Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, September 28, 1925, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text0 fcorat&fuf Personal Thin forenoon tho local brunch of the U. 8. free employment bureau wue In need of 60 apple and penr pletferfl, with nil uvitllabtn help alrcudy taken. Acordinff to Chris Oottlfeb, In chui'Ko of the bureau, the floating picker pop ulation hua pructlcully dlMippeiired, most of tho trumpH and other itinerant wunderora Imvlntf gone to the sunny uouthlund. Vanta twistlesa taps will not kink or twist. Vanta shlrtii without a fault. Nighties that will not bind. A complete outfit for the baby. Handi craft Shop. 1C3 Tho Franklin enfe was closed today and will bo most of tomorrow inciden tal to alterations being made by which the kitchen that has always been In the bawment will be lnntallod on the main dining floor. This change Js being made by the management to In sure a quicker and more efficient Her vico in the restaurant. Tho cafe will be In service again by 6 p. in. Tues day. , Screen doors at Wallace Woods Lumber Yard, Cor. Kuet Alain and Genesee. ' 88tf A KorrJ car, owned by Lest or Lord, newly painted black and with no top, was atolen in the city yesterday in broad daylight. The car had not been recovered up to early this nfternooon. Noel Km k Ine gives piano lesson h at pupils' homes. ' Think of tho advan tage. Phone 729-W. 173 John (Hhlne) Edwards, former lo cal residont, held by the Bacramcutn, Pallf., police In connection with a ncnsatlonul hold up of a movie thea ter a woek ngo, was released from custody Saturday, after being held for Investigation. It developed that the auto owned by the Edwards and used by the bandits, was stolen from its parking place. Mr. and Mrs. James (Khine) Edwards, also detained for questioning, were released. The "Hhlne" boys are well known In this city and county, where they lived for yearn, and until six months ago wore residents of Klamath Falls. Wanted, palnter-plastorer to do big Job who will take jjood used car for pay. Hlttson Motors. Phone G7. 162 At Ashland this afternoon and ev ening a conferenoe will be held of ( ."ham bcr of Commerce secretaries from Koseburg south, on matters per taining to tho devel -pment and well fare if this section of tho state. W. 11. D. Dodson, general manager of the Portland Chamber of Commerce, Is a participant In this conference, for which Secretary Boyl of the Med ford chamber left this noon. I represent the strongest group -of fire Insurance companies In America. Carl Y. Tengwaid, Holland Hldg. rhone 994. 104tf George Armstrong and Wrflter Wil son are local citizens who spent yes terday in an unsuccessful deer hunt Jn tho Elk Crook country. Screen doors at Wallace Woods 7 aim bcr Yard, Cor. East Main and Genesee. - ggtf Included among the tourists and others here from a distance, register cd at local hotels are: Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Cooper of Washington, Dr C, D. K. Wake of Schenectady. N. Y., Mr. and Mrs. 13. H. Banders and I. W. Mefl of Vancouver, U. C, Will J. Ijrw of Minneapolis, Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Guult, Mrs. iu K, Smith, Miss Crlstte Brown and Miss Ada Leopor of Iteno, Nov., Charles Raphael of New York City, Mrs. M. A. Robey of Breckinridge, I Colo., Mrs. C. T. Robertson and Mrs. M. I. Itlnglo of Patorson. N. J., and Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Noff of lown. Hemstitching, button covered, at the Handicraft Shop. tf Mrs. L. Coulter of Jacksonville, who has he.un a patlpnt at tho Hacred Heart hospital for several days past, i suffering from a severe illness, is slightly Improved. j Hnldcrs creamed cottage choose made from fresh milk and cream.1 166 The first meeting of tho year will be held by tho Lincoln school Parent , Tench era association next Friday af ternoon. lr. D. H. Geary will address the parents and teachers and tho on . tertniument program will be fumlsh do liy tho fifth grade. Now officers t nf tho Lincoln school P. T. A. will fur- nlsh refreshments. ; Iarge Cotton rugs wanted at Mall Tribune office. j C. U. Salisbury and J. P.. Roberts of tho Automobile rlub of Southern California wero among the California visitors hero Sunday, J Dr. W. C. Hchaefer, dentist, extrac tion specialist, gas and locul nnaes ; thetlc. Phono 1117. 