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Newspaper Page TextM"aIL TRTB'CTI!, frfEfipORDp QEEC&, MONDAY, aTQITST PAGE TWO ocal and PersonaFl After having heen n patient t the Southern l'nrlfjc Railway hospital lit Hnn Fninolwo-for ilm punt ftix tnonihH, (I. A. AlhriKht. irnln (llspim-her of Hoscl-urg, who Miffered 11 broken nnd Hinashod Uk hi an nccidn In ihfl Ho tel Holland elevator February 2, whh n visitor In Med ford In Ht week, lining nble in walk slowly with the use of it cane. Mr. Albright Buffered the nroKi'ii i'k wnvii mi iiuriMiMui board I ho elevntor after It hud been started in motion by hlfl small daugh ter, who was in H alone. A touch of lmnd work adds ho mud) lo the lllilo girls' dresses. Heady made stamped dresfos on wile Wed i.eHday, tit the Handicraft SImmi, 8!ic eaeh. Handicraft 8ho. -" flot your tree props now at nig Pines Lumber Co. tfHO Homoo A. KoppeH. city editor of this paper, started this niorninK on hifl an nual vacation and will linger nt Pros pect until WedneKday. en route to Diamond lake. He will visit Crater take, Fort Klamath. Klamath Fa Mb, and Pelican Itny. The Journalist Is j Mt-med with 8 fiPhing pole, a clean cql Jar an da box of Hoda tablets. I Dr. V. C. SchaeTer will open office about Aug. 17th In rooms 425 and ,426 Medford Itulldlng. Hperinll'lng In ex. trading, X-ray and local and gns bhr thesln. ' ' 1 ' tf Pure, j;lenn. .running sulphur water. Jackson Hot Springs swimming pool. TouHalandvW.orHlnlloliv tron louriMK ami yisiioni in in my jnini 105-Uf ini'liidc William Gottlleli .of Memphla, I'enn..-' Mr. C'l'-n. Worrten and 'fam ily of Princeton. N. .).. II. Knlli of lilue' Jaland, o. J. Hath of :hlca(o IlelKhtH nnd V. A. Ijirrllow of (Uil cao,' till., J. (I. Dnitx of Hherlilnn. Wyo., Mr.-and Mra. P. O. Walker (( Princess Anno, Mil., Mr. nnd Mm. A. A. Anderaon f Sheridan. N. .. T. H. Ttreena of Denver, Onlo.. and Mr. and Mia. W. B. Fifer of Phoenix. Ariz. Am Kolnjr to Hoine i) two or three days. . Want imaseniser to share ex liense.'ln IdK car. Address Box K!i. Mall Trlhline. 120 Krcsh snlt water snlmon, 26c. Hi. Johnson Produco Co. tf Mia. H. II. Toft left Saturday even Imk on a pleiisiiro trip and visit to her old homo In lown. lllir sister. Mrs. Will Sllryer of Tncoma will aecom pnny her: they will luhe thq Orfiit Northern route via Yellowstone Park, St. Paul and Chicago. Niagara Kails, returnfnic via southern route, Ms An geles and Kan Francisco. . Hcreen doors at .Wallace Woods Lumber ynrd. Cor. Hast Main nnd fjeneseo. 8Stf Hkntlng every night. Ashlnnd Nnt. i2H M. 1. Tlormnn of tho Medfnrd Hnrd varo nnd Sporting floods storo, who had been spending tho past two weeks In Vancouver, II. C, and Puget Sound cities, 'returned to his home In the city Inst night, During tho 2000 mile trip, yhlch he made Ity automobile, he did not suffer one puncture or other mlHhnn- ,' . School dnys will soon ho here. Prac tical rendy made school frocks, stamp ed. '.'-to-H years on sale Wednesday. SOc e(Vh. Ilnnillcrnft Shop. 127 Koncy creamery bultor 4lli) per Hi. Johnsntt Produco Co. An Intensely hot spell Is prevailing In tho tipper Rogue Hlvor Valley, nc cordlpi tp J, K. Montgomery, presi dent of the Hank of Southwestern Oregon, who has Just returned from a trip there nnd to Crnter lake. He was accompanied by his daughter. Mnry .Tune nnd niece. Jenn Dickey. Coos I lav Times. T.ct On. Where Rkntlng, Ash land Nnt, 128 Ilrlck leu ream B0o nt DnVoe's. tf K. .ft Lowe, a young man of Klnm nth Falls, who recently applied for enlistment In tho army at tho local t'. 