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SNOW FALLS AT .
CRATER LAKE, FIRE-
! PLACE IS REFUGEs
i Winter cam? to t'ratcr iako Satur
Iny evcniim with the Piirlhst snow in
imny yi-aiM, and .fcrifoid itwclf last
pulled up hlatikts, with ihp
Hficury at 3'J.5 dc t'xetjttU
liiy chilly weatht'r for this time of
lif year,
According to County Aj;ont Claude
'ate, thei-p was no damage to crops,
he cold merely putting it golden tttiee
n jtumpktns and tho leaves of the
reeK.
StAi Crater lake a half inch f snow
il Sunday morning and the Indian
tummer landscape is white. Ice and
icicles Rieeted visitors at both Crater
1 nd Dia mund la k e.. "There was. a
general draining of auto radiators
Saturday, following a warning of
freezing weather. t
. The Arctic conditions started Satur
day morning with a cold rain, accom
panied by a chill breeze, and early
Saturday evening snow started. The
utorm kept up all day and kept the
Usual large week-end crowd indoors
tint! hugging the fireplace at the
idge. Tourists at the camp grounds,
IH prepared for a sudden change in
the climate, abandoned open air sleep
ing and floeked under cover at the
lodge. -
Sunday was like winter at Die re
Sorts, but did not deter the usual
heavy run of visitors.
JACKSON CO. FAIR
A CHILDREN'S FAR!
t
The chiMx'ii's fair."
This is a fitting title for this year's
laekson eounty hid ut rial fair, Med
((itd. Heptemher If! to 1 it, declares
; Secretary S. I. Crown.
. "The old adae ehihlren should he
een, nut heard,' is no lonsr true,"
iaya Air. lirown. VhiUtnn now at
tend the fair like they ro to school
r education. They not only hrins
;heir livestock into the show rins to
lompcte in their own club projects,
aut often heat out-their elders in the
len competitions. They are not only
' een, hut heard too, for in nmm' of
:heir demonstrations it Is necessary
for the younpsters to give talks ex
laiuinp their work."
Kxhioits by hoys and girls enrolled
n club work that will prove of In
terest not only to the children, hut to
(rownups as well, will make up a
rjre part of the educational program
5f the fair. AW of the ciub projects
eing stressed by club leaders have
jPn recognized in the premium list,
fpd there will ho exhibits of poultry,
lp, sheep, beef, dairy, garden, corn,
sot a to, baking itnd garment making
;luh work.
, Children's activities nf the fair will
je under the direction of Mrs. S. II.
v barter. Liberal prizes have heen set
iside by the management for ehft
Iren's club contests.
MEDFORD LEGION
MEETING TONIGHT
One of the largest meetings of the
tear is expected this evening when
he legion and auxiliary wilt hold a
oint meeting at the -Armory. A
tnappy program has been arranged
or by the entertainment committee.
! The regular post meeting will start
tl 7:30 M . and the program com
hences promptly at S:3't.
j I'icy and Kraser, known over the
rtate as the "benefit entertainers,"
m) have some numbers in the pro
It am, music, Impe rsonatims and
iharacteiizations, with two illustrated
tures.
Frank II. Lacy, O. A. ,C. varsity
rator, will present tenor solos, char-
cter songa and diatogues.
livery ntembers of the post and
t uxiliary is urged to .attend this
iieeting.
:X-MEDF0RD BOY IN
TIE RACE AT VICTORIA
j A telegram from Vancouver, fl. C.
!o the Portland Te lepra m of Thursday
lays: "(leorgo W. lott, driving a 176
neh displacement motor Pelican Spe
Mnl, tied Jaek Hows, driving a 212
neh displacement Uutteria Special, In
I mile aJtin!! time at the Vancouver
races. Both cars set a new track
Record of 1:03 -l-n for the mile."
l,ott formerly lived in Medford and
?yas a memher of the firm of Lou &
flrddy, auto painters, and was con
nected with auto races here several
lines.
Roseburg Kiwanians
Here Tomorrow
The Hoschurg Klwnnls cluh will he
tucHts of the local cluh tomorrow
Kening, Augnnt B5ih at 7 p. m, at the
ilotel Holland banquet room. It being
i'Kiwanls Inter Cluh Day." There will
be 25 or 30 Roseburg visitors here
ind every Klwnniau is urged to he
f)refent. Don't let the visitors out-
(umber the cluh members present.
The Hosehurg boys will also jAl on
he program. whhhOvill he spanny.
