Medford mail tribune., July 28, 1925, Image 2

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MHWPOftt) MATT, TftTftTTyft. KfBnpOtfD OKe'coX, TUESDAY, JULY 28, 15)25
TAOR TWO
ocal and
Personal
lift In U lhe welcome frecut of tin
U'cathor Imreuu for tonight, and cool
er wt'Hthm tomorrow, following u mux
intuiii of U7 iIpki'vch ycHturday, hii1 a
iiiiiiliituiii of iU thin murninff which
proniincd unother hot day. The form
al prediction Is: "IiicreuHinK rloudl
iictni, followed hy ruin HimIkIU, and
Wednt'Hduy uooler."
French luundry. Phone H3H. 1 1 li
Lovelund'n Orenonluns, - Urn prize
wlitnliiK.. KlnglnK Jazzy bund, will fur
ntnh the mublc for the special dance at
Auhlaiid'H open air platform WerinwH
daynlKhl;', J10
Uiviy Srhado and family arrived
home JiiHt tilKht from a Week's pleasure
(rip'to Port Or ford and return.
JjldtHoii County Fair and Penr
IShow, Med ford. September 1U to lit.
i t07tf
Olothou humpem at the Jup Art
Klore. Ill
MIhs Alice Hutterfleld of HlvciMlde.
Citllf., accompanied by her brother.
Murk Butterfield, will arrive tomor
row by uuto to make an extended vlult
The niinibcr of out of (hn Htiile iura .1. It, flrown. i( Hum Viillcy. hunt WiujhiiiKlou uti.te vdfiioi'H if;Ultred
In i-eKlHinr here yentorduy at the locul jniiclittw-d the JntereHt of t F. Krelwi at local holelx Include Mi', ami Aim.
Klutn traffic rpfiitriillon bureau WfiH In the Model Meat market on tiouth J-;. F. Younxton of KlJenburic. Mr. and
Hvciily-nlne. Central, und la now In churge. 11. Mih, X- J- Oner of Kvereti? Mrs. Flnr-
The affiliated tradcH have estah Turnbluck 1h the other partner and neo Alrox, MIhhob Muble and Matn
llRhed an offleo at Hmlth hall, 12K No. they have an up to date market, ear- Farnnworth of Hpoknne. Mr. and Mm.
drupe. They will have a inpifonta- ryinif a full line of fretth and wilt. ti. JJjirton of Vancouver, and Mr.
the In the hulldlnjr from 8 a. ni. to 10 tneam and poultry. ,und Mih. liartlett, Mr. and Mrs. H. M.
a. in. every day to handle all hUMliiettn Wdneiluy Kpetlul Cunieln! Chen- (Freedman, F. R. Whlltlway, T. J. Vuu
that may urine. All card men are ak- terfleld and Lucky Htrlke cJguetteu jAltu. and W. u. lCvaiih"f eHattle.
ed to reR Inter with the aecretnry. carton 11. 2Hf Cozy Nook, 10!), llemstitcnln . buttons covered at the
Phone 8i5-J. 10 RoiddentH of woulheni California I Handicraft Shop. . tf
Freh wilt water uulmon, 260 lb. registered at local hotels Include Mr." Jfnu Klptzer, utfed uoout 40. nursed
JohnHon Produce Co. . tf and Mrt. F. h. Dennis of Long fiend., "Talent bootlegKor," Is belntf held In
C'ullfornluiiH reKiHtered at local ho- Mr. find Mrs. W. H. Itartcaux of :: the county Jail, charged with the POB
tels Include Mr. and Mih. O. M. Kniith, Diego, G. H. Gotliftz of Pumidena, Mr. 'ftestdon of intoxicating liquor, uh a
Mrs. Hoy u id Uowden and J. D. 8huw and Mrt. K. F. Glffer of Colton, Mr result of his urrowt last Saturday aftor
of Kan Jomo, Mr. and Mm. VV. IJ. Lloyd and Mrs. F. R. Root of Kherman, an J noon hy Chief of Police George W. Mc
of Potaluma, Mrs. Lena Kuhler. Mrs. the following from Loa Angeles: Or. -Nabb. When taken into custody.
