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D. 0. K. K. BAND CONCERT
4 . CITY PARK TONIGHT
' 'The regular weekly hand concert
ijirobably the last one of the Beason
-will be given this evening In the , city
'park by the D. O. K. K. .bnntf, under
the direction of P. Wflaon Waited No
: fixed program has been prepared but
the best numbers of the siiunon will
be rendered.
S7.(0 (lt Piikwh Ah ii jr.
PIllUAOtiM'HlA Ordlnuni-o, a
tl I'M. year-old buy colt atuirion, for
whom Harry l'nyne Whitney puld
ST&.OUO when n ' l oll. ' Is dead of
pneumonlH-and hydrothorax 'after . a
month's Illness in 'a hospital.
Ucuuii! f ' Dor Itragoiil '
fcRTCRLlN Herman papers are de-
noi ililnir tho fiKhlfeHts ot' tho. Fiery
Cross fts n. ."fool's looBO.'"
High Tide for Thrills
Brave hearts and strong bodies clash-
ing for love and duty; heroic action, '
quaint humor and wholesome romance.
; A spectacular story of the sea filmed
on a "Covered Wagon" scale by the
'' director of "North of 36." !
KUGGE
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' Featuring:' WALLACE BEERY, LOIS WILSON,
WARNER BAXTER, PHYLLIS BASER.'
"SAV IT WITH . . :B,THr. BERTBAND E.
SUNDAY "KENTUCKY PRIDE" , i
A Romance of the Kings and Queens of the Turf .
DEER PLENTIFUL,
BROUGHT TO CITY
While hundreds of sportsmen from
Medford and tho valley wero out )n
the hills yesterday enjoying the open
ing of tho deer sooson. not all wei
fortunato enough to bog meat, but a
number' or huntors returned to the
city last night with dead bucks. The
exact amount of venison slaughtered
during yesterday will not be known
until tho rest of tho hunters return,
but from reports '. already In it is
known that the deer are plentiful this
soason,. more so than last year. ;'
The largest deer killed so far. as
was known hero this noon was a 141
pound buck which T. B. Lowd. district
flro warden, ,brought down yesterday,
morning at Butte canyon In the Dead
Indian country. Hugo Von-Hellen and
Kloyd Plcklo, who hunted with
"Heavy" Austin, the mountaineer, as
guide In the Dend Indlun country,,
ulso roturncd with a fuirly largo
buck, as did Dan Collier, whose com
panion wns a good Bhot. Tho latter
two hunted In tho Pleasant creek scq
tlon. i
Mr. Collier, who Is inultoVruthful on
occasion, asserts that they scared up
ii .flock of !ll ,deer early yesterday
morning, which took flight in all di
rections, causing the two men to
shoot quickly and promiscuously, dt
I is. understood that Dan finally became
so excited that he threw down Ms
nun. drew his trusted fountain pen
and unsuccessfully charged after tho
covey, of scared bucks,'. Much inter
est is being manifested by local hunt
ers in tho matter 'of who captures the
largest deer, mule-talla excepted, kill
oil between Sept. 10th and 20th, the
first 10 days of the season, and by
so doing will win the silver cup trophy
offered by the Young Hardware store.
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PHOENIX
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BREAK
ALL
ENGAGEMENTS
IF NECESSARY, IN ORDER TO
ATTEND THE
Last Two Days
OF
"THE TEN
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COMMANDMENTS"
-A. Paramount Picture-
ENDSTOMQRROWiNIGHT!
MIRACLES FROM THE BIBLE PERFORMED WITH AWESOME
GRANDEUR BEFORE YOUR EYES MAD, SINNING HUMANITY
OP TODAY LEARNING OLD TRUTHS IN THE FLAME OF
EXPERIENCE! .
- A MIGHTY CAST
i Theodore Roberts, Richard Dix, Leatrice Joy,
Rod La Rocque, Nita Naldi, Estelle
' -Taylor, Charles De Roche .
SUNDAY "DRUSILLA WITH A MILLION"
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PHOENIX, Sept. H. Although
many : of the prospective pupils are
still working In the fruit harvest, the
Phoenix schools opened Tuesday with
a 'good pprpllmont. The, teachers re
port an unusually largo numoer qi
now-pupils In tho district. ..'.There are
33 already enrolled In the high school
and 143 In the grades. ' Of the 25 who
tookthe eighth grade examination last
year, 21 qualified for high school and
three wore conditioned. Of tnis num
ber somo have left' the district, .'ttnq
14 have entered Tiigh,. school.. ...Their
names are Claude Reed; Harold CqI
ver, Fred Mast, Ernest Bplz, Charles
Swingle, Guy Corliss,. Clara May, Mil
dred ' Hilderbrand, Kcrnloo Sears,
Sthel Hegler, Marie Hollopeter, IA-
Verne Hart, Gertrude Childera and
Howard Denzer. The teachers em
ployed are: Principal, Alvard Whit
man: Alma Oitchel Morse, jsngusn;'
Grace Dickey,-Latin and algebra; J.