A number of visitors will also
rnt to play golf during the day and
ji-'jil members 'of the golf club are
Tvd to he ready to play.
Cook &t
tf
PILES HOLD
LEAD, ATHLETICS
ONE GAME BEHIND
the worlds heavyweight wrestling
' championship, tonight in a two out of
NEW TOitK. Auk, 24. (A. P. three talis bout, the feature event of
The Pirates have all but shoved the a " Bt, fll? OlyntPiC iilorium. j
...,. , Althousli outweighed by 30 pounds. 1
f.iants off the plank. MeGraw and gtecher. who tips the scales at 2Ht
hin crew have only a meaner toe- jioumlH. is favoreii to wjn over the
hold now- to prevent Pittsburg ran- Hindu Krapider. j
luring the National leasue title.'. A otic-hour limit wmi-flBal Imut
. ni'inss together Renato Oardwt, Italian
The best .New York could do yesler- mat ,, Jjm Ul1los a ;!4,k.,
tlay waa to divide a double-header while a thhti match, for one fall, wiii
with the Pilules, wlnninc the opener,
to
mil tnkinn a selhaids in the
nightcap. :l to 2. ItawliiifiS, a (limit
i-astoff. drove in tile winning run in
the second game.
The i;uecam-ers continue with their
five gaoje lead on the too rtmi; and
have the present series already in
l he iKtff with three vtcterieH. The
final ame is today.
Washington kept its one gjnne
mnl'Kin over the Athletics in the
American league race by taking the
measure of tije. licngalM. li io 4,
wmte I'ttifaueiphia was Mnnfcmg the
White 8jx 3to 0. j
Sift 111 ficao nf llio Mnr.1..- ihn
j l"" " ring wnn ntm when e meets watior
Sox! to seven hits and Al SltiimniiH ).'t-cedman tiinieiht at the ICast f'hi
htmg up his twenty-second homer of (,.tn iii(.M;ti H((ti, nshtera will bo
the year. Iling .Miller also sfamined mu?r the J J7 welterweight iiinil.
for the ilreuit. Tt(, ,.(nv (fver tlu, witvtion of a
Chicago braced after taking n fi referee which for a. time threatened
to o shutout from Uumy Vance in U( trinjf J(imtt raneeliation of the
mo ursi game oi a twm lull and
won the second from iJrooktyn, 9 to
7. Vance timited the Cubs to two
scratch hits ami fanned nine hat-j
ters.
The Cards did not play and the'
even break fur the Uohms kept them
one point in arrears of th? Hornsby j
lr,,'- 1
llenuetfs triple with two mi Hie
sa ks in the fimrth inning put the
game on ice for the llrowns wljot
turned out a 5 to 2 victory
the lied Sox.
liabe Huth whneked his 34th home
run of the season in the sixth In
ning of the same with the Indians,
but the Yankees lost their third in a
row to Cleveland by 7 to 6. Shocker
of New York and Karr of Cleveland
both were knocked out of the .box.
Speece finishing as the successful re
lief t wirier, with Pennoclc of the
Yankves not so effective.
NEW FLYWEIGHT
CHAMP TO RETIRE
AND GO TO COLLEGE
"
IOS AVOFIK? Attc- 4 f p
' ni ' ,
-Nineteen year old Fide! iJlBara
who defeated
j ruuKte ienaro vt
New York iy a ten round bout here
last night, plans to remain a hoxer
oiny lung eiiouKti io nnancf nis euu-
em i hi in nwtmoru university, wmen
he plans to enter in Kepteniher, IS2ti,
with the view of fitting himself for
a medical career.
Oeharo was twice victor over the
late Paneho Villa and articles signed
hy the two hoxers hefore Saturday's
ho lit slated that the fight was for
t he flyweight championship of t he
world. l.a ISara'a victory, accord
ingly, made him a much -to-he-do-
sired at-ijuisition among pi-omotersj
and doKens of offers were received hy
fleorge V. Pdake, his manager. j company, will hold li first dance of
Talk of a return match hetween . 1 he fall season at the fair grounds
I .a Hunt and flenaro predominated in 'pavilion Saturday night. The popular
fight circles here. Phil Uernstein, j "Xhe 1 iawks" laace orchestra will
manager for Ciena tof is willing and provide the music and all indications
anxious lo stay here untH he has oh-' point to splendid affair In every
tatued a return engagement. j particular. Inasmuch as the members
"We promised Itliara a return, f versatile orchestra are ail
fight if we won." he said, "and novjl'n-er enteiiainers, the Forum will
Hhink we have a right to demand " attempt to stage the usual spe
the same courtesy." jcialty numbers hut will leave the en-
Hlake, in reply to dozens of prop.f-Ttlnnient entirety up to the r
ofdtions that poured in on hltn, s;tii 'mstra,
he would enter into no negotiations A number of committees to take
until he had a talk with fiiek Ion-J-hMrjt "f ,!m nmeroH details have
aid, promoter of Saturday's hout. )hti'n "Ppointed and all preparations
Donald said he had arranged a con-
ferem-e with JUake some time to
day. LEFTY O'DOUL HAS
BIG LEAD CflilSI
BATTI RECORDS
RAN FRAXCISCO. Aug. 24. Tak
ing advantage of the home lot dur
ing the past week, Kefty O'Doul, Salt
Ijtke out fielder added seven points
to his batting average and has a
long lead over Pacific Const league
Imi Iters. t'nofflcia! figures inf hiding
games of Saturday gave the Jiee fly
catcher n .410 overage.