8. army recruiting station, 'was ac cepted nnd will he stationed at Fort MiiArthur. Cnllf., In the Coast artil lery, nccprdlng to word received from headquarters at Portland by Sergeant Orover Owen, recruiting officer. Clot vour tree props now nt the Big Pines Lumber Co. I tf90 Kresh salt water salmon, 2G.0 Hi. Johnson Produco Co. , tf The Phoenix achobl . will open Sep temper 8th, Instead of Seploniher 1st. ns errohlonsly announced In Kridny's paper.1 Let' me write your flro Insurance. Cnrl Y. Tongwnld, Holland . Uldg. Phone, 983. . 104tf If your pictures are mndo nt Palm er's Photo StufllP, "10 N. Central. they will ho tho best. t' llesldents of Portland registered at local hotels Include Mr., nnd Mrs. It. Schurk. Mr. nnd Mrs. Slgljn. Mr. nnd Mrs. C. Cnwlle. Mr. nnd Mrs. I). H. Menchen. Mr. npd Mrs. II, It. Ilurns. Mr. null Mrs. I). K. Henry. Miss Kdlth Cowilln. Mrs. II. N. Cook and Mr. nnd Mrs. U. II. Miller. Send some pictures of Crnter Ijiko. Medford nnd the Rogue Valley views to your frlonds. Palmer's pictures are the best. , ' tf The Amerlcnn Legion will revive their famous Labor Day dances. A committee is actively nt work and the place and music will bo nnununc.od noon. PI 1 ELECTRICALLY , BAKED Another reason for the superiority of ' FLUHRER'S MILK BREAD At Any Grocer L Mr. And Mm. fif-nrge Kun2innn nnd MrH. Denn Cnrdeif) motored lo VAk Creek yesterday to vlnlt Airs. Carder's husband, w)o' in spending the yarn tlon surveying for the Iluzznrd mine. At the firm of HttAiiihe he and h wife will l-avc Tor f'otlptrh. Idal. where ho will tench for thp coming school term. flcreerj doors at Wnllnre Woods I-umbftr Ynrd. cor. ISnst Main nnd Uenesftfl. 88if "Prink" On Ninon, conch of the Medford high school, attending the summer school peHlqnH nt Kugene. spent Hundny visit inn friends it) thq city. Cednr flume lumber'nt Big Pines j.um her co. . Miss Pauline CM ft of Klamath Falls, spent Haturdny nnd Hunday In the eity with friends. ' Try that big milk shake at DeVoe's. tf To date 2(H ears of pears havo been shipped by local packing houses to pastern innrkets, 12 of which were sent out yesterday, nnd Sft Inst Satur day. Fancy now potatoes, Inrge size. 3c per Ih. Johnson Product) Co., 241 N. Fir street. Phone 8t. - !8tf M. N. Hognn. who hnd been spend ing several days at Klamath Falls In Wnrli nmnnnv ,lf iwiinrwi. tp- uirnea to nis noine in ine cny ypsiwr- doy. We pay for ashes and sell dirt chimp. Hrown A White Agency, Inc. tf Funeral services for Bert "Oregon" .Tonps slain lo the prlnon break Inst WedacBrtay. wpr hold nl Oranm Pnw Haturday. nltanded only hy relatlvea. l1!he. r'""" Cm'Tler prln,71, ? ' , , pnrnnrnph on the event, which nt (he train this morning to witness the arrival or the body.1' We pay for ashes nnd sell dirt cheap. Brown & White Agency, Inc. tf Mrs. Ailcen Jackson was nniong the callers In the city yesterday from tho ISutte. Falls district. Cedar flume lumber nt Big Pines Lumber Co. If John W. Johnson nnd daughter. Mr. Pauline Trowbridge, have re turned from a short trip to Portlnnd. Kxliln batteries for Fords. Chevro lets, Stars, etc., $12.76 and $16.61. Williams H McCurley. 