Medford mail tribune., September 17, 1925, Image 8

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OF RAIN FALLS,
WEATHER CLEARS
The heavy rainfall, which start
ed In with a 1 i(ih t drizzle curly yeHtr
day iifter-noon and IncreuHed to a
KtfiKi v fliiwmifiur ii limit 4:3U n tln-k
. . - -
runtlnued duriiitf the niifhl and
amounted to 1.06 IneheH. the heavlet
continuouH fall of rain Hinee last
Winter.
Thin rain made It quite dlwiKiee-
able out of dooiK and kept mum
people In their hum cm Juki evenlnK.
ihi evenlnK.
and Interfered with orchard picklnK.
but did not Interfere with the raceH
T , . v
soiuiv "'nib'-- "'n'"i iriMiiiMh i
down. The fair ki'OUihIh. however.
were Illierally Hoaked duriiiK the
nihl. I
ThlH mornlnK opened up clear, hut
- 7,
tlun thruUKhout the day. The official
weather prediction Ih for fhoweiM to
nlKht und a moderate temperature 1 ,., ...hl n(),thward Mr Hawlev din-
IVIH.U I . 1 " "HW"
' Tneeavy fall of . I.he UM,VZTuXZ7
nlKht make .he to.al rainfall fW,"" ha t f ''hv .1 ZLnt
September ho f a r t h In
ini'lien, fifty hundredths
year
iff an
nuvinK laiien previoua to yehieniay,
mi neH. o, (, n, uiui it. jut uveriiKC
rainfall of September annually Hince,
ilia ..a.... I 111' hi.o l.n.... 711 i.F n I. ...I. '
the year 1 1 1 2 haa been .70 of an Inch
TonintoeH, melonH, ti r a p(
and
nrnnti.-iillu nil M.fi friilia ,,,,.1 veie.
laiJieH HUIM'IIMI ItH a ICHUJI. Ol HI HI
nlKht'a rain. i
The Krape crop. Bald lo be one of
the heavlent In yeai-H, waa da milled
to Homo extent, the water ca unIiik
the riper K"npen to crack and the
larner bumhcM to mildew. M lldew .
Ih caUHed )y the water running Into
the center of a hunch with no way.
of drylnK out.
Melons, eHpeclallv eantaloupeH and !
miiHknieloiiH, are cauaed to crack by
continued contact with water.
mttlom
R.PrUd by Jaouon Count AbatrMt Co
Slllh 6trMl w. Cntr.i .Mito
Ileal IChIiiIc TrmiKrers.
Herbert fl. LaUDHpach. et ux.
lo Hay 13. Kennedy, et ux.
V. 1J. to lot 4, hlk. 2, I'aKK
Add. to .Mcdford
W. U. Carey to Urnest A. Willi
am, W. D. to lot H, hlk. 4,
Uenson's Add. lo Mcdford...
10
j
Clly of Wedford to li. K. Mor
ton, et ux, W. 1). to is 14 lots
7 nnd 8. hlk. I, oak Park
Add. to Mcdford dr.O
E. A. Flnlnytion, et al to Viola
Korahuw, V. ). lo B. 10
acre of W. 20 of lot 4 4,
Stewart Acres 1000
William P. Wrlitht, ct ux. In
Paul Enltiuin, v. 1). to lots
7 und , SE of HV, ec. 22,
twp. 38 H., It. 4 West
Pearl C. Dtislt, et al, to Kit
phrazit Armstrong, Q. V. U. lo
HW of H, BK of BW, sec. 21,
twp. ST. H., It. 2 West
A. H, Houkup, ct ux, to Karah
K. Ilunncll, V. 1). to lot 1,
blk. 1, llarr's Add. to Mcdford
Kuphraea Armstroiifr, ct vlr, to
Jlurtlll Perry, W. IJ. lu SW
of HE, HE of HW, sec, 21,
twp. 85 H.. It. 2 WnHt
J. A, Perry, et ux, to Wm. 1'.
Weddell, v. I), lo lots 2 and
3, Perry's sub-division
Llnzy Hartley, ct ux, to Henry
riordon Dlcse, W. I), to HE.