Rrazill of Senttle took n heavy
jolt during the series with the cellar
champion pib hers and allowed I'aul
Waner, San Francisco, to edge in
on "erond place honor, Ua tier's
average Is atiil I"ira sill's .fifa.
Leading the Oakland tribe is Hack
Miller with an average of .353. The
averages show but one point differ
ence between Hohwer. and iilg
Twombley t leading th Anel with
.341: M. Shea, the hms, wilh .32.1,
and Warner, the Tigers with an even
Tony Lniarr, the SaHake short-
Jt'p. i jt til tpplHif the home run
hitters wuh 3X. j
1 za v te a Iso leads in t he Imse
st en tin department with :t' stolen
cushhttts. 11 minefield. trt land, hart
31 and Utne, Seattle,
IINDU WRESTLER TO
MEET STECHER TONIGHT
I.OS AXOKI.ES. Ami?. 24 A. P.)
Miildns liin liistiui as!i)e:irBi)i-e hore,
(olio (ioliar, Hindu wrestler, meets
Joe Steilier, .'?l)raskan claimant to
be between Abie Kaplan.
Jewish
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of
MICKEY WALKER RISKS
TITLE IN BOUT TONIGHT
cmcACO.
A il ft.
-(A. !'.)-
Mhkev Walker, world's weUerweiaht
chiimpion, will take his title into the
.... . . 1
match, was, settled yesterday When
t(jm MtlItcii was accepted by both
sj,ies
YC'ste-rdayV llesjjlt;.
At Salt iake pttitlaml, 12-fi.
At i:tU lanii, t'-l ; San Fmneisco,
At Vermin. 2-H; I.os Angeles. 1-U
mj Kililte called 11th. darkness
Al Sacrament, l-'lx Seauie, 5-i.
. , .
'MEDFORD DEFEATS
EAGLE POINT 3-1
A 3 to 1 vi'ctory was won by the
Medford baseball team when it met
the Kagie Point nine yesterday after
noon on the Holly street diamond be
fore a fair ixod crowd of fans,
Kagle Point lost several good hits
due to the fast fielding of their op
ponents. Foley, who pitched for the
visitors, allowed five hits, while
Schoeni of the home team allowed
three. Seven men were struck out by
each pitcher.
The lineups for yesterday's game
were n jtmows; emot' iittgan,
shortstop; Long, first base; Woods,
tsecond base; Huntz, third base; lioale,
center field: Cooley, right field; AVH-
f lfm, left field; Bannister, catrh, and
Schoenl, pitch. Eagie Point Dunn,
.shortstop: Heatttatt, first base: Ash-
M,.(1(1 iStuwna
VAiihit et,nler fieW; Rohirtsonf rh
noM: R Kol.1Vi loft f,pW; Btnverfi)
o;itch n,j j Ftdey, pitch.
COPCO FORUIV! TO GIVE
k PAVILION DICE
The fopeo Forum, the employes'
cluh of the California Oregon Tower
1,1 Piir forward to make
me Hiiair a nuge success. Attendance
will not bo limited to members of the
Forum hut will include their families
and friends.
IH Hurt Ui Hindu Hlots,
C'AI.t't.'TTA, British India, Aug. 24.
(A, I.) Eighteen persons were in
jured in serious rioting hetween
Hindus and Moslems at Tittagurh to
day. The Moslems allege that the
Hindus were carrying an idol in a
procession and played music as the
procession passed n mosque.
Took with gas.