lOmtna Itcier, Miss Margaret Kane, and Airs. G E. Velkel, Mr, and "Mrx. iSpitzer had In his nomcHHion eight gul
CRA1ERRIM DRIVE
FOREST FIRE 001
Wolcomo ne'A'H. to the local public
uh well uh to the thousands of tour
IhW and other visiting Cruter Xuke
during the romuinder of the season
Mrs. Vera Hemes, Richard Scares, William Culvert, Mr. and Mrs. Pu-lr.- ions of corn whiskey, declared by the 1 m uie unnounccmeni pnonea iiown to
Mr. and Mih. J. M. Uauvhleni. Miss ton. Mr. t.rd Mra. O. D. Fisher. M. C. liiollco to bo 108 nronf Ashland Tid- ilne cilV lJtlilv f,'om rair Lake head-
Mary E. TnmasKo and MIhs Margaret Dann, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Johnso.i, Mr. ;ings.
Perkins of Oakland, Mr. und Mrs. G.
A. Hchuekle of Dunsmulr, Mrs. A.
Cunningham of San Luis Obittpo, Mr.
and Mrs. K. R. Reld of Rlrhmond. Mi',
and Mrs. C. M. Hmall of Fellows, and
nr.d 'Mrb. Klliott Craig, Mr. and Mvs.
K. L. Taylor. Mr. und Mrs. R. A. Hmlth,
Mrs. H. M. Houston, Mn. 1-
Mr. nud
ti. (Jerm
Fresh salt water unlmon, 2Cc,
Johnson Produce Co. '
A real estate deal which was re
quartors by Superintendent C. G.
lb I.Thoni.soii that the rim road around
the famous scenic body of water has
now till been cleared of snow and ice
Germain. Mrs. Mary Carls. Mr. and cently consummated through the and lwn tor travel. The Huporin-
Mrs P. A. Htrlchet, Mr. and Mrs. K. F.
Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Gyt, Mr. and Mrs. nitth und Miss Helen Dolpha HU-k
J. G. Twyford, Chare R. Nelson. Mr.
und Mrs. J. l. Kweeney. Mr. and rMs.
W. J. Gray and Mr. and Mrs. M. J.
Metager of Han Francisco.
Homo sites, acreage, etc.. or will
build stores or garages. Main clown-
Hutterfleld Is librarian in the Los An
geles city schools-' While making the
K lock or cabin at Plnleon-Polnl-on-the-Rogue
their headquarters, they
will visit Crater Lake, the Oregon
raves und other southern
duces of Interest,
Launspach Piano Store now open
for business at 111 W. Main. Opposite
Rialto theater. Successor to Root Mu.
ale Co. tf
Mi. and Mrs. G. M. Winn. 610 Clark
Hi reel, entertained their nephew. Ai -tbui
Tut tie i.iti fanillv of Port) md.
Ruy now. Big developments near at llHt week, and whom they hud not
with Mr. and Mi-s. A. .1. Klocker. MiHsjt(JWn UUH,neM8 d(Ktrlct. Don't wait.
bund. Agents correspond Morris es
tate. Crescent City. Culif. 113
I Tree props all lengths. Medford
Lumber Co. 104tf
urtgon M. um, M.H w; y cowson and
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Orr are home from
MoHeloy and T.ylur hul your " n,,l0 " u,p to ManihAHd. Jian.lo,, Zek
fruit on ncumllc tire-, Hhonc .140 'ttu Port Orford. At the latter ,! Wednesday Sperlal-famel.,' Che.
Ilr ,. -WU i,vl,,o nrl.ed iljlii I ' '' ('rolVHOn '"nileil Hie "tnlo reun- torflolil and Mifky Htrlko ciguvclteH-r
Jlnnl? ' , 13. '" lh" H,"""Rh Wur veU!''"'" ' ear.on $1.28. Cozy Nook. 10
iir!. i.fV.',ta ... iin?... 1 H n'-n ne 'H 11 memUpr. Mr. and Ml.H, Howard G rover of
seen for over 1 1 years. While here
the two families drove to 'he IjiIcj of
the Woods to visit Mr. nd Mrs. Wlr.n's having Hpent over throe weeks as a pa
son. Russell, who resides in that region
with his family. Mr. Tuttle departed
for his home In Portland early this
"Mrs. Dora Woods and her sons have
moved from" Medford to Ashland,"
vhuvh the Ashlund Tidings.