104tf A'nhrcy (1. Smith, former superin tendent of the loenl schools, will lejivo shortly for Palo A"o! Calif., where ho will lake a post graduate cfiurae at Lelnnd Stanford university. Palmer's Photo Studio makes the best pictures. f Out of town Oregonlnns registered at local hotels, who arrived In the city yesterday include Misses Grace Rob ertson nnd Corn Lee Luck. .1. Rrnck man, Mr. and Mrs. Donald McDonnld. and Mr. nnd Mrs. PI. B. Irefer of Ku gene, Chnrles La Points of Marshfield, Miss Cora Bngloy of Lakoview. Mr. and Mrs. W. ft. Anderspn of Uosc hurg, Mr. nnd Mrs. T. II. Donaldson of Crcswelf nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. f). P. Hunter of Oregon City. Hemstitching, buttons covered( nt Ih" Handicraft Shop. tf" Mrs. Anne Stickler nnd son, Hugh, of Cincinnati, iown. wnp nave neon vMtlng Mr. nnd Mrs. If. A. I nHln and oinor roiaiives in inn ruy mi nm past revernl dnys. left la:t nli;llt for their eastern home. . Fresh salt water salmon, 25c''lh. Johnson Produce Co. Miss Nellio Morgan returne-l to her home in the city yoRterdny from ci oullle. where she had heen vhiilug her parents. Jackson County Fair and Pear Show, Modfnrd, September 16 to 1". 107tf The Clnh enfe. nl Main nnd River side, life latest addition lo lorn! nt Ing plnces, was opened Hie last of the week. Large stock Victor records at Pal mer Muslo Store. If F. 13. Nlcholn and (I. M. Houston tio conjpanled by their families were among, loenl citizens who ritctored to lluckhorn lodge ' on '.Irecn Spring mountntn yesterday. I represent the strongest group ofnoon fire Insurance companies In America Cnrl Y. Tongwnld, Holland Hldg. Phono 603. " 104tf pee Hnttnn. Associated Press opera tor front Pendleton, who mode' the vacation relief for this pnper during the absence of E. C. Ferguson, li ft thlf. cltv nt midnight Saturday nnd arrived nt his eastern Oregon home JO o'clock Sunday nlcht. covering a distance qf over 600 miles In exced!n'ly hort time. ' ' Fit the girlies out for school. Special sale of readv made dresses, stamped on pretty red nnd while nnd blue and white checked gingham. ' Rcnsonnhly priced. 8c each, Wednesday. Handi craft shop. 127 Washington stnlo visitors reglsttred nt local l)oels Include Mr. nnd Mrs. W. A. Young "f Clear Lake. Mr. nnd Mrs. V. O. Hhlnkle aitd J. Kla nnd son of Spokane. Mr.- and Mrs. IJ. E. Wlllann of Ilollliigham. Mr. nnd Vr-. T. K. Knrgulion of Billiard ted M. D. Iliiire. 11. W. Davis and Mr and Mis K. K. (Ilil of Seattle. Fruit growers get In touch with gov ernment freo employment bureau. Medford Chamber of Commerce, for pickers. . 118tf Circuit Judge C. M. Thomns, who Is spending his vucti tit wi'h liii: fam ily nt Newport, will resutiw hlr.ilKll clal duties September 1st. There's a busy Business Collego In Medfori). OWN. M.I Checks In payment fur army drill" for the quarter enillnv June 30 of II, it year will ho dlstrlbuti-d nuionj tin men of Hi ttery H "rf Nutloni Onard. Mopdny night. II was nnnouui ed tnia mornllig.-rAshU id Tidings Staple drugs at DeVoo's tf Henry Pace or The Rhustn. will .Hurt at once the erection of n bungalow In the Quern Ann addition. For sand, gravel, eedlment. cleaning or lawn work, phono 912-J, Samuel Dntemnn. " Leo P. Brown of this city nnd J. A. Ilniullke of piiiiliinil. forest examin ers who have been nt work In the sale area of Ihe Pelican Hay Lumber com pany, arrived In tho city yesterday on business from Klamath county. Screen doors lit Wallace Woods Lumber Yard, cor. Kust Main nnd Oenesee. 88tf Tom Nnrrls nnd family, who have been spending the pest aevcml months al lloone, N. C. Mr. Morris' native heath, have written to friends In the f I r"' ,,"l ft"1" ,m ",'',r w,,y Mto southern Oregon, 'iney urn mns Inq tla trip bv motor, nnd will stop nl V'.,..llMinti Tl I' nn ItiMlr return I I'MIIrr Brush Man In town fe dny. F. It.. Haley, chairman of the con clnve committee of the Knfhts Tem plar, Commnndery No, 11. pf Oak land, Calif., wrpta hi -to the Chamber of Commerce, which was received today by Secretary Boyl. ex pressing thanks to the chamber nnd 10 the MedfWd members