Tyrell, eighth grader Eaitn u-isn,
fifth and sixth: Mona Ferns, third and
fourth: nnd Ella Tyrrel, first and sec
ond grades. r
Alpha Blnkcy, who has been visit
ing iher sister, Twlla Rader, wont to
Gold Hill Sunday..'
Miss Mabel Hearn and. Miss Bessie
Hilderbrand, both of whom recently
underwent tonsil operations, are re
ported as convalescing -rapidly during
the jpast week. . '
Guy MoReynolds,or mo f irst na-
tlnnal bank -' of -Bend was 'a'-rocenl
caller, at tho feomo of Mr. and Mrs.
W. D. Barnes. ' . - i y
A: letter received by A. W. Hearn
tells of a trip, made by Mr. and Mrs.
iiertnMu ncarn to uouer u viuuu wnw
their rerutn"to Portland.
On Thursday at tho first high
school student body meeting of the
vciir. tho following officers wore
elected! -'President, Irene Stauflleyi
vice-president, Hcsslo . Hlldcrbranuc;
snerotnrv. Edith May: treasuror, Wore-
dlth Sheets; manager of tennis, Cecil
Hartley.. . '
Avard Whitman, the new principal
of the rhoenlx schools, Is well known
in the district as ho taught In the
high school two years, In 1921-23
Since leaving here he has. spent one
year at the ' University of Washing
ton.) whero. Jio took his master's do
greet In lKI.'ind ono' yoar, teaching
In tho high school at Klamath FaHs.
His nmny-frlends are glad to wolcomo
him bacK in tno community.
NO HUNTING ALLOWED
IT
Ltjcal hiinlors nre warned there is
section In tho gamo laws of Oregon
prohibiting hunting on land owned
by others without -flrst gaining Vor
mission. ....
it reads: Section 31. ISO person
shall hunt with a dog or gun upon
he 'cultivated or Inclosed land, or the
occupied unlncloMcd land of another
without first . obtaining permission
from the wncr, occupant- or agent
thereof. No prosecution Shall be
commenced under this section. except
upon complaint of owner or agent or
such culllvutod or Inclosed liiiid.
Where tho lands are referred to as
IneloKml." tho boundaries may be
indicated by wire.' ditch, hedge, fence,
water or by any visible or distinctive
linos that Indicate a sJaratlon' from
tho surroundings or contiguous terri
tory. .'''' ' " ,
"When Night Officer Walker at-1
tempted to arrest Walter Meddows of
Medford last night, he found that'
young man pugillstically inclined and
this morning: was considering getting
Borne cement to tighten up his trout
teoth whore the Medfordito's fist
landed," says the Granta Pass Courlor.
Meddowi Is lu the city jail wonder-'
Ing how he can raise tho i"a( fine,
assessed agnlust him on the charges.
of possession of liquor and resisting
an offioer. Meddows was given the !
alternative of paying tiie - fine or
spending .100 days as tho guest of the
city. ' - -
Meddows was taken last night on
Sixth street and a pint bottle partly
MI.l liu llnitn. 1.1.
lllimi WILIl tllUlt IUUUU UU flltll.
When placed under arrest tlie youns
man . offered resistance -until, be de
cided to ro -with! the officer after other
means.pr persuasion: were usea. -it is
possible that bis fine will ue paid by
his family.", : . '
';MlsH-WlnIfred Vinson,' daughter of
Dr;.- W. -W; Vinson, has entered, tho
training school for iurses at tho Sno
red 'Heart hOspltah .--..
--I repreaent the strongest group of-
flre Insurance: companies in 'America.
Carl Y. - Tengwald, Holland Bldg.
Phone 993. ... - 104tf
Washington .state visitors reglstor-ed.-at
local ' hotels Include Mr, and
Mrs. F..J. King. of Spokano, Mr. and
Mrs. A.' T. Perry' of Tacoma, Mr. and
Mrs. O. 'L. Smith f Centralla,. Mr.
and .Mrs. R. Douglas, Mr. and . Mrs.
L,. C. Belbo. Mrvand Mrs. N. Porter.
B. F. Porter and Miss Myrtle A. Nel
son.. ' - ' ' ' - '
: Try that big milk shape at DeVoe's.