Exido batteries for Ford. Chevro
leu, Hlars, etc., $12.75 and $16. (in.
Williams & McCurley. ' 104tf
1 French Luundry. Main und Grape.
'-.'!- 112
'Tourists and other guests from a
distance registered at local hotels last
night and this morning included: Mr.
and Mrs. Glenn Heuth, Nadu Murralne
and I. L. Wise of Chicago. Mr. and
Mr. Walter Fisher end Miss Thelmu
laiid of New York City, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Joyce of Dallas. Texas.,
Florence .1. Kane of Milwaukee. Wis..
Mr. and Mrs. II. R. Morse and Lucius
and Houthwood Morse of Ht. Louts,
MoV M. Mnndrlnkson of Globe. Ariz.,
Mr,; and Mrs. John A. Gurdner of
Miami. Fla.. Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Mc
Donald and three children of Phoenix.
ArUj, Mrs. M. Moddlngs and Kollic M.
Regan of Pueblo, Col.. Mrs. Proece of
Halt Lako City und Mrs. Headstrum
of :Twin Fulls, Ida.
tip1 cu lul . dance Wednesduy night,
.uy. 2Dth. Llthlatf open air platform.
In Ashland, lipmedlutely following the
baud concert, 110
- Fancy new potatoes, large size, !lc
pr-"Jh. Johnson Produce Cot 241'
FirRtroet; Phone 07, ostf
Mrs. IL O. Frohbaoh who recontly
underwent a goitre opcrntlon lu a
I'ortluml hospital Ih ropuried us net
ting along nlcoly from the ordeal.
Golden Rutitani corn. wliolcnalo fur
canning or drying. Cull 112
F(.u:t .aulc-r-Fy chuaor ehuaes files.
1.'ho! It on cuwb und Iioihcs. Monarch
Heod Co. ' . 113
Charles A. Wlnir uirencv whs the mile tenueiu aiso pnoncu inuc tne -lorest
of the Dr. M. C. Rnrber homo on ' f "-e jeported the other day fh the'
North Holly to Mr. R. K.' Hmlth of la,k now out. j
Tplo. who expects to tenant the house The delay In clearing away the deep
in tho nenr future snow In the always worst snow-laden
Wednesday Special Handicraft section of the rim drive has been due ,
Shop adorable-aprons, stamped for to tho unusually heavy fall of snow
embroidery. . Four models to choose wnd rain at this point last winter and
from, 39c each 109 .spring, frozen Into a -solid mass, und
Frances Lewis, small dnughter of-the necessity of first clearing away (
Mr. and Mrs. William Lewis, was re-(the snow and doing other necessary;
moved to hor home yesterday after 1 work at advantageous points before.
attaching tnm deep cut.
tient in the Sacred Heart hospital be- J However, tho rim drive elsewhere
cause of a severe illness. At present has been open to travel for some time
she Ih steadily improving and it is .!". e8t from the lodge to the above
expected that she will soon be fully mentioned deep cut.
recovered. I '''he Crater Luke season is now
Newcomb'says onlv a short "time to 'aquured away fci the pleasure of the
order your factory blocks at summer many thousands who will visit that
Planosl Hco Launspaon. u- Holders Dairy, are home from a va-
Tree props nil lengths. Medford cation of two weeks spent principally
Lumber Co. 104tf ut Portland, with Mrs. Orovor's par
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Young are ontH Ur antJ Mrs K R H(!ely
down from .Portland visiting friends We p(iV for flHh0B nnd Heil dirt
and looking after their properly neur choap Bl.own & White Agency, Inc.