of the Malm Commnndery No. 4, for the? reception they received at their hands several weeks ago when they wre en rout" 10 attend the n tlonnl trimifal conclve at Henttlp, Wash. At ie time of the reception, the drill team and 4Q-plece band of the comnmndery staged a J minute exhibition of drill maneuvers near the park during their short nay. The Oregon Testing Laboratory says Jack son Hot Springs water Is pure. WGtf P. E. Kerr of Grants Pass was n local business visitor today. Maid O' Kko, made of 100 per cent orange: a pure nnd wholesome drink- 141 Mrs. T, J. Tobln left last night for San, Francisco nnd .Santa Cruz resorts, whoro ahu .will spend sev-ernl weeks vacationing. ' ' 1 Noel Krsklne given plnno lesionB nt pupils' homes. Think of tho advan tage. Phone 729-W. 141 Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Tyree nnd! daughter Kinlly left ypHterday morn- I log for Diamond lake where they wl) I spend a wek. J Cedar flume lumber at Big Pines, Lumber Co. tf A cub Cinnamon bear at the Rogue Elk resort, which is scarcely larger than a small poodle dog, is becoming an attraction of the resort, according to tourists nnd others who have stop ped there, I Mr. and Mr. Wallor Schuli: loft ihlB 1 """,'n lo, "I"""1 "v''1 '"1'" l'i' "lK tain, where It in ald ihy are he rollnH in nlentilude tliia vear John Billings returned yesterday from Cnqullle. whore llr. Jlubbord. who is took nart In tho orannlzlnE nl a Lion's club In that city, Donald Carter of the Buzzard mine In the Trail district, was a business vis ftnr In the city today purchasing sup piles. unloy afternoon when the racing car he was driving nround the couniv fair ground speeilwny turned over three times, was able to attend the racing classic held there yesterday afternoon. He looked pone the worse for his close escape from death, save for the fact his hand wan bandaged because of in juries it had received. Mrs.' O. L. Hcrmftn of F,ugene -Is spending several dnys In the city visit ing Mr. nnd Mrs. M. M. Herman, while en route to Los' Angeles to spend sev eral weeks. Residents of southern Cnllfornln registered at local hotels Include Mr. and Mrs. W. S. sturitzer and Miss Mar garet floyer of San Diego.' Mr. nnd Mrs. E. L. Inry of Redondn Beach. Mr. and Mrs. w. F. Viarford of Sher mnn! Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Knrhart of Coltnn. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Burns of Snnin Barbara, and tho following from Los Angeles: ' Mr. nnd Mrs. Dallas Rice. Mr. nnd Mrs. 0: F. Long. Mr. nnd Mrs. L. E. Fupnk, Mrs. A. Ilnde enck. Mr. nnd Mrs. A. J. flrlffllh. Mr. and Mrs. O. . Rna. Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Noumnn nnd Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Young. Mum Esther McCollom of nitzvllle, .Wnrhji nrrlven Sunday and Is pumt , lho homc of nPr nunl the Mrs. Dora Hess. Wllilnm E. Pllpps Im sncccpted n position with the Cozy Nook annfitn tlnnnry. nn establishment : on East Main street. Mr. antj Mrs. W.'fl. Mftyer of Ornnts Pnss wore among Jnsnphlne county residents who nttended the nuto rices yesterday at the county fair grounds. Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles.' Howard, who had heen spending the past two weeks visiting at Marshfield, returned lo Ihelr home In (he. city Inst Bolurdny. P, H. Iounsherry Is nmong the Med ford visitors In flrnnta Pnss today transacting business. On his fourth successive week end fishing trip lo Squaw Lake yesterdny. Al Plche enjoyed a catch of 13 large trout. Ole Hanson, proprietor of Ole's Tire Shop of Ornnts Pass, was among the visitors In the city yesterdny after Among the guests from n 'dlslnnce whq are registered at ivtorrlck's Motor Tnn are tho (iimilies of F. p. Paifon of Eshon, Knns., J. .1. Dahhs of Han An tonio, Tex., M. W. Anderson of New Plymouth. Idnho. u K. Wills of rcn vir. Colo.. 6. Bnll of Reserve, N.' M., r. O. Dunst of Chlcngp. Til,. V. O. Thomns of Now London. Conn.. W. Hi-hmldt and A, Center of EvnnsvlUe. Ind.. nnd W. R. Root rtf Buttp. Mont. Hugo Ouenthor nceompnnled hy his family motored to Crnter Inke yester dny. returning hy wny of Chiloquln nnd Klamath Falls. Among the new homes under con struction. Is one on SoutK Onkdalo for IF. S. Deuel. Mr. nnd Mrs. Scott Wnolf havo re turned to their home In the city nfter nn absence of two weeks nt Vnn couver H. C. rnllfornluns registered nt local ho tels Include Mr. nnd Mrs. T. J. Holmett of Clarksburg. Mr. and Mrs. James Holmes of Hiteramento. Mr. and Mr. J ,R. Treyer. Mr. and Mrs. CA. Mc Donal1, and Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Hnl lenbeok of Berkeley. Mr. and Mrs. 1). Mabel. Mr"- Husle Miller. Mrs. Mue Kleesnmn nnd Miss Hilda Trefen of Chlco, Ciininin and Mrs. O. W. .Tony of Alameda, Mr. and Mr. T. J. Thom son, Mr. ami Mrs. K. I). KVirIImIi. and Mr. nnd Mrs. W. Allon of On H land, and the following from Hun Frnnclsco: Mr. and Mrs. A. Peterson. Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Williams. Mr. nnd Mrs. H, M. Rogers, Mr. nnd Mrs. .1, J. Bloom. Mr. nnd Mrs. J. II. Spring. Mr. and Mr. C. F. Headly. Mr. tind Mrs. A. Irnss and Mr. and Mrs. J. Peterson. The letting of contracts for the erec tion of the new high school will tnke plnce September Sth and not on the 28th ns announced In yesterday's Sun day Sun. . Lee Moreloek. deputy Vnlted Ptntes marshal, wns down from Portlnnd to day on official business. Mr. More lactf Is well known in Medford. hav ing nttended severnl sessions of the Vnlted Rtntes district court here- nnd is a friend of L. B. Tutlle of the News. Mrs, R. R flllbert nnd 'daughter, Beatrice, Evelyn nnd Rtty Mny Hartelng and son Wendd Cillbert are visiting nt the home of Mr. nnd Mrs. Frnnk Van Ovke. During their stay here they will visit ninmond and Cmtr hike nnd the Oregon enves. Wllilnm Fisher of Rams Vrtllev. left tortnv to resume his coume in electri cnl rmlneerlnK nt the I'nlverslty of Snntn Clnrn. Cook wUlfgai. A CLOSErCALL IN AUTO ACCIDENT Flv. nutq nccidents were part of'the last week-enil events, four' itt which were not serious, while the fifth near ly spelled death for Dr. anil Mrs. It. H. Johnson. The Inner accident occurred yester day afternoon one mile north of Rueh, when the docto attempted to pass n Reo truck driven by Jesse Itlchnrd- son uf ciitrnl I'ulnl. Just nt the time that a front tire-blew out. Due to the loose gravel and the deflated tire, he could not steer hla J-'orii coupe back on Its side of tlie rond, and as a result the truck struck the coupe broadside, the Impact of which caused the doctor and his wife to be thrown through Its top. The truck ran into a ditch and the Ford turned on its side. Mrs. Johnson received a cut on her elbow, which required two stitches. besides contusions nbout the head also sustained by Dr. Johnson. ' ' The cars were . badly damaged, the steering gear being put out of com mission on tho truck, while the Ford was badly smashed. ' Two minor collisions happened yes terday morning nt thu Intersection of Main and Front streets barely an hour and a hnlf apart. J. S. ilandelson, because of a -crowded street, collided with a car driven hy Ciuy Moore at i o'clock, and Karl Moore at 10:30 struck a car lih iven by Mr. Donuldson. Damage which resulted was not serious. On tho Crqter Lake highway an unidentified car ran Into the rear of the automobile driven by F. A. Olld iten. anil on King's highway W. M. ' """"f" "!"Tk ? w"" dr"vo without leaving a name. Damage !'n 'oih cases was negligible. 