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O n PAGE MEDFORD MAIL O TRTBTTNTTC, GOOD APPLE CROPo IN EAST, PRICES CUICACO, Sept. 16. (A. P.) flnn.1 prospects fur In tt nplfs nro ioriji-l today tiy thn United HtutcH bureau of agricultural economicH. The applt situation Jh rounding off with a ftw nw lurim, th report wivm. Wintf r kinds, fKjoclulty IiuIiIwIhh, make the bvnt hIiowIiik and will com- priHti a lurBcr wham of tiw crop than l.-iKt yenr. The south, which 1h usual ly mron? on York Imperials, Una Minall crop thin year. Important fains have heen made of lattt in MicltlKan, IllinoiH und Calif or nla upplo oi-chardH, but cuxlern Hiatcn 11 nd the I'uelf ic north went expect fewer upplcH than were lnolted for il tiring Auunt. The Ozark upplo mo tion reporlH show that the fruit wuh hard hit by the heat wave In early September. .Medium to laro extra fancy Jnnn tliariH, wlncNapH and dcltfiniis are sell ln respectively at $ 1 . 3 Ti and $1.75 und $2.25 In the W'enu tehee d 11 1 let of Washington, A pple HhipmentH from tho wewl have gained only hI Ik Inly, but the eaHtern and iiild-westej n uppb move iiii'iit has IncieuHcd fifty jier cent. So far thlH sen hou, VliK'nia, New Vorlc und WashinKtou him each forward ed more than GUU carloads of apples. FOREST SEME MEN ABE ENTERTAINED BY TJCAfiVK STWDINd. (Not jiiL'luilliif today's guim .National W. 3. Pltlsbmr - Sfi New York 79 CO Cincinnati 7f 1i I Brooklyn 7 St. l-ouls 117 74 Host on (i4 77 Chlriigo - Gl 7!l Philadelphia Gtt 7U Aiiiei'Icmi ' Washington Philadelphia ... St. Louis Detroit Chicago Cleveland New York Iioslon 40 ..K8 .71 ..71 ..59 117 h) Pel. JiL'l .(itiH .f.:t;t .u:i .4 75 .4 54 ,4:tt; .42 .147 .till .540 ' .522 .514 .4ii7 .431 .202 NKW YOUK, Sept. 1(1. (A. P.) World's series preparations in Pitts burg went steadily forward today de spllo the slicini; of the Pirates' ad vantage to six Kunu'H over the (ilants and tho menace of other eu stern teams now making thoir last swing through the west. AU'Kechnlo's club opened with n blunt of lilts against the Jtoblus yes terday to bulanco their slump of last week, only to be denied a victory by ruin. The Pirates hud piled up a six to nothing lead. Meunwhlln thn Cllnnts clipped hnlf a Kline from the margin of the Na tional league leaders allowing five hps. Ken (IreeiifleM gave the Heds but a single run white tho- (Hunts were gathering five tallies off JOpha Hlxey. A big demand for 'world's series tickets developed when they were put on salo In Pittsburg. Hotels are flooded with reservations. The outlook of the leading Wash ington Senators in thn American league continues favorable. Yesterday the champions balanced a Philadelphia triumph over the re ceding Whit Sox by nosing out the Tigers, 5 to 3. Sam dray held Chicago to five hits while Holt und Dykes were pounding out a 4 to 2 victory for the Mack men, aclmry, eipiully as effective against Cobb's entry, topped off his good twirling by pounding out a home run. - "(loose" fJoHlin did likewise. The defeats of Detroit and Chicago enabled the St, ho tils Drowns to tighten their hold on third place lit the American by shading the ltod Sox with a two run ninth Inning rally. Khmko held the Drowns hit less until the seventh und was not scored upon until the final frame, (last on like wise blanked the Sox until the clos ing canto when Curly te scored the only Doston counter. The SI. Don Is Nationals, however, lost ground to t he Robins In the fourth place fight of the senior league by tossing off u game to the Phillies. 