Kugle J'olnt. Mr. Young was a lino- j . tf
typo operutor on this paper for years.) while only one wtage load of pas
Ho says Medford and this calley engers from the hotels and trains
never looked as good or Koomed inoro went up to Cmter Jjlk0 thiH forenoon.
proHperous than now. Mr. and Mrs. tomorrow will witness a larger travel
Young are on their vacation and will of truIn tourists to the lake, as lu ad
spend some of the ttmo In California, riiti to others arriving, an American
French Laundry. For finest linens. Express company, party of 25 per-
112 Hons will arrive from the north tomor-
Fancy rreumery butter 49c per lb. row morning, and leave at once 011 the
Johnson Produce Co. Bt,iBea for a visit to Crater Lake.
Raymond Sargent departed this before you Day thnt piano see Lnun-
morning for his home In Hanger. Calif.. Bpuch. He can eave you money. He
after having spent the past two months knows pianos and is reliable. tf
vlsltln ghls uncle. Ren Decious. pro-1 a six and one-hnlf pound duugh-
prletor of the Holland Hotel. lor was born on July 2s to Mr. and
Fresh Umpire plaster. Medford Mrs Nelson Maybellof Weed. Calif..
Lumber Co. 104tf at the Purlcker Maternity home.
Fresh salt walftr salmon, 2Sc. lb. Wo pay for ashes and sell dirt
Johnson Produce Co. tf cbcap. Brown & White Agoncy. Inc.
Janice T. Chlnnock was among tho tf
Grants Pass visitors arrtvjng. In Mod- Mr nnd Ml,t p H, Hunter of
ford yesterday. K aniath Falls were -visitors In the
If your pictures are made ut Palm- clty, thH m0rnlng, bringing the form
er's Photo Studio, 716 N. Centrul, they 0l.. fttthCr. d. S. Hunler. who has been
will be the best. tf visiting them for some tlmo past, to
, iM-osh Kmptre plaster. Medford lhe clty lo b0(ir(! tno hasUi en routo
Lumber Co. ' ' lMtf t0 his home at Miami. Flu.
Kd McCord. a man rtf about 4T. LarRe Htock Victor records at Pal-
year(j of age, wus b'tten Monday by a meP Music Htore. v tf
largo rauiosnako. Ho was attom.pt-1 t Among- tho new nppotntmenls of
Ing to drink from an Irrigation ditch, cadet oficcrs and xadot nou-comnls-
wnon- no poarn-ine rapine sing us tinned officere of tho corps of cadets,
eighteen firm, large, and perfectly
good tasting trout last Sunday when
hu fished In Squaw lake in the Apple
gate country. He states the fish, con
trary to popular belief, are not soft
nnd unfit to eat due to the summer
heat, but are good- due to the fact thnt
several cool .streams flow into that
body of water. While in the fever nf
fishing enthusiasm Mr. Picbo fell from
a rock ovor ten feet high, causing his
ar nto be severly lucrntd.
Another surprise for the children
Wednesday at the "Highway Ilarber
Shop. ' 10ii
Seventy-eight pVr cent of the stu
dent soldiers In attendance n,t the
Citizen's Military Training camp at
Camp Lowls. June 10.- to Jub" 18.' who
deadly warning. Striking ut the saipo fnltod States Military academy. Wcst'f'Pd the record ftourso In murksman
scenic, wonder during the next two
months. '' " ' 'r
Yakima Growers
Plan to Store
prices. Phone 631.. Inltf
Mr. and Mrs. C. Tt. Jordan of Los
Angeles, Calif., are spending several
days in the city vhdting .Mr. Jordan's
sister. Mrs. Jean Rruult. They de
parted thin morning for Klamath
Falls, expecting to return to Medford
next Saturday to resume their visit.
Cedar flume lumber at Big Pines
Lumber Co. tf
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Fleming of' A Yalilnia. Waab.. dispatch suya
Smith River. Calif., arrived In the Yakima fruit handlers are planning to .
city Sunday to visit Mr. and Mrs. H. L. lt u large part of the pear crop In
Xutting for several days. co storage, unless the market shows ,
On Fale Wednesday Charming lit- i"fe activity. Pears so far picked
tie aprons In blue, white, orchid and have moved mainly in mixed cars,
pink lawn, stamped for embroidery. Hhippera must get better thun tiAH 1.