7 OF L Through .the efforts 'of- state trntfio officers J. 3. 'McMohon and-C Vi Tal ent, seven more suite traffic law vlof lators were fined ln loc.11 justice court during .the past three days. , On his plea of guiliy before Judgn fllenn O. Taylor this forenoon. W. T. Schann of his city, was fined $10 i for speeding through the town yf ;Tnleit. which Is also the name of the complaining'' officer .loo Villlce,' of Spn Jose. "Calif., wpo has been a resi dent of the city for several weeks, vas Tlned $10 for driving at nigh with one headlight. . McMahon was the ar resting officer. On his plen of guilty to two chargeH preferred against him by the same of ficer for driving in a reckless man her and without an operator's license, William Mansfield, of Prospect was fined $10 on each charge. The charges were brought against him as the re sult of striking a car owned by Jack Heath Satpnay niht near Main nnd Onkdnle, -J. 13. Kerr, weJJ known citizen of Oraptst, Pos, was 'fined $10 on his plea of guilty to n charge of speed ing preferred against him hy Talent. M(ss Kleanore Brown, of Los Ange les, also pleaded guilty to a similar charge preferred against her by A. A. Shortes of Grants Pasn and was fined the snme amount. At Ashland 13. W. Putsch of that city, was fined $12.50 hy Judge L. A. Roberts for speeding on the city streets, the charge being preferred by State Traffic Officer C. P. Talent. V. S. NOMMIOR C.FTS HIS MAX bi t is vorxir-:i by ;iu;.sKit SAN ANTONIO. Texns, Aug. 17. (A. P.) As the result of n pistol duel, Pvt. Paul Nell, service lin ttery. Fif teenth Fiehl'Artlllery, Ilea In Fort Sam Houston general hospital with a bul let In his right shoulder, 'while Deputy Sheriff Tony Diast nnd other officers are seeking the body of n Mexienn whom Nell shot. OBITUARY BURROWS Thomns Oilbert Bur rows passed away at his home 502 8. Newtown 'street August 16.' Aged "is years, 8 months, 2 dnys. He was a native of New York, horn Decem ber H. 8"2. He had been a resi dent of Oregnn for the past forty years and of Medford for twenty Holland. November 28, t SOS nt Kir years. He was married to Mlnnio by, Oregon.' He was nn upright and honorable citizen nnd a good neigh bor. He Is survived by his wife. I Minnie. The funeral services will he held at the Perl Funeral Home Wednesday at :H0 p. ni., under the nusplces of the Chrlstfnn Science church. The remains will be placed In the Ashlund Mausoleum tempo rarily until the completion of the Medford mausoleum. Charles Pett, born nt Rotterdnm, New A'ork, February a. t of ling llsh parentage, died In Medford to day. He nnd his family have been resi dents of .Medford since 19:0. Ho In survived by his wife and four children. Charles Kgfln Pett, of Hart. Michigan! I'pton Pelt, of Los Angeles.' Califor nia; Mrs. John Mace, of Central Point, and Mrs. Victor Sethor, of Medford. Kunernl announcement will be mudo lalrj by the Conger Kuneral Hofne. rvnV with ess TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY I'Olt HK.VT Two sleeping rooms, clows lii. Phono TQ.'i-U. 1-8 WA'NTKn To buy modern 4-ronm . house lor cushy- PIoii,.l)Sl-Rc-,.if BY LOCAL MAN AT Members qt Medford Voomen hove returned from a meeting vif -the state officials. J. I. Welch, vlce-pn-sldent. reports a fine meeting and a 'great advancement tindery wny for Oregon. A stnto office Is now vst.