4 to 2. ICC :CRCAMi Arc you go I n g to celebrate your birth day, or anybody's? If so, rest assured that your party will bo crowned with auecess if you servo some of our superior "velvety tasting'1 cream as a refreshment. Ask for Yum-Yum op Nutritious Ico Cream 4J Jackson, County Creamery TJFAMOND LAKE, Ore.. Sept. JR. Mr. and Airs. George D. Howard en tertained a number of forest service offli-fftlx at a dinner party last even ing at tho Diamond Ijiko lodge, the occasion being their sixth wedding an niversary. Mr. Howard, manager of the Diamond Improvement com. pany will leave September 15 for Med ford and will take up his duties In the tax department of Jackson county. J. A. Perry, president of the firm, will act as manager until tho close of the Neiison, October J. Those present beside the host nnd hostess: were Carl II. N'eal, supervisor of the I'liiputia national forest and Mrs. Neal, S. R MeDuff of Kugene. supervisor of the Cascade national forest, l' If. Drundage of port In nd, assistant flint rift forester, George Dnnchruko, assistant supervisor in the Umpfpiu forest and J. A. Perry. ing Co. etjil, Order . Undertaking. Oath. O i Jt. C. Yost vs. U. W. Med row. Dam. .-. Wllln Mae Trefren vs. Geo. W. Tie fren, Jr. Summons. Morris A. Icpshet vs. Rebecca It. Mpxhetz. ordeft Outh. William D. .U-rr lit 'H. Louise IS. Merrltt. JJefault. M. S. Hunan vs. Mason Motor Co. Undertaking. . K. K. Kelly vs. KM Dahack. Itelease of Judgtnent. I'Vauk Mengoa vs. Thomas 1. Delsch. Kor money. Med ford Coast it. Jl. Co. vs. S. H. Dullis, et ul. Cost bill. Isie Holland vs. Hugh K. Holland. Order. Oath. Sudle Wolfe vs. Robert U. Wolfe. Affidavit. Jl. ;. Murphy et ux vs. R. II. Iluftk et a I. Stipulation. Order. Clara '. Waldron vs. Alfred G. Waludrou. Waiver, Default. Decree. Iawrence It. Coder vs. V. W. Wool- ley et al. Summons. C. M. Miles vs. W. T. Minor. Summons. Kva I,. Jones vs. Raymond G. Jones. Summons. Order. Wllniot Neathumcr vs. Webb Nent hami'i. SummoiiH. Dottle Wood vs. Walter 8. Wood. Summons. 'Rcportsd by Jiokiotv County Abitrut Co.t Sixth btraat mn Cnut tu. larrfagci DIccnsfH Tin rnhl K. J'hllllps and Wllla Dlank- enbecker. Ken net k K. Inskeep and Deulah Da rtgo. Dealer Lawrentz and Mary New- lund.. Walter J. Messenger and Mabel I. Scott. Percy Garfield Hlness nnd Mar guerite Marshall. George Otto Summer nnd Mildred MHIr. Thomas Joseph Carney nnd Amy Daniels. Frank W. Hubbard and Osa Med ley. Krnest R. Tingle nnd Itethea Moy. Marvin Jf. Moore and Kthel Wag ner. Win. C. Keller and Arllo J. Dateh- eller. Joseph 11. Filer and Klsa K. Caron. Charles Kldridge Itldgeway and Flitrence Kllzabeth Kmerson. Carl K. Weaver and Caroline Heak. inn n. Irving rlansconi and Bertha Saucr. TrEDF0UP. OTJEHON. : W ' . . ' . ' O M. H. U'linHon va. Mllllonulre Iiik t'o. uWilt of attuchuicnl. Sum- "WEDXESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1fi, 102") 1'i'obato Court , Kllza C. Thornton, instate. Final order. D. A. Nichols et al, estate. Inven tory and uppruisement. Kdward W. learning, etsate. In ventory und apprulsement. Clms. O. Johnson, etsate. Admit ted to probate, Raymond C. Fickert et al (minors), estate. Petition. Order. John Smith, estate. Proof of pub lication. Oath. Order. Isabel P. Spencer, estate. Inven tory and appraisement. Win. T. Holmes, estate. Proof of publication. Final account. Report. Order. Receipt. Dund Nelson, estate. Final account, Order. cbmda C. Oglesby, estate. Report. Affidavit, Virginia M. Root, estate. Applica tion. Order. Affidavit. Ddith M, Towne, estate. Report. Order. Inventory nnd appraisement. James K. Reed, estate. Proof of publication. Final account. Order. Delpblne Dallalre. estate. 