39c each. Handicraft Shop. lost per box generally to show a profit; U j
Tree props all lengths. Medford a-s claimed Packlngwas under way (
Lumber Co. 104tf in the Wapato district yesterday,
Al Plche reports that .he caught ( '" " ' "
Instant that It gave the wurning. the
serpent hooked Its fungs Into the flesh
1. . . - . J if MttCord's face, Just below his eye
Most of the members of the local on the rlKnt rneo(f Ho was Immodi
nfp of Hpaniflh-Amerlcnn War vet- at0,y rUflhed to oioiiUitlo. where Dr. A.
call
erans who attended the state encamp'
tiiont of their' order lust wo k. arriv
ed homo Sunday night, and report 0
voo'i pleasant time at the ci nventlon,
larg'oly due to' the bopltullty extonded
to the visiting veterans by the Port
Orford people. 1
15-piece ''kitchen spice ' ts $8.50
vahio Saturday only 93 UG. Jap
Art Htoro. 111
1 Tree props all lengths. Medford
Lumber Cn. 104tf
William F. Isaacs ami son Dick, and
Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Steward rot u mod
last- tight from a trip to Coos Ray
points since lust Friday, truvellng In
Iwo cars.
Lot tne write your fire Inuuranrn.
Carl Y, Tongwultl, Hollund Rldg.
Phono I' II 3. t 104tf
R. 1. R. oggs at DoVoo's. tf
A conference of southern Oregon
county agopis was hold lu Grunts Puss
yesterday, with F. L. Hallard, county
agent leader, and K. R. Jacktuan,
crops speolultst, prosont from O, A. V.
Among those uttending the meeting
ween the county agents of Josephine.
JaukVm, Douglas und Klamath coun
ties. Rand concert In Llthlnn park. Ash
land, Wednesday at 8 p. in. by. the
Ashland concert band. Immediately
following the roncert there will be a
big dance at the Llthlun open air plat
form. Music by Loveland's Oregon
Inns. no
French Laundry. All hand work.
113
Charles Meeker of Riverside und
Mr. and Mrs. M. Meeker and daughter
of York, Neb., who are making an
auto tour of the roust, are vlstlug thetr
relntlves here the Meekers. Mi;, and
Mi's, Albert Moore and D. B. Chur
ehlll. One lot of baskets at cost and un
der. Jap Art Store. Ill
t represent the strongest group of
flreMusurance companies In America.
Carl! Y, Tengwuld. Holland Uldg,
Plun H US lMif
1
J. Fuucott dressed tho wound und drew
out, the poison. Mr. McCloud is em
ployed at lhe Tavern at Wolf Creek,
and was down in a field below the
Tavern when hp got down to tuko a
drink from the lrrlgutou ditch. The
spake having crawled down close to
the water In order to keep cool, was
Point, Is that of Cadet Hans W. Hoi
tnor, UtuBs of 19Lfi. who has .lust been
appointed cadet corporal. These ap
pointments a 10 based on u cadet's
work during the preceding throe years,
and are greatly desired. Cadet Hoi;
mer s the son of Mr. nnd Mrs. HolmeK
of R. F. D. No. 2. Medford. Ore., and
was appointed to the military acad
emy by the commanding general, 9th
corps area, V. S. army. Among his
other appointments and Interests Ca
det Holmer has taken part In or is cred.
an coneq uuu reuoy 10 smite wnen 0d with th following Hiftn ..ml
the enemy came ' Sieur. Olendale niHt.ti w. inirl...,...mi fnihn
News.
year.
riAml Btill tlio srIps of
! FluIuvrV Milk Limiil
' roniiinio o row.
Quality wins.
At Anv Oraour
oijer your factory blockB at summer Medford and the Rogue Valley view
price. Phono 631. UHtf ,t you,. friends. Pulmor'a pictures are
Auto park land.. Good opening, next t10 best.' tf
to city tnew auto park. Gran tip?
opportunity; money maker, lind Just
placed 011 thq market. Agents corres
pond Morrla K state, CrcHceut Clty.