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A charge of -forgery preferred
against RusseL AV'clls. a local youth,
for Jfavfng -passed numerous small
checks without funds, was dismissed
today by Judge Olenn O. Taylor,
Wells had made tho checks -good-by
furnishing tho $40 necessary to cover
tho deflotti Before doing. this, hpwf
over, ho had spent nearly eight, weeks
in the county jail.
Large, stock Victor records at Pal
mer's Music Store, v U
John M. Scott of Portland, assist
ant passenger agent of -te'-Southern
Pacific railroad;- 'was among , those
who tooh-Itr the Josephine County fair
yesterday, v
We pay for "amies ana sen dirt
cheap, . Broiyn & White Agency, Inc.
. tt"
A. E: Pcderson and family of this
city were . among the many Medford
visitors at tho Josophtno County fair
last evening. .... -
: If your pictures are nrndo at Palm
er's' Photo Studio, 717 N. Central, they
will be the best.- , '. tf
W. H.. urecne or tno ysniana rul
ings was a local business visitor horo
today, t- :'. ' t V "
Screen doors -ai Wallace Woods
Lumber Yard.Cor. East Main and
Genesee. ' - 8Stf
Interest In tho American Legion
golf tournament Is, reviving with the
approach of Sunday's -play, when the
handicaps will be established, the com
petition having been postponed from
last Sunday on account of -rain. -Best
scores will entitle players to prizes
awarded by Medford merchants.
Let me vrite . your fire Insurance.
Carl--Y- Tengwald, - Holland Bldg.
Phone 993. ' . '" ' 104tf
R.,S,. Braley of the Gencrnl F.lectrlc
wa pno of the Medford Visitors nt tho
Josophtno fair tday. ' -t . !
Light adjusting af'Hardman's gnr
age, Jacksonville. Phone 282. i61
Dr. E. D. ElwoDd, optometrist, has
moved to his temporary office Over
Lamport's. 228. E.' Main, tf
McDonald's Combination
SALES
GROCERY SPECIALS
Spinach
-Shrimp New pack,' Lemon Cookies The old
;. CJ nit of Mexico shrimp favorite, 2 doz 10
I - :" r Strine Beans- '! V !
Hominy No. 2V, tins, -New-pack, No. 2 tins 17 6 oz. glass.....
a for. 1$ & lor - a?.: ior
No. 2 tins, 2 for
Assorted; Jams
New paek
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DRUGS AT CUT RATES
PRICES ARE GOOD UNTIL PRESENT STOCK IS GONE.
'Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable
I Compound ......
Tooth Bruslies, 50c Pro-phy-
lac-tic bruslies .
'Tooth Brushes, 2ic valuo
93
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Epsom Salts ; ...i'...'.. ........
Epfcom Salts '
Blue Seal Vaseline
Mentholatum, 50c size
Woodburv.'s. Packer's. Cuticura
. . ' Soaps,, perj bar. 19
AU at CUT PRICES.
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,...37tf
Many other items of everyday use, too many to list
HOSIERY AND OTHER ITEMS
W. 0. W. Campaign
Join- the Woodmen -of tho Wprld
and get your protection ut cost. Cam
paign" now going on; " - r '
Mon 16 to 'CO eligible. Initiation
foe $6.00,, which includos medlculcx
aitilnatlon. 1 For- further -Information
see T. T. Chavo, district managori or
B. C. Silllman, ClorM, 206-Wost Main
Street. ' 151
Half Sox for bo3's and. girls. New
stock. Colors," deer aid. cordovan. .
Sizes CVij to 8ia. Were 35c. Closing
out price 21p
Children's long Hose, fine rib and
heavy rib; sizes C1 to 9Va
.19 to ,30f7
Ladies' Faucy , Gift Handkerchiefs'
.,...:.....,...,..................... :i7f
Men's Oxford Half Hosel!....l..!..27
lleii's Cotton and .Worsted Half Hose
...:...i.:..v.:..........-.:..-...-.. 37f..
Men's Heather Mixed Worsted Half
nose 43
Men!s ShawknifSilk Half Hobc..39
Infants' Shirts; -Reuban?s and other -; ' Men's Tics,' good assortment, each
makes 1 :: 33 to 49, r ....r;- 35
We feel that we are equal to your confidence and patronage and,
theref ore, solicit your visit to our" store.
THREE FREE DAILY DELIVERIES. SAVE YOUR BACK AND.
225 West Main St.
;t ','.;'W' t('w-ri''Tvr-
l-.fJS ..'I C I;"'-" ' i .r ! .'
ACCOMMODATING SERVICE-
r00 LAfE TO CLASSIFY
FOR 'SALi'KFitre poaches not irrl
. gatod. Carney ' Orchard on . high
way at Wackwoll-Hlll helwoen Cen:
tral 'Polht and Gold Hill. Bring
boxes... '1M
LOST-llunch of koys; l reward. Re
turn to Mall Trlhuno. . 148"
WANTKD--Two young mon for pro.