-ilillshi-d at Portlnnd. -. A local man, ' J. I. Welch, was -t)OHen to head state Rhodamanthus The Rhoditmuiuhus is thu hiKliest degree in the Yoenien lodge. It 'Is a degree t hut can only he secured by rijoj-itlouH work In the ordor The Rhudnmanthus degree will be conferred somo time this fall on a large class In southern Oregon. From Medford. Klamath Falls and Ashland It was not definitely decided which of the southern Oregon towns would be asked to entertain the visitors. j Josh Moon Field, deputy, will re turn later as he went from Hnlem to transact business at the Portland state office. New Law Relative To Marketing Potatoes A law passed hy the !25 legisla ture proyidori that U potatoes uold In lota of 50 pounds 'or "more must have the grade nnd name nnd nd- dress of the grower stenciled on the sack or container. In lots of ten tons or more,' they must be state In spected, in addition to the markings. If a gi-ower or dealer sells n re- InJIer BO pounds or mure of potatoes without the grade and address being marked on the s.iek, he Is liable for n maximum fine of $100, or 30 days jail sentence, or both. Jf a retailer sells or offers to sell a ctistomt't, 00 pounds or mora of potatoes In a container not stenciled, as above, he is also liable for lho penalties. If a retailer buys potatoes branded nn No. l, .which are No. 2, the seller Is guilty of misbranding and Is liable to the penalties fixed by law. If a retailer tjclls No. 2 stock to a customer under brand of No. 1, or If he sells In un branded sacks, he Is guilty of a misdemeanor and liable for tho pftnnlties fixed by law. The Slate inspection Department asks the retail dealers to co-operate in the observance and enforcement of the law. Compliance with it will work out for the benefit of both the re tniler' and his customers. The law simply demands nn honest pack. It is made the duty of the State inspection Department to enforce the law. When our Inspectors visit your storo. have your stock stenciled and graded.' Coinplhiiiee is far bet ter than prosecution. L. . M. Mitchell, mayor of Murphy, Ore., was among th-? notables present at the auto races yesterday. . Mayor Mitchell was heard to reiterate hin famous assertion that "Murphy Is the lnrgest town of its size In the known world." fnoV with ETBM. ft One Thin Woman Gained 10 Pounds ; in 20 Days Skinny Men Can Do the ' Same That'a going acme , but sKlnny men, wdraen and children juat can't help putting on good, -healthy fleBh when they take McCoy's Cod I.lver Oil Compound Tablets. Aft chock full of vltnnilnca ns the nasty, fishy tasting cod liver oil itself, but these sugar-coated, taste less tablets are as easy to take as candy and won't upset the stomach. One woman gained ten pounds in twenty-two dns. Ask Heath's Drug Store. West Side Pharmacy, Medford Phnrmacy tir nny druggist for. Mc Coy's Cod Liver OH Compound Tnb let. Dlrectlpns nnd formula on each box. "!et McCoy's, the original nnd genuine Cod Liver Oil Tablet." Adv. Jelly Rolls Regular 15c Seller Special for . Wednesday 12c Each PEERLESS BAKERY 7 South Riverside Avenue -- L 3 I -f-"t rKOrTEL n-KMOWAV t stv-tHTH 1 TOMORROW I PRESENTING Bill of Exceptional Entertainment LAST TIMESI OREGONIAN SCREEN . REVIEW Showing Pictures of Bloody Prison Break at Salem. "SEVEN CHANCES" COMING WEDNESDAY (2 Days Only) ZANE GREY'S Newest Thriller "CODE OF. THE WEST" Carbon Briquets will advance $2 per ton on September 1.