8V4 of N'10, sec. 14. twp. 30
8., n. 4, Weal
Emll ltrllt, et ux. lo School
Dlst NO. 37, W. I), to land
In sue. 0, twp. ;Ki s it. I
West
William T. (Irlcve, ct ux, to
Hogue lilver Timber Co., W.
J), to lot In blk. 1, llarr's
Add. to Mcdford
Win. C. (lrubh, et tlx, lo llul
ler & Thompson t'o. I). ('.
D. to lot 20, Southern Home
Tract
Lnurii D. DcmIko lo Ooimld An
derson, ct ux. W. I), to lot
10
.
.
-
10
in
10, blk. 2, Cotliiire Home Add
to Medford 10
Kdnn. M. Hewalde to .lohii 1
Oewnlde, W. !., land In sec.
8, twp. 38 S., It. 1 West ...
II. M, Chaunell In Frank II.
Walker, et ux, W. I), to lot
on Ashland street. Ashland
Anna llelie Wilcox, et vlr, to
W. A. Hockfellow. Q. C. P.
to NK of SW, SH of NW,
sec. 2 nnd 3, sec. 18. twp.
37 S., It. 2 Kast
Keith Oil Ijind Co. lo Kilwiird
11. Iluer, deed to N of NK,
sec. , twp. 4ll s., H. 2 Mast
Clarence (1. Hunt, et ux. to
, Chester A. Ilrown, et ux, W.
I), to land in sec. 23, Iwp.
37 N. H. 2 West
V. H. Btlnson lo Julia A. Stln
son, W. I. to lot 2. hlk. 8.
lioss Add. to Meiirord
Ada Sheffield, et vlr lo (lllle
A. Oiirver. W. I), to pint lot
1, block 1. Gray's Add. to
Medford
I.. H. Scott, et ux. lo I.. II. Gal
latin, et ux, W. n. to S'i ol
8. section I, Hogue Hlver Val
ley Or. Tract
Amos A. Graves, ct ux. lo .loo
l l'elllt, el ux. W. I), to
Innd III sec. II. Iwp. 3!l s., 11.
1, Must
10
w. o. w.
s.vrii anivi:hs.hv campaign
38.000 members of the Woodmen
of Ihe World have volunteered to
secure 36.000 new members. We
want you lo be one of tin- new mem
bers. Get Into lhe big Western society
that invests lis money in Western
Securities. A big Inlllatlon will be
held here nt Medford on October 2nd.
tllve your application to any member
of the aoclcly. For further Infoima-
HAT STOLEN, SO
BUYS NEW ONE:
An unknown pnjran uent oitmo out
or the Hotel Moll oi-il mil in if room
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thin mornltitr mid iihnent ininiltMllv
walked iiwhv with Conurewmiian W.
( V. Hnwl..y' hat. leavlnK hi, own In
lt place. The j.u-i-H.kIuh act wan
not dlwovered until Home time later
when thu Salem MuUnman finihed
dlnlnir.
dlnlntf
A hurried can van of the idtuathm
led to the conrluHlon that the Hon.
. Jiawiej nai. wnicn i.ir
mill ('(IVBI Vtl II lit II y Wlillf 11IIU IKIliiPIIUl
nolltlcal Hecrets. had been Hwlped.
f.ik lmrhi.ru Cri tchie of old. A
I.Ike Itarhara Kri tchie of old. A.