' eery business. Must bo. nolo and
willing to work. Address I).' I'.!
Mail Tribune. , !
WAN'TKD Wells to dig of all kinds,
and to wnll up. W. B. Cook, 11. r
1J. 1, Park Place, "Medford. iB4
' Helen Jacobs ltctatns Tlllo.
P11II.ADEMM1IA, Sept. 11. (A
P.t Miss Helen -.Iscohs -of Berkeley,
Cal.. retained her national -' girl's
lawn tennis singles championship by
defeating ' Miss.' Alice Francis of
MIOAT RAHHITS WANTKD Un pcr
nound live. 27o dressed, for fryorH,
- Seo us-bcfo'ro selling for less. A
steady market. Sun-Gold HabUliry,
Tnlent. , 1H0
WANT -to ienso or buy n-40 aer
dairy farm, oil under Irrigation,
Give,- details. Box D, Mall Tribune
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1'ItOORRHHIVI'i ,old lino Insurance
pntnttnnv wltn . non-rorroitaiun sell
ing contract. Issuing all forms of
lira. Health, acctueni, group ana
fliih-HtHndard insurance, wants
reprenontatlvo as progressive as the
company, for Modford aifd ur
rnuntllng territory. JIox GO, Mall
Tribune. -. ' -.- M
FOK HHN'T O-room bungalow,: ga
rage. Phono ui-x or 477. - lis
FOR 8AW3 Hwoet -Spanish onions.
Khi them like an Riinle. Will keep
aU winter. Kpeelal price In I(i-IIl
lni. e.. HiKfciai price in lun-in.
lots, GC. Ilollvered any part of Hy.
. Phone &5J-11-4. Kings Jiignway.
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rOR SAIyB ISSi Dortgo louring, t st
(-am shano. Itinulro sir. uiii.
Uodgo Agency. 149
VOH HAI.R Oft TltADK Tlllnmnok
10:Cents
apparentlyisn't much but if you spend i
20th Century
a dollar
art) ' : i.''V').f?.V T!
every day and thereby save 10 cents out of each
dollar spent, in 10 days tyoUvhawsayeij a dollar.
lgs grow! It's the saving -on
See how your savings
every item in a 20th Century Store wat.counts.
I'-;":' -' '-',:.'ftfe
Offerings Saturday and. Monday, Sept. 12 and 14
Crisco Market Day Raisins taDel Monte Catsup-
6-lb; can' .... ......:..$1.4B seedless, 4-lb.' ykg. 42oiaai'g5"b6ttlc: 'JSBf
CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP 10 bars for .
-i .'
..41.1..
Pure Honey New pint
MasBn jar 11.::.:. l!r:.;33
Corn Meal Swan Matches Noiseless,
9-lb; sack '39 ; good sized' boxes, 0 for 23? ,
PEASELEPHQNEMc'dinm :size, -tender and isucculcnt, 3 f6r...i.ii.f..63
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Cream Rolled Oats Minced Clams PinnW-le ' 1
Fl-csli 9-lb; saclc:.'....49 pack, halves, 2. cans ; 33 f ,
FLOUR Kerr's Best Patent. 49 lb. ack,
-ncrr o ucai aiciui ir sbi.b,
Sperry's, $2.50; Fisher's Blend, $2.55.
2-in-l Shoe Polish
Each' .:;;..,.:.:.r.lO
$Z.Jj; vrown or
I
Wax Paper For the children's ; Cocoanut Sugar curedj" Bulk Cocpi-.'
'lunehcsl-S rolls 5c sizc...':......::10rf 1 long thread,: lbi. .. ...19 .. .Purcj 2 lbs.l5
:.. ...,.....83f
Kerr's Hot Cake .Flour,
largo package ..:.25
'FRUIT JARS Ivrr' Mason, quarts, -complcto
Maaola Oil 1 , 'Royal Baking Powder,'f:
Quart can 49 12 oz. 43, 2y3 lb. $1.29
BRAZIL NUTS New crop, washed, pound
'20TH CENTURY COFFEE You ddn't'nccd to look furtheEi utr ftoin
our own roaster to you; pound 45, 3 pounds J,...i....iw47--2
7- 4'' tU.
20th Century Grocery
MEDFORD 2 STORES
31 N. Central 226 W. Main
ASHLAND
374 E. Main
GRANTS PASS
511 w.dsi
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Bigger and Bettor Than Ever, Jackjon County TUr, Bepumbtr 16-19.
Ornnve, N. B-O. 8-0, nt ' ihoi
ranch. Whnl hnvo you IV (l. 3(12