426 Bled ford Uldg. 170 llwih R. Rankin, supervisor of the Outer National forest. Is spending several days Inspecting trail work at Lodgepnle, a short distance nbovo Prospect. Ijirgo Btock Victor records at Fnl mer's Music Store. tf lleston Grieve came down to the city yesterday from Prospect to rush back home some pnltre medlclno for his father, James 10., and fresh pea nuts and film mnpaxlnes for his grandfather, John. nsHlstnnt consult ing architect for tho now union high school nt Prospect. Rrlrk ice rrenm fine nt TVVne's. tf f 1 Butterhorns Really Delicious We are featuring them at 5c each The COLONIAL IV ftouthsrn Oregon I I Finest Bakery u o flanilford J.ij, nichariltufi a wrll known young- nmn of Central Point, waa fined $10 in Aiduo Glenn O. Tuy- lnJi eourt tl)n inurnliiK on hli plea Or UU IV III II ehutM'n ttr,,r u.rilniit W him hv IMIv Trufru rfi..- it i iau t'ott for Hlieeilliif; a truck on North Ttlvemlrir. Alton Morris of Gold Hill, wan alno fined f 10 for apeedliiK on tho Crater Lake Highway Saturday niwht whllo on route to tho Kaglo I'olnt daneo. State Traffic Officer J. J. Mo Malum was tho complalnlne officer. Have that worn carpet made Into a nice fluff ruij. Hug Works, 706 IMne street. Phone 610-M. 162 Cnllfornluns reslstered at local ho, tola Include Mr. UJld Aim. J. M. Men clell of llerkeley, Mr. and Mm. J, O. Jcnmin of Han Rafael. Mm. IIpkhIo I)c AVItt of Norwalk, Mra. (!. If. Walno and MIhh U. Hunianaon of Hollywood. Mr. and Mm. It. M. Tutting and Mr, and MrH. K. P. Rooacl of Vallejo, MIkh Mary L'lomontH, Roan Cleinenla. Mr. and Mrs. U 1). Miller and Mr. and 1 Mm. G. L. J Ionian of Ran Franclaco and A. L,. and Mlas Pandrier, Mrs. AlKlna U. French, Geneva Donley, Mrs. Dana and Mr. and Mm. G. 11. Troutcr of Los Angeles. The Daisy Shop will open Thurs day, October 1st, and art needle work, layettes, a specialty. Room 11, Palm mock, acroHH from lanh Hotel. 166 Kven though F. Ji. Nichols of tho poHtofflco staff killed two deer In tho Kvans creek district yesterday with the assistance of itollcy A. Swan, fel low members of the staff do not ex pect choice steaks, as prunes only were promised them. Pears, apples, extra low prices. Johnson Produce Co., 241 N. Fir St. Phone 07. 133tf Mrs. Olive C. Grurtlro of Colum bus, Ohio, memler of the board of ap peals of the Grand Indite of Pocahon tas of Ohio, left early Saturday morn ing for California en route to her eastern home by the southern route, after having spent a short time here visiting tho Weatonka council of tho lodge. Your car washed, polished or steam cleaned by Pennington's Battery Ser vice will always be appreciated. 1 59tf Including the four enrs of pears shipped out yesterday, 1804 cnrloads of pears have been shipped to eastorn markets by local packing houses so far this season. Three cars of apples were also shipped, making a total of 45 cars for that fruit. Large cotton rags wanted at Mall Tribune office. Jack Horton. connected with tho lo cal forest service, returned late Sat urday from a 20 day trail Inspection trlp-ln tho. Dead Indian and tho I.nko of the Woods country. During that time he traversed nearly 300 miles by horseback. Ho reports that hunters are killing many deer, which, in some sections are more numerous than us ual. Ho nlso related thnt ho noticed an Increaso in fawns and does in the mountain country, a fact which ho attributes to the good feed