H. KoHciihaum. the Southern 1'acific
m. it. H. man. anie to the emergency
" "., ,
juu'h wlier
the latter purchaKed a
lira ml new HtetHon. and then left on
i , , , . ' . . ,,
, minded purlolner, who wan expected
to hIiow it at the hotel iiKnln within
a ,(,v or ,w
when be discovered hlu
iniHtlikc
AnoiJK T(IKIf(.,.y nm i p to
J '
flate and alvvayH looking for Uew
"' '
l.nuiiifuH m.i.nrlnnltliw the h 11 U I
" ' . " . " .
think he h wiped the hat.
F
SUSPECT MOTHER :
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MOI KJO., I III., Mcpl. I,. A. -
P.) The mystery of the sudden dls-
, ,i,., ,
ih i i,... ... iv...... h,iu
bwn solved. The body, encased in1
wooden box, was lound last night
, :.., .!..
Track residence formerly occupied by
the child's step-father and mother, given in such publications to war
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Zamora. They like exploits.
IcTt town two weeks ago und police' - . .
are making a state-wide search for The New (ciicnitinn.
hem. I
ho body was found by A. Del-
mliln who Is living on the place and
three friends. Andrew I.ewick, Louis
Chenave and Joseph Sarlorlo. Theyi
at once notified lhe authorities. (
I Delmutn claimed he had a pre
monition Hint the ctilld was nurieu
somewhere on the place. lie also
said Hint he had dreamed that her
body could he round there. Tuesday
he stalled digging in tile cesspool
with Ihe result Hint lhe body was
. uneali bed.
I rpon being uuestloned as lo the
whereabouts of her daughter, Mrs.
y,Hmimt told authorities that the child
died In the county hospital but no (
hlld of Hint name had ever been
n pallent nt thai institution.
Humors persisted among lhe rest-
denls of the district that the child
hud been murdered and btirltl! on
the place. An older girl, Mary John-
son. an adopted child, told that her
mother hud drowned the liltlo one
in a, lull of water and hidden the
body. Officers who renewed tho
search after these reports failed to
locale the body.
WASHINGTON. Sept. 10. Two ad-
ditloiial bids, for air mall contracts
were received today along with the.
17 oilier bids opened yesterduy.
One wns for lhe Seattle-Los Ange
les route, Vern C. Curst, North Hend,
Ore., 7i'i per cent of air mall post
age, using ix Curttss biplanes, two
of which are reserve.
The two proposals had been posted
,lV n'r mall In lline to have ronrhed
. Washington for the official opening
I of Ihe proposals, hut through fail
I nre of Ihe pnstnl service had not
I been delivered in time. In such
cases lhe bids are tisualty recognized.
Cook wllh gas.
if
LET'S SEE.
Fair
Deal
THI4 BILL 14 h
MA'iONABLEXi
I REMEMBER
I 60T GOOD
SERVICE
TOO
After you have
ordered fuel
from us, you "11
find the price is
WELL,
I'M 60N6
TO DPAL
THERE ALL
THE. TfrAE
fair our service
is right nnd our
coal is the best.
PHONE 239 MEDFORD
9ie Answer to tht, Burning Question
US, ABSENCE IN
II
fiEVKVA Kent. 17. fA. !. I The
nhsenro .r Hid I'nlted huh en. Mexico,
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AiKriuuiii uimi j'l.'uiiuur it'riiitiin
... i... ... ..
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wf (lei.birM, ln oVu.UIr, -'T
f(jr(i hc. (,u UMvmhly today. ultH were an follouH.
Je M ht, (reHUim., ;hat the' 0lK 'ourlh niiIe ,ash Hunter,
...... t,.',i' w..r owned hy llohHon, KnlKht up, won
... . ? ....
liecaune he preferred not to ub-
Htime reKporiHllilllty in Kuiop?an af-
faliM and wanted no in inference,
fr0m Kurope in her affaiiH,
lit. vl.-..rl th.. f...... ft.,,, -.rmilnnn
,,,. ,.h ,,.
. ihkIi'mIi-iI.i.. i.,.hhn ,iwiu ...
retained on indcoemtence In Inlcrnu-
"'" "" ...iK.t edaKer
tin intercHtH of all.