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ASHLAND
SAYS 'RIDE WITH
ME AT OWN RISi
ASnhAXn, Aug, 21. IfatrixoH
!irothers thrmtyh 1L Pierce, a
member of the firm, ammuneed the
canceiiatioii of their ctiinract w ith the
Kurd Motor company, operative Sep
tember 1st. The amioiitfrcmetit came
us n distinct surprise, fr this firm
has been a successful and ppttlat- one
in the sale of Fords ami Kordon's in
this vicinity. The firm made no state
ment as to future plans, but definite
announcement will be made shortly,
the members stated.
Mrs. Mary A. Courts of li street,
whose car plunged into the ditch some
weeks ago. due to the ietHjtfc geitr
giving away when she attd Mrs. KUv.it.
beth Cve were an their ;ty i Attd
fftrd, ha autified ev-rytftt who -
rend that she wilt not be responsible
for further acidetus when .--iie is driv
ing h-r car. In the accident men
tioned above, Mrs. Cuvm w;t hurt, and
notified Mrs. Courts ihat she intend
ed, to start suit for dataae. Uealiv.ilij;
the rer--ptns'ihility of the driver f a
ca r. h't her tiie injured pa ny is a
guest or a paid passenger, so stated
-Mrs. Courts, she settled mt ttf cnri
fm' S300. To protect herself from the
like happening again, she has stickers
amiouncing the fact that "anyone rid
ing wish her does so at iiix own risk,"
pasted in her car.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Swenning were call
ed to Modesto, California, a short time
since because -of an automobile acci
dent hi which Mr. Meil, the husband
of hts niece, formerly Miss Lillian
I'feiffer, was very seriousiy injured.
It stems that Mr. Mello was smashed
into by a car driven at reek less speed
and he was thrown forty feci, suffer
ing injuries which has oetsmtied par
alysis, lie is in the hospital, with but
slight chance of regaining the us af
his Umbs. Mr. and Mra. Melta Itve on
l ranch near Modesto. Mrs. Sweit
tihig will remaht with Mi's. Melb uy
til Mr, Mello is Itetier. Mr. Swettatio;
returned the hist rf the we-k. Airs.
PJ. Alien Porter and little s of Me
Cioud accottipanted hltti. Mrs. Porter
is a niece of the Swenuins. formerly
Miss Millieent Pfetffer and a sister of
Mrs. Mello. Mrs. Porter will remain
a month. Mrs. Mello has many
friends who will he very sorry to
learn of Mr. Mello's serious condition.
Mr. and Mrs. George Andrews and
fnndlv are expected to arrive in Ash
land from Corvaliis the latter part of
the week to visit Mr. Andrews par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Andrews of
Falrvlew street.
Mrs. Khnumlofel and her daughter.
Miss Elizabeth Shaumiofel, leave this
morning for Sacramento. California.
They have been guests at the home
of Mrs. Elizabeth Vnn Santon, Oak
Girl 6ained7 Pounds
Nine Years an Invade
That's just what McCoy's Cod
Liver Oil Catiipound Tablets did for
the Ilabcoek Clirl and is doing as
much for tens of thousands of thin,
underweight, weak and discouraged
people all over America.
These sugar coated, pleasant to
take tablets should be given to chil
dren instead of the vile siomnch up
setting oil itself they surely do belt
the frail, delicate little ones and
tablets cost hut 6 cents at Heath's
Drug 8tore, West ide Pharmacy,
Medford Pharmacy or any real drug
gist In America.
Head this letter if you have a
child that needs to gain health an""
strength.
"My little girl was stricken whhi
infantile paralysis when she was five
months old and was an invalid for
3 years when f saw an nd in the
paper that McCoy's Cod laver Oil
.'ompound Tablets would build up
wasted tissues. I bought a box and
she gained very slowly at first and
a fter ta k ing eight boxes she gained
seven pounds. Thanks lo McCoy's
Cod l.lver Oil Compound Tablets,
a fter t rying f most everyi hing else
on the market. She is on the road
lo recovery and goes to school every
day." Mrs, ij. Uaheorfc, Appleton,
Wis,-
Imltatlons of McCoy's may be of
fered, hut be sure ami m;k for Mc
Coy's, the original and genuine and
if after thirty days treatment you
art not delighted with results why,
get your money laek. Adv.
Utah and Wyoming
GOAL
ALSO ,
WOOD
Lay in your winter supply
now before the rainy season
sets in, at summer prices and
save money.
Valley Fuel Co.
Phone 76 N, Fir St.
Medford Plate and
Window Glass Co.
Automobile glass ami Jtiss for alt
purposes. We tvpstr brokf -windows
and resiiver !i mirror, make
mirror any size. Complete line
beveling and grinding machinery;
employ nothing but experienced
beijj.
3. V. MORGAN, Mnagef
118 S. Bartiett Phene 143
j streets, for uie wce&s. Miss Shanm
Mfel Is a gifted yadtiilt and her
'friends ita e jm-ed her mush very
ictiefj.
I The iie-. .1 C ami Mrs. Metier d
j family, with Mrs. Kiigetsj;i Atki(isi
spent Friday In an outing tot the
llogtte river, i-'ishiu-x vas the ioder
if the lay, with the plenie fe-
ture.
Mrs. May tlliek and children of
Kiuniuth Kails ;tre 'isitins xt the home
of her father, Mt Jvdiu eiiavcr, fr a
few days.
Mr. and Mrs. M. K. Ke.ti.iwioi have
ficen spcadiag a forittight's vacation
,ti Xewptrt h;tve ret timed, comim: by
, way of the Macfeeaxie river and Khsm
:tth Fnli,
Miss Jrae Chaajhcriafa left
ly for New York via Patmitta Canal.
4 acocmpHtth'd by her hreiiher. who has
, been vHlilag her here. Miss ilit
- hetn Palmer, vim lias beea In aa
, Kra ncis- fur sonic tvei'ks. was ex -
pceiedto reutra i Aidilaad yesterday
morning,
j Mr. aod Mrs. C. li, IVtl have re
i turned from a vaeutfon trip spent ;tl
jse;cdde poitHs, They reprt 3 delight
ful outtug.
Mr. uitd Mrs. tleotse Ktaaaa iefi
yesterday fr :tn exteied mp whadt
ineiades N'nv 'trii, la'ida, Xi;jg:ra
Kalis and a visit U 'aia tefre ihejr
n-l Ottl.
Mr. rh;if'!"i liatesiKia is a c,uest ;tt
the hotoe ttf his s-cot, lr;t liitttaaa.
Mr. Itatonati has tn.Jny friends here,
having lived la Ash la ad ta fi''f
vears.
Mrs. Jaaa-s f 3JT Xnh SUin
siret is hosteys fur tnlay's meeting at
the W, j;. C. at which nil members
of vlJurttstde Post arc Invited guests.
The meeting opens at 2 3a p. ta.. ad
an interesting program is phitmetl,
with deUgfttfal refresh t neat at its
close.
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FROM NEW YORK
TO GLAMOROUS
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as it moves in
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at every step!
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5. Universal ranch riders,
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Supported by Gladys Hu
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For TrinwBt
tl?!, iT, ynturootMCt thmt sod thrust
tm it. mtH?t. gyfc.li
I RIALTO
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I tH C K. ?shiaa has iined dental
'office in Awaiaad. Me is well know a
here, having siJeui years of his hy
Ihoad Ui tlits eiiy He H she sa f Mr.
litoi Mrs. K, j. Whitm Viiui ttow live iti
! Washiitgtmt. fie has many friend f
Willi welcome- hlfii imvk lit Ashiafid.
Kinai ittttitticemei piaos fr the
fioidea Jaldlet celeittaa was atadc
$ yesterday at iite Preshyterian chm-eh,
W hteh ijejctJJS Si'ith it pfais set vice
j Thursday eveains ai ie ehareh its
i charge o ft he Key, H, ii- Crnha,
j contiitaifig Friday, with a basket din
ner in the church at aoott, foilmved
by the "Kemiisiseem iitatr," at 'J: 3
p. isi. at which a nragraat nf particu
lar iateresi will lie ?;lve, V, M .
j H'right pisidiisi?. The eveuiu is !
-voted iti the foraiai jtthUee ja-grat,
w 1th its history, its greetings from
yntl atai Presoytery atal irtni rep
reseatatives froat other AhJaad
chnrches, in eharg1 of ih resident
pavtr the iiev. 4. C Mergier. The
lEeveread! li, i'Jaaaid'soti aad F. 1.
Wtr;it)ge wiii preside tttolay morn
lag's service, aad at the aaaa service
in the even! tig. the IJev. K. C. Koehler
DR, W. C. SCHAEFER
Announces the opening of his dental office at rooms
425-28 Medford Building.
Practice limited to the extraction of teeth,
Dental Radiography and Oral Surgery.
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Whatever ihe tasion, a ease of SNIDER H
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Snider Dairy & Produce Co.
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The Busy Corner Motor Co.
will give tiie adtJrts. Tae four fri
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