Calif. " -113
Mr. nnd Mrs.. C. D. Rchell of Wut
sonvltte, Calif., wore house guests at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Winn
several days last wook. Mr. and Mrs.
Schell are making an extended tour
through Oregon with tho Intention of
settling In mind.
Fresh Rmplro plaster. Medford
Lumber Co. 104tC
Get your tree props now at tho Rig
Pines Lumber Co. tf90
O. W. Price wus among the Ashland
visitors who were In the oily today
transacting business.
Screen doora Rl Wallace Woods
Lumber Yard, cor. Cast Main nnd
Genesee. 88tf
Get your tree props now at Big
Pines Lumber Co. tf0
Mrs. I. T. Davis of Hlsson. Cttllf.. Is
unmng tho visitors In the city today
from adjacent California,
Staple driiKS al DeVoe"s. tf
Palmer's Photo Studio makes lhe
bent pictures. , tf
Among the guests from a distance
registered at Merrick's Motor Inn are
Included the families of C. A. Wolf
of Topeka. Kans., G. W. Dohncly,
Tonapah, Okla., R. A. Alnsworth of
Present!. ArU.. M. Meeker of York,
Neb., J. p, Hedctimn of Akron. Ohio.
P. H. Horton of Meridian, Idaho. A. J.
Water nf Vancouver. R. C, W. D Sin
clair, of Hast Linn, Muss., and W. O.
Hlter of Peorlu. 111.
Try that biu- milk Miaka at DeVoo's.
tf
Boreon doora at Wallnoe Woods
Lumber Yard, cor, East Main ' and
Genosoe. Rfltf
Come to Atdihtnd Wednesday and
dunce to the music of Ioveland's Ore
gonhiun. the Juitiy band that won the
lilks prlRe ut Portland.' t
i Ge your t t oo props now nt Big
! Pines Lumber Co. tf90
Spocial summer prices on dry fac
tory mill blocks. Valley Fuel Co. tf
D. J. Howe, R. W. Paul and W. H.
reverotto oame down from Diamond
lake last evening. Messrs. Howe ami
Leverotte returned today to the lake
and will bring their fain Mica home the
last of this week.
For sand, gravel, sediment, cleaning
or lawn work, phone 012-J, Samuel
Bateman. tf
H. C. Garnott and family will bo
guests of Frank Wortman and fam
ily this evening and will leave to
morrow for their home In Alameda,
Calif.
Cednr flume lumber at Big Pines
Lumber Co. tf
Mrs. Dora Richardson and grand
son, Joe Seurs. of Long Reach. Calif.,
are guests of Mr. and Mrs. WUilam
Rays.
Brick Ice cieam 60c at DeVoe'a. tf
William Rnyes, n Civil war veteran
of this city, was a personal friend of
the late William Jennings Bryan. They
had otfeu visited Iwth each other at
Vulpaiiso and Lincoln. Nebraska.
Newcomh saya only a short time to
ord:-y your factory blocks at-summer
prices. Phone 631. lOHf
Portland guests at local hotels In
clude Mr. and Mrs. N A. Perry. Mr.
and Mrs. H. K. Cullel. Mr. and Mrs.
J.B. Mclutyre, Mr. and Mrs. M. Stone
and Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Fleming.
Among other guests from Oregon cit
ies are Mr. nnd Mrs. B. K. Owens and
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Wlxon-of
Rosehurg. H. A. Llndgreu of Corvallls
and Mr. and Mrs. F. K. Traynor of
Klamath Falls.
W. R. Heath of Spokano, Wash., Is
spending several days in the city and
valley looking over the possibilities of
sett ling hero permanently, as ho Is
much Impressed by the beauties of
southern 0.gon.
Cedar flume at Big Pines Lumber
Co. tf
J. L. Read and family are home
from nn auto trip to Iike of the
,Woods and Crater lake. Their guests.
Mr. and Mrs. Mollis Dnflmm nf Bend,
accompanied them.
