. Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Clay-
combe of Spokane and Mr. and Mrs.
S. Mnnkehelmer. Mr. and Mrs. R. L.
Masters nnd Mrs. M. Vaughn of Seat
tle. , : . . .
While driving to the Luke of the
Woods one night Inst week, Mr. Gor
don, the Klamath Falls banker, saw
three big timber wolves cross the road
in front of his car, about a mile this
side of the lake on the Klnmath rdad
to that resort.
Cedar flume at Big Pines Lumber
Co. tf
Frank H. Bennett of Los Anneles.
rCalif., was a local visitor today calling
on old friends and acquaintances. Mr.
Bennett will be remembered as an
old Medford high school students and
is the son of Mr. nnd Mrs. Roger Ben
nett who still own the Bcrbcn apart
ments of this city.
Staple drugs at Devoes. tfa
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Cat returned
last night from their week's vaoatfon
at Lak of the Woods. They their
older sons at the lake to further en
Jov tne liny Remits camp there.
. SPRAYER
SPECIAL
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MONARCH SEED & FEED CO
Phon 2C0 Gt Our Feed Price 323 C. Main
Mrn. Liatls Gutter of Kmi Frui l-co
,vhb the guest Sunday of Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas D. Petch at their homo on the
Itjctflc Highway sout hof Medford.
James C. Grim of Pasadena. Calif.
who is iv-cornet player with the Elks)
hand of Pasadena, vlslterl his sister.
Mn. Howard Warner, balurday, en
houte home from the El' conven
tion in -Portland,
Columbia plastor wan board. Call
tor prices. Wallace Wood Lumber
Yard, cor East Mnln and Genesee. -
Cnllforniuns registered at Medford
hotels include Mr. and Mr. J. T. Mc
Lure. Miss Alice Boldeman. Mr. and
' Mrs. S. L. Shuffleton nnd Mr. nnd Mrs.
'A. C. Keyea, Jr.. of Berkeley. Mr. and
Mrs. H. O. Swnrz and fnmily. Misses
Ina Kahler and Emma Reler of Oak
land, Mr. and Mrs. John O. Thlllo,
Mbwes Sue Arthur and Corai Pattison
of Ilakersflelil. .Mr. and Mrs. II. A.
Pope, of Laguina Beach. Mr. and Mrs.
J, W. Meux and family of Fresno, Mrs.
. Leo Kelley of Fullerton. AS'. F. Brand
nnd family of Sacramento, Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Lee Keely . of -Redding, and,
the following of San Francisco: Mr.
. and Mrs.' W. B., Flint. Mr. nnd Mrs.
,G. J. Kern, Mr. and. Mrs.. Ed Jack-j
son. Mr. nnd Mrs. H. W. Lachamn,
Mr. and Mis. E. W. Oen: Mr. nnd Mrs.
- E. L. .Lomax. Mr. and Mrs. L. R.',
Sweesy. Mr. and Mrs, Clyde Thomp- f
'son, Mr, and Mrs. E. V. Tlnncrston. j
Mr. and Mrs.'E. P.' Godfrey and Miss',
Eva Landlsv'.- 'r',' . -a's'
OBITUARY
GENTRY Charles Gentry passed
away last night, July 19, 1925. at a
hospital In Salem. Ore., from tuber
. culosls. which developed after he had
Ian attack of influenza.. The deceased
waa 22 years old at the time of his
jdentb. He leaves, to mourn his loss
! two sisters, Mrs. Ross Lund and Mrs.
Ben Stone of Grand View, Wash., and
alx brothers-WIll a., of Central Point,
Ore,;. McKnley of Medford. Rosa of
I Ashland. Ben H. of Yakima. Wash.,
jDee and Jesse of Grand View, Wash..
j Mr. Gentry was a member of the local
Baptist church. nnd the Rev. Eaton of
that church will officiate. The time
of service will be announced later as
Ithe family here are waiting word from
'other, relatives. The Perl Funeral
home have charge o f the , arrange
ments. CASEY Robert Casey of Ashland,
aged 70. died Monday of heart failure
in that city. Mr. Casey was bom In
Texas, came to Klamath Falls in 1S85
and moved to Ashland In 1908. He
leaves a wife and three children. J. II.
Casev of Bonanza, George Noble of
Lorella and Mrs. V. H. .Gillette of
Klamath Falls. Funeral services will
held Wednesday at the Dodge
funeral home, B. C, Miller officiating.