Hit iVii.n (.,,., .-I. ,,.,,! I.I., I
, .... .... ,
1 . 1 Wl" Vl,m cnmt-,vmL
which he made piihlic laat nlitht.
'""'"" " "
!.u -""?"' - "-" '
or am reaoiuiion Homewnat to on
vlate the ponHible imireHhlon that
ttw. i..., 1,1 ... i
,
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in v ii it-ii i ne siiiiencaiiH a i'e coihi iy
IntereHted and which Is acheduled for
n uuuuinn (n i n .1
..
Ah pieKente.l todnv Under the tit e
on.open.tliin of Ihe presii In Ihe
work of dlwirmainent," the resolu-
lion rail intention lo Ihe Important
i played hy Ihe pre ,in tho at-
talnmenl (,f moral dlxar.nan.enl. It
InvlteH the council of the leamie lo
conxlder the po8Hil,ility of tonven-
Iiib n committer of c.perln to decide
upon Ihe feaslhllity of convoking a
press conference of nil continents
for Improvement of the transmission shoulder ns he somersaulted. Smith
of Internallonal news of peace andw"H,1(,t '"J"'?"'-
o-operatlt.n,
The ri'solutlon suuircsts this could
he done first by ohlalnini,' less ex-
pensive and fasler transmission of
,,,,,,-u ..n.i i , . ,,
""" iJ coosiueriiig all
Ihe professional uuestions which may
have lic.ii hi.. ,. ii, ,
news of neace.
.M. Dorel, former Haitian minister
of education. Introduced a resolu-
lion ilrln , ...!.. , .....'entered by the fire department, a poor
books lo diminish the Importance
M-. HiollK. Chain cigar stores
nre to sell lingerie and men's funilsli-
lugs.
.
Cook with gns. if.
Is Your Child
Thin and Weak?
t'oil l.lvcr Oil In Sugar Coaled
Tabids Puis on l-nh anil
ll.iilds 'I'licm lp.
just n tew davs quicker than
V()u ev,.,. (Il.t,nIm,(l nrlhri(e w.
tl,.rfui health building, flesh niaking
tablets called .McCoys Cod Liver Oil
comimunil Tablets will start to help
nlly thlll underweight Utile one.
Aflol. Bi,.knP81 ,, w,cre rickets
nre nosp.t,.,! ,u,v ,. (isiieelnlly
valuable. No need 'to give them liny
. naMtv f0d l.lvcr Oil Ihese tab.
lots are made lo take the placo of
that good, hut evil smelling, stom
ach upsetting medicine ami they
surely do 11. !
A very sickly clilbl. aged 0, gained
12 pounds in 7 months.
Ask Heath's Drug Store. West Side
Pharmacy, Mcdford Pharmacy, or
nnv druggist Tor McCov's Cod Liver
j till Compound Tablets as easy lo
take as candy CO tablets lio cents
and money buck If not satisfied.
Adv.
ast Gall! Join IVhile Tou Mayl
Until closing time, Saturday, housewives may still take advantage of
REDDY & COMPANY'S
COMMUNITY PLATE CLUB
iuu Kt.Lfc.IVL. the Silverware at once, and best of all, you
rav onh our regular cash price not one penny more.
How easy if you act to completely equip your table with
that lovely Silverware you've always longed to possess!
. REDDY & CO J
The TreasureoHouso " 9
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(Continued From Page One)
Whether he would ko to Canada he
said, he had not yet decided.
Kred Mudillnor, weretary of the In.
tcr purllanientary unto today nam
'
mem Lei would
not upt arranne-
mentH.
Al'TO HACKS TI!ICH.r.
(Continued from pngo one.)
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Kllllllllljf Itace IU Mills
! TtunnliiK raceH included a quarter.
firm; Virginia Dure, A rant up, hhp-
loiul, and Uherty Hell. Mitchell up.
third. Time 23 aecondH. Howard
Man alHO ran.