Wednesday special : Dainty little
There has len some complaint to'.rnn- tI.i"mn,i .nin.it.i 'ni.inv
the county agent regarding the attack ftwn 39c eacji. Handicraft - Shop,
on tomuto plants by a species of green I HS
wt.rms which also bothers corn" savs crnh apps were pot on sale this
the Grants Pass Courier. 'Mr.Tlowe'l morning at the public market, but will
advises thnt these can be controlled by nPSt Saturday at ptlces ranging
s;iiuylng br dusting with arsenate nf f,.m 3 t 6l. ft ,WUIU. Homegrown
potindn to 60 gallons Of .watermelons, tho first of the muiimn.
lend, two
wsier. Growers should not bo anv
ino'-e nlaimsd at the poison effects of
the spray than apple or pear grow
ers, says the county agent."
I Pure. clan. running sulphur water.
Jackson Hot Springs swimming pool.
10Rtf
will also be on sale next Halprday
th season Is not yet begun,
morning, but In no large ouaniTty, us
Columbia 1nster wan board. Call
for prices. Wallace Wood lAimber
Yard, cor Knst Main and Genesee.
Mr. nnd Mrs. K. T. Williams of
newromn says only a short time to ftomh Bend. !nd.. arrived In ledford
order your fnetory blocks at summer this morning to visit friends and rela
Pflees. phmin 631, 1W Uvea living In the Trail district,
ship, qualified either as sharpshoot
ers or as marksmen according to fig
urea that hnve been compiled at head
quarters. Ninety-sixth division. Among
those who quullfied on the rifle range
Is the following student from Prospect,
Ore: Sharpshooter James Hestop
Grieve, son of Mr. and Mrs. James K.
Grieve. . i:
Wednesday Speojal. Tlyre.e rolls
toilet papor lJe. w-Fronch-Iarson Co.
51 N. Bjiftlett.' ' ' 10S
BRYAN EXPECTED r
. TO BE PRESIDENT ;
SAYS REPORTER
CIIICA(H. July 28 (A. P.)
Charles N. Wheeler, a staff political
writer for the Chicago Heruld and
Kxamlnor In a signed story published
today, declared that William Jennings
Bryan had told him that In the event
of his nomination a fourth time by
the, Democratic party for president,
his first campaign speech would be to
an audience of millionaires in New
York City.
He had thought It not Inconceivable
that the New York convention last
year might be unable to nominate any
of the active candidates and might
turn to hifn. Wheeler wrote, although
Bryan said he would not seek the
nomination, but on the other hand.
wus working for his brother, Charles.
men governor or acim'usku.
"If I should be nominated. I would
be elected," Wheeler quoted Bryan as
saying to him confidentially Immedi
ately after the Republican convention
.in Cleveland. I would startle the
country with my flit campaign
speech. It would be In New York
and to an audience of millionaires.
No one would be ndhilttcd who could
not vouch for the possession of at
least one million.
"It was the great moneyed class
that defeated me for president In my
three campaigns. But they would not
be so solidly opposed to me in an
other campaign. I tun n man of con
siderable means. While not In the
nillllanalre class. I have a large for
tune hs the average man views stioh
matters. I am not opposed to these
men accumulating largo fortunes. 1
am for the full protection of property
rights and worldly goods rightfully
accumulated.
"Hut theso men must be made to
understand that they cannot much
longer employ the power of money to
retard the progress of the great
masses. 1 would tell this millionaire
audlanco that I do not propose to take
ono penny frum them but J would tell
thsin that they must Income lens wolf
Ian hi their two of the money lwtwcr."
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
SAVED FRIEND
FROM HOSPITAL
So Mrs: Heckmaa Decided To Try '
Lydia E. Pinkham s Vegetable
Compound Note Results
Council BlulTa. Iowa. "I had paina
in my back and aides and headachoa, no
tnai 1 cuuiu iiul uu ,
my work. Once in
a while I would be
sick a week. A friend ;
told me that LydiaK.
Pinkham 's Vegeta
ble Compound had
kept her out of tho
hospital, so I thought
I would try it, as I i
had tried a number
of other medicines, i
Now I feel likeadif- '
ferentDersonandam '
telling my friends about the Vegetable :
Lampouna neipmg me, nopmg iney win
lot it help them, tno." Mrs. Ethel,
Heckman, Box 1. R.F D. No. 1, Coun
cil Bluu's, Iowa.