Exposing people to contagious dis
eases and appropriating their property
is a micnty poor way to exercise per
sonal liberty.
ln $6Qyp00fi00 : .
il.Aufomotwe Bizl
John Hertz, t.ixicnb and mo
tor coach transportation king, is
rapping' a sensational business
career with a $60,000,000 deal
with General Motors Corpora- -tion
which will give the latter a,,,
powerful interest into this phase
of the automotive industry.;
HcrU, the Yellow Cab mail,
controls the bus lines of Chicago
. and New York, and i a manu-
facturer of busfi and cabs as'
, well. - -
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR RENT Modorn 5 room house
and bath. Call 319 South Newtown
street. 104
FOR SALE Work for yourself
Small wood working plant with big
future; wll Isell on account or sick
' ness; splendid location, close In; Im
mediate returns on your Investment;
new building and machinery; excel
lent proposition for 2 or 3 partners;
plant clear and ready to go. i: t
Box 696. Grants Pass. Ore. 104
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FEATURE BILL of the SEASON
TOMORROW :
Presenting
Music, Song, Novelty and Comedy
ENDS TODAY
"THE
TALKER"
With
ANNA NILSSON
1 and r,
LEWIS STONE
i and
' OREGONIAN
SCREEN NEWS
- Showing
Views of
ELKS' LODGE
CONVENTION
and
NORTHWEST
EVENTS
(N. B.: Owing to
Appearance of
"THE RIVALS"
Ther Will.Be No
1 Prfrn Snowing
Thursday) .
C HUNT'S
RATERIAN
SUPERLATIVE DRAMATIC EVENT of the SEASON'
JiMt I. ftraan
MRS. FISKE
THOMAS A. WISE
LOTUS ROBB
KENNETH THOMSON
FRED ERIC
GEORGE TAWDE
Mra. fbfet CUttxnr tflcitl
Hbt combined for a tour of the United States this season la
commemoration of tbe ISOtb anniversary of tbe "original
v production of' '" -'
"THE RIVALS"
By BICIUED RRISI.EI 8HERIDAJT
APPIAR1NQ UNDER THO MANAOEMENT OF
Qsorg C Tylsr and Hugh Ford .
UNDOUBTEDLY THIS 13 A COMBINATION OF THE
MOST DISTINGUISHED DRAMATIC ARTISTS OF THE
COUNTRY, WHO ARE PRESENTED IN A COMEDY THAT
HAS CHARMED THE THEATRICAL WORLD FOR A
CENTURY AND A HALF. AMERICA MAY NOT AGAIN
WITNESS SUCH AN ILLUSTRIOUS AGGREGATION IN
MANY YEARS TO COME.
V SEATS NOW SELLING
Floor, first 18 rows, $3.30; . next 5 rows, $2.75; balance, $2.20. Ualcony.
first 2 rows, J1.C6; balance, $1.10. MATINEE PRICES. INCLUDING
WAR TAXr- First IS rows, $2.75; next 6 rows, $2.20; balance, $1.65.
Balcony, first 2 rows, $1.10; balanco,.60c
Mann'
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Stamped
pillow CASES
Fine nuiil'ity stninlu'd Pillow Ciincs:
n genuine $1.20 value.. ' Tuesday
95c
Watch
Ik.
Mann's
HEADED BY
DUKE KAMUKU'8 MID-PACIFIC BAND
.in
HAWAIIAN AND POPULAR MUSIC
Featuring .
The Steel Guitar and Ukulele
Lou ZOELLER & BODWEL'L Janet
In
"SONGS OF THEIR OWN"
You've Heard Them On tha Phonograph
ARTHUR HOWARD & CO.
In
A Domestic Farce Comedy Entitled
"TANGLED TALES"
WYNNE LORRAINE
Classy Song and Dance Artist
in
"A NIFTY NOVELTY"
- A Thriller!
THE DIXON-RIGG TRIO
in
-n , i-Acrobatlo Bicycle Novelty ,,-, .. .,
I m -. i Featuring
Their Toe-to-Toe Catch
3 Performances 2:30, 7 and 9Ji
Bargain Matinee Adults, 35c; 'W
Children 10c. Evenings Adults,
50c; Children, 25c.
"Topic of the Day"
..v . Mack Sennett, Comedy
Craterian Orchestra'
THURSDAY, July 23
. ' , . Matinee and Night
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CKAUNCEY OLCOTT
JAMES T. POWERS
JEAN FORD
MARIE CARROLL
GERALD ROGERS
HERBERT EELLMORE
pair
this-space every
day.
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