' 1 nrec-eiKlltH mile Ciasn IJiainu.n.
i Hick, t'unimlnifa up. first
Meter
1 Maid, A rant up, second and Itaeon.
imiiiil up, iiiirii. run u i t. ut, ii"iniu
1 ' iy . 1
were other en-
trantH. Time 37 3-5 Hcconns.
One-half mile dash Circle KiMht
I U III 1 1)1 TILTH, IjrSl 1'nilCCHM HCC-UIIII Illiu
.iniv .'iv ihh-i 'rimn 5 a xecondH.
, ' " tll . . A1
Hueklnu horses were ridden by Al
"T '"n! J:.'"k lZ
' , 'T
v":"",i,"c r""""' "
-Jur' 10 tne ri,k'- wh''n- "fler nt nad
been nltched over the hose'H head the
hore continued bucklntr and knelt
on him.
JuinjiInK by .Mcfleave's trained
S t IM'lt lei ' h fl HO hflCHch fill I If tl llV .MlSH
. ,
-Munemie .May au-i ie;ive ami .i-i.y
"". met with Ihe approval ol me
en"d. each Jump meet.iiK wllh more
applnune nH the l.ai were rained liluh-
er hlisher until the hoi-aes were
'!''''" 'he top Par at well over six
tpM'
In lakinK a two harrier Jump Smith
thrown when hlH horse xtumlilcd
aiialiiBl the second harrier. TaklnK
,nnst "r lhe lh '"" "" nls
A l-ord puk race in whlcn were en-
tered by Ihe fire and waler depart-
menls of the IMty of .Mcdford and hy
""V
"Fat" Hitler of Gold Mill, was
iit.other of the r.-icinir felt .Ires. Adel
t ,;, . V , .
I-'"t. Kiviera Park drove
l Hitler's hug to victory, with the waler
department hug piloted by Dusty
I!ha-les second and Mllburn Harvey
I in the compressed and truncated hug
Ihe Ilrillnh deleiiallon wa8 reported lo and Ituynioml I rnwloru mini. , nistrlet cx-
slurl for Washing..,. Sa.urday and Carl Iceland's orchestra furnished The Ta enl f"""" , " V.v
thai Ihe dropping of any particular music durl.iK the program In the af- h,,t llortloullutul h I Is i-e
FAIR WEEK IS SHOPPING WEEK
While attending the Fair this week we invite you to visit our
store and see the pronounced saving to be made in all lines of
merchandise.
jst.'v '
ing your new fall hat.
LADIES' COATS
All new stock tailored and fur trimmed models in all
popular prices.
The Store That
Saves You Money
CTiEJUTIFUL table Silverware genuine
JLJ Community Plate now obtainable
under our special one week offer
YOU SELECT all the lovely Community Plate Silverware
you want-any Design, any Pieces, any Sets.
YOU PAY as little as ?j.oo now, depending upon amount of
purchase; then a small sum weekly.
been vaiulniMMl Willi n new carburetor
h,1 he fleures on Kivimi Kill-It ft"'"
run fur l moil--. Time thr
.hree .up. was 4 minute, .4-5
'"ti, dner .:..,. won Ihe Kr..
race" of one la,, in 2 n.lnu.eH 4!
seconds, will. I.. I ii..Kt..M second
i .... .. ...
ternoon UfHime in nium.rni'
without a piano, (hat inflrumeni of
inn covered in order
to protect It from
Ihe rain and Ihe orchestra navn.K
moved back into the urauilstand.
IlldKliiK Is Stalled
Exhibits this mornlnK were intor
estlnc more iieople than on the open
Inn day and slock Judidnit attracted n
larife crowd. Members of the Hoys'
fa If club had their exhibits Judged
this forenoon. N. f. Jamison of O.
A. ". extension division was conduct
InB the JudKillK of the animals.