'Report. Order. Vouchers. Affidavit. Klixnheth N. Anderson, estate. Re port. Order. Receipt. Affidavit. Jiishrut Mcpherson, estate. Semi annual account. James W, Parian, estate. Receipt. ('has, A. Johnson, et twite. Dond. Oath. ( Jacob ouley, estate. Report and petition. Order. John Smith, estate. Order. AVllllam Walter If. Mowat, estate. Inventory and appraisement, O . Old Mm Detour Hurled PKNDDDTON, Ore., Sept. 14. "Old Man Detour," tho bu taboo of traveling motorists, has been burled u0 ' as 'the Immigrant mil section of the Mbl Oregon trail Is concerned. The new-' grade, which eliminates many bad curves ami reduces others, is now in i und In only a few places Is tl resurfacing work not dime. CIrrult Court C. If. Pierce and Newsom II. Har rison, assume the business name of Harrison brothers. S. R Deherllng vs. Millionaire Mln- VISITORS AT THE FAIR See Our Booth in ,the. , Merchants' Building To give the ladies of Southern Oregon an idea of the superb line of toilet requisites that we carry, we are making a display of French and the better class of American toilet goods. This display will be changed every day HEATH'S DRUG STORE(Phone 884) HASKINS' DRUG STORE(Phone 16) As near as your phone. '.' .'. ' , iMlll i CONTINUED MANUFACTURER'S SALE Owing to the requests from many who were unable to take advantage of the four days we ran our great selling event, we are continuing it all this week, giving every one a chance to participate in these great savings. THIS IS YOUR ONE BIG OPPORTUNITY BRAND NEW Our (it book. Tb Art of Dec celling with Dcaxcti" tbuwi bow cuily furnltut c can be icncwcd cc ftftnUhrd. ItluiUtud Id ooitMi, ' Uud ttM It fire A new totn-elftct to unit tkxi c4 iunc (X'pulai woul -nd oew faintfla ovi that old chflTonier uf it new cliarm, tar .jwmammmm n 9 You eui cuflf te-finUh tlut oik btii Into nubog ny or wiluuc finkhl PLAYER . PIANO $395 With Outfit Consisting of F REE Silk Floor Lamp, Duet ' Bench, Music Rolls, ' DOWN - $10 Stnrt the children on this pno " ' ' $750 Value MONTH $1(1 8 jsir $148 Trade in Your Old Piano or Phonograph at FU11 Value. Baby Grand $485 $49 'sr $48 BUY NOW! Here is ' a. renj bar gain ; fine tone, ' " ' PALMER PIANO HOUSE Dependability 234 E. 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Then, where only rebrightcning is needed, as oh a serving table,' you have Fullcrwear Varnish a general-purpose varnish, made to withstand hard usage and the etfectsof hot, water, coffee, etc. Send for our free booklet, "The Art of Decorating with Decor' et." 1 1 gives information on every point of painting and refinish' ing furniture, ornaments, floors, walls, woodwork, etc It sug gests color schemes. And ask your Dealer about the superior qualities of Decoret Varnish Stains and other Fuller paints and varnishes backed by 76 years' experience. W. P. FULLER & CO. 1 301 Mission Street t San Francisco 25 BRANCH!! IN rACiriC COA1T Cltlt! MCTOaiM IN IAN P!ANCIICO. lot ANGUU AND PORTLAND Distributor! 0 Vatjpdton thf Pacific Codit FjK Sale by the Stores Listed Belcjo W. B. Thompson lKOLLKM PAINTS VARNISHES PIONEER WHITE LEAD- O 76 VBARS BXPPRir.NCB YOUR ASSUR ANCB OF FULLER QUALITlf CXX)QOOOXXCXKXXXXX3CXXXX50C Smile Your Way Through That Dreaded Day Monday! ' It ran be done and eeoiioinieally,' tohf rany Med ford homes have learned the jileasure of a toilless Monday 'thr-ouh the serv ices of the American Laundry. It's service that pleases try it some time. Wet Wash 5c American Laundry 133 So. Central . ...... Phone 873 oTry the American Laundry First -4 xoooocooooooockxxxo 0 w o w " i o o o o