- ORDER NOW for your winter supply. Valley FiielCo. Phpite 76 ;: :M;Fir St. ongPon Chinese Medicine : For Treatment of Acute and chronic DlHewea of - Mea and Women. OkOr n4 tumor treated, tsflvenu, kid aty, bltddev nd' itomacb ' troutk, Ht, fatttda, rupturt. cold, tmnl troublM, fuir lysis, ttvttt rneumor.. asthma and throat trov.-blea, rheumatisto. ameoorrhoea, goitre, connumptlOD, catarrh, pi lea, hydrocele, al bumin. . Offlo Hourtt A. M. to P. M. V f onew I tat I en free ' W South Front 8t. Wkdfefd. Ore. ExcctK-tir'fl Not Ico of Flnnl ScttlonHmt. Notice Is hereby iriven that the un- dernignnd executor of .the estate of jonn J. thrt. uecenHert, hiiH filed In the- county court of Jtickaon county, Orenon, his final nocfuint of wtlrt es tate; and aald court ha fixed Wudnes. day, AviKUst, 2th, 1 i2 if, it 10 o'clock in (he forenoon of mild day, at the court room of said court. In the county court house In the town of Jncksnvtlle, Oregon, ns the time nnd place fo rthe hearing of said final account. All persons Interested are hereby no tified lo make und file their objec tions, If any they have to said final account, with said court, on or hefore said lime. N. R OHRT, '- Executor of the Flstate of 'John J, Ohrt- Deceased. lK Uiicini'nt. fiuin N'dtii'c. Southern Ort'Ko'n Gas company. Lo cation of principal plnrp of IniRlncsft. San Kranclsco, California. Location of works, slate of OreRnn. Nntic, There nro rlnlinaucnt unon the f4)llnwint descrlhert mock, on nc-. count or in nnpessment levied on the 20th day of June, JHS5,. the several amounts set opposite the names of the respective shareholders, as follows: Manila Heurlnn, No. shares 50; amount $500.00. , . Helen O. .lacnbsen, Js'o. shares, 60; annmnt, $".01.00. . N'enl Power, No. shares, 10; amount $100.00. T. v. Miles, No. shares, 25; amount, $250.00. . t All of th foregoing shares are In cluded In certificates Xos. 10, 13, IS, 17. standing in the name of Louis Suiter nnd held in escrow pursuant to instruction from the romiiorntion commissioner of the sitiite of Cnllfnr- inin. ny Anglo-caMtprnla Trust Com- ipnny. . - Anil In accordance with law and an nrdpr of the hoard of directors made . on the 26th day of June, 11125, so many shares of each pnrcel of such slock as may le neceitsnry will he sold at pul- ,11c nuctlnn nt the office of the com pany. 68 Market street. yin Kran- 'Cisco. (Vlifornla. on Snturdnv. the 29lh de.y of August, 1825. at Ihe hour of U'45 o'clock a. m. of said da'y. to nny !ald delinquent assessment the?e. on .together with costs of advertising and expenses of the sale. H. S. Vot'Nd. Reerelnry. Office U! Market street. Son Krnn clpco. California. Wllf Medford trade It Medford made. GOOD-BYE TONIGHT to BUSTER KEATON In HI rf-v hi ml 1 TOMORROW ANOTHER HEADED BY THE VANITY DOLLS With Two 8ister Teams in Songs and Dances, . . - -. ..a Scream WELCH & MEALEY Sig In "THE LAND OF LAUGHTER'- BERGEN & CO, In "TH? OPERATION" Artistic Ventriloquism. MURIO In "THE DAYS OF NERO" Feats of Strength. CARMEN & ROSE tl" . MELODY AVlD DANCING ; 3 Performances 2, 7 and 9 Special Bargain Matineel: Adults, 35c; Children, 10c " Evening Prices: Adults, 50c; Children, 25c "Topics of the Day" Lively Comedy Craterian Orchestra CASH PAID -. . . For Second-Hand Furniture and Stoves , W. A. KINNEY Furniture House 315 E. Main 'JPhone1 MS NOW! is the time, to have your fall anil winter unrmentB thoroughly cleaned and made to looH new again. Snve money and dreas hettor lv having your clothes cleaned regularly. I rj x. -i ra.i m i iiiii i k wW , I 1 III ,., Volstead Act A rcllar full of our GOOD COAL is the best seller. ORDER NOW --eyijjjjyiWiW-: Sftt Answer to the BurimOuesbo Bring your clean entrnn nMn ,hl office. We'll buy them. . tf iffl ill W WINTERS )Jk O O