Among the larsre exhibits of thor
ouKhhred cnllle are: Humon, West
and Waters. Klrlland Farms. Ijikeslde
Ayrshlres from Grants Pass. Mount
crest. Hilt. Calif., J. W. Anderson.
Central Point: Mycr Creek Farm.
Ashland, and Ihe Josephine County
Guernsey association. Grants Pass.
The booths of the Portland Silver
Fox ami Fur Farms and the Orcnon
Silver Fox and Fur Farms, near the
main entrance, where live foxes arc
on exhibition, were centers of Interest
this forenoon.
As had been the case ever since Ihe
fair opened, the merchants' hiilldinK
has been the most popular amoiiK the
exhibits, the excellent decorations nnd
tho lame variety of products attract
Inu many spectators.
New Ford Arrives
A new Ford tourlni; car arrived this
mnrnintr and was placed on display
in the c. K. Gales exhibit In the Auto,
mobile Show. It was allr.'lctl.lK much
attention there early In Ihe day. The
automobile dealers have ennaned
Abby Green nnd his Xlirht llnwks to
play during the show In lhe after
noon. The snme orchestra will play
nt the Pavilion dance this evenlmr and
Friday nnd Saturday evenings. Danc
ing begins al 8:30 and admission to
the Pnvillon is 10 cents, the usual
plan of charging $1.10 having been
dispensed with during this week.
HuskcH'h Stylo Slitnv
The style show, presented hy Itus-
DABY SCOLDS
i 11
lr
ara soon "nipped in the bud"
without "dosing" by use of
views
V VapoRub
Opt 17 Million Jar Und yearly
NEW FALL MILLINERY
is the most interesting and most, important part of your
new fall outfit and to meet tins demand we are receiving
Hew hats daily, offering all the newest and most up-to-date
styles the market affords.
Our display of Velvet. Pattern Hats, Imported Velours,
Pelts and hats for the children displays such quality anil
style as all well dressed ladies admire, at prices that will
surely please you.
You can select flowers and feathers from our extensive
showing and have your hat trimmed in any style desired
hy our experienced trimmer, who can assist you in select
SHIELDS
u in the incrw
, sen m '""''.. ..,, nrterwiurn
" J! ""''71, of interest while It wax
wh the renti r r Inter
1",";?' I,r1nU.
..ore . i-'-ffSn!
this afternoon. A I'1 j, ',r,,,,eul
; be Riven , by J. . Mann, 1 I . i
......... Ih IkVdltllllf.
i nK imn n on-..
' . . . ..i ..-.I Ahih.
male und represents a greal dea of
enterprise and labor. This exhibit
occupies nearly all one side of the
building. The Gallatin sisters will
demonstrate, the baking "f l1'"
bread und the ennning of fruit wi n
a new electric oven, in Ibis exhibit.
Friday nt 11 a. m. nnd Saturday at
10 n. m. ' , .
Fair tickets may be purchased be
tween :30 and 11 In lhe morning al
lhe Chamber of Commerce building
in Medford.
CnnU wllh irns.
DANCE
Opening Dance
of the Season
at
EAGLE POINTtub
SAT. SEPT. 19
at the Old Hall
First Class Music
the new shades sold at
222 W. Main
Medford
Don't
Fail
To See
the
MAYTAG
GYRAF0AM
WASHER
with
Self -cleaning
Heat-retaining
CAST
ALUMINUM
that
NEVER
WEARS
OUT
also
8
OTHER
WONDER
FEATURES
at the
CRATER LAKE
H'DWARE tO.
BOOTH I
i
in the . '
Merchants' Building
Fair Grounds
Are you going to
celebrute your birth
day, or anybody's? If
so, rest assured yiot
your party will be
crowned with success
It you serve some of
our superior "velvety
tasting" crenm as a
refreshment.
Ask for Yum-Yum or
Nutritious Ice Cream
Jackson County
Creamery
virvri
LAMltEnSIHH
BROADWAY StVENTH
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