Saved From An Operation
Moncason, Pa. t-"I took Lydia E.
Pinkham'a Vocetahlo Compound- for a
serious enso of female 'trouble Tho
worst pain I had wan in lny right side
and back with swolling in my aide so
that I wan unable to walk at one time.
I was ordored to go to the hospital but
hero I am, still without an operation.
I saw your advertisement and have
taken the Vegetable Compound with
splendid results. I recommend it freely
and will answer any letters from women
asking about my case." Mra. J. NEL
SON, 842 Donncr Ave., Monesscn, Pa.
WANTKD Throe
work. Kimn
597-K-H.
men for
Orchard.
oi.-hBrtl
11-
I.OST A imlr of horn rim rImws In
Mho Irnther rme. Howard If re
turned to Th Hootvry. IHt
Kort SAI.R Kngllsh
Dull .
Terrier.
HI
POULTRY
WORMS
Tho ' devastating "effect
of worms upon the lay
ing hen hatboen
brought to the poultry
raiser's attention most
forcibly of late so
emulsions have been,
recommenced to cor
rect this trouble.
BARNES'
WORM EMULSION
Has proved Itself cap
able of ridding your
flock of their worst
enemy worms.
LET US EXPLAIN
FURTHER THE . .
WORTH OF ,
'EMULSION. V
MONARCH
Seed & Feed Co.
323 E. Main Phone 200
Medford Plate and
Window Glass Co.
Aiitomobllo iftutiS nuil Klaus fiirill
purposes. We repair broken win
dows and rrsilvor old mirrors, make
mirrors any site. Complete line
beveling and grinding machinery;
employ . nothing but experienced
help- - '
J. V. MORGAN, Manager
118 S. Bnrtlett Phone 140
Economy Groceteria
The Home of Bread Like Mother Made
Extra Wednesday Special
T-l J i.
Fatiey Golden
Bantam Corn
15c
While 300 dozen last
per dozen ears . ;
GATES & LYDIARD
Another Exceptional Bill
TONIGHT
Kill
llltHIUJtf ''l"F M
CTPdN VAUDEVI LLE
G6RS A5Wt-lftMun
FIVE ACTS
OF ENTERTAINMENT
HEADED BY
v STARTS
'tomorrows
(4 Days Showing)
;' "The'
Spaniard"
: - ' with
"riCARDO '
CORTEZ, ('
jetta g6udaC
,-.. and
NOAH BEERY
' .' . , In. .n
A LOVE DRAMA
Replete With ,
Flqmance, u .:
"v Excitement .
.:' and v-' ' .
Heart Adventure!
v 'Mid .Tropical,
,v Scones.. -
A, Feature '
. Fiilm..You . ' ;
iCltist Not Mi'ss! .
" WALTER FISHTER &. CO.
in
"GO INTO THE KITCHEN"
A Hilarious Farce Comedy
FLETCHER, "VY & MORAN
in
"A CLASSIC IN HOKUM"
Something New In Laughter
NADA NORRAINE
in
A CYCLE OF SONGS ,
The Girl With a Wonder Voico
. ' SONIA & ARLYN
' in
. "DANCE ODDITIES"
With
Glen Head and Others
Magic and Mirth
AL BARNES & CO.
DELUXE COMEDY OFFERINGS -
2 Performances 7 and '9
Evenings -
Adults, 60c; Children, 25c ,
CRATERIAN ORCHESTRA
(F. Wilson Waite, Director)
f
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Mann's
Happy Home Frocks
(550 JTuppv Iloinc frocks,' hu)(o
of fast color Kiiitfliiinis: excep
tional news styles and 'color
ings; Wednesday
S1.00 Each
Last year we sold 57(5 in the
irst hour. . , : ,
Watch this space every day.
Mann'
FOR SALE
j A tlioroupltlyMnodrrn live-room, tmngylo "slrepinq
Vvpll.'wi.odslictl and garage,-sluulc 1wes and vines.
Vll in excellent condition; ' unusual terms offored if
.-tiiken at yncc, ! ' (t;
Call at 20 South Orange