nurtured by the hard rains and snows of last, winter. ' All classes of carburntors repaired and adjustod. Williams & McCurley. tf Washington stato visitors registered nt local hotels include O. W. Mnrshall of Tncoma. Mr. nnd Mrs. C. C. Ahem of Ilollingham, Mr. and Mrs. F. CI. Horton of Olympla, Mr. nnd Mrs. 12. K. Root of Sumner and J. 12. Middle- datiff, A. C. Abbott, H. U Johnson, Theodore Nonl hulls and Mrs. L. Han sen of eSattle, LoHBOns Riven In oil painting, water colors or china doooration. Call Mrs. Vlvlnn Norman Barto at Palmer's Stu dio, or 821-Y. Because tho Crater l.nk.0 season closes Wednesday, tomorrow will he tho last day tho stages, from hero and, Klamath Falls will take passengers to the lake, as following tho closing and boarding up of the lodgo Wednesday, morning, for the winter season, the stages will bring down all the om pluyes of tho lodgo to this city, to scatter to their various homos. Only one pasaengor was taken up to the lake this forenoon by stage. Tho Oregon Stato Board for Exam ination and Registration of nuracH will meet nt Medtord fnr tho purposo of conducting an examination on Oc tober 111 and 20th, 11125. Blanks and Information will bo furnished by Graco I.. Taylor, 448 Centor streot, Sa lem, Oregon, on written request. 102 Lindsay Campbell of San Franclaco, member of the cxecutlvo department of tho Southern Pacific linos, is a business visitor here today. Dr. 13. D. Klwood, optometrist, has moved to his temporary office over Lamports, 228 M. Main. tf Mrs. Fred Dutton waa nmnug tho rcagle Point visitors here today trans-' acting business. Wo are closing out our portable $00 electric New Homo sewing machines at $50. An opportunity to buy tho newest type sewing machlno below cost. Peoples Klectlio Store. Phone 12. 1 63 Miss Louise Fnllln, who has been employed at the Shnsta cafe for some time, has ncepled a clerical position with tho l'luo Box company at Grants Pnss. Try that big milk shake at DoVoo's. tf Many Medford and valley residents, as well aa hotel men from all over the Pacific coast will attend tho formal opening dinner nnd program this ev ening nt Ashland of tho Lithla hotel of that city. Fruit growers got In touch with the government free employment bu reau for apple pickers. Medford Chaitrnor of Commerce. 154tf Orblo Natwlck, who had been spending several days In tho stale metropolis nrrlved hero this forenoon. Hunters take notice. Hunting par ty leaving with 30 head of pack and saddle horses the last of this week. Inquire at Dr. t!lton. 162 Miss Wweneth Mllledge resumed her duties at the city attorney's office this morning after an absence of sev eral weeks caused by Injuries receiv ed In an auto wreck near Gold Hill. Send some pictures of Crater Lako. Medford and the Rogue River valley views to your friends. Palmer's pic tures are best. tf Judge C. M. Thomas returned this forenoon from his visit nt Portlnud. T. L. Taylor nnd his father returned Saturday'evenlng nfter intending two months In Oregon nnd Washington. Miss Frances Perry, nsslinant secre tary of the Chamber of Commerce, returned yesterday (ruin Corvnllls. where she had attended tho "rush week" nt tho Oret-nn AltIimiIIiii-iiI cot. leire. Q We par for nshei nnd sell dirt chenp. Brown Wfmo Agency, Inc . . If ffiDFORD MATL THTBUKK, Out of town Oregontans arriving Kunday, who ariycKltered at Jho cal hotels, iricliMo Mr. aftl gAIi'S. i Child of Dend. Mr. and Mrs. G. h. Karge, Mr. and Mrs. 8. M. Wilson nnd Jf. D. Chlleppl of Hal em. A., IJ. .Hart of Oregon City. H. H. Moreau, M. I McN'utt, O. r Illanton ' and Inry Koskamp of KuRene, and the follow ing from Portland': Mr. and Mrs. D. W. liules, Mrs. Kthcl Grant, Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Itallard, Mr. and Mrs. D. V. Hunt, Mr. and Mrs. A. JO. Hnillh. Mr. and Mrs. V. K. Hubbard. Mrs. W. O. Hoon, Mrs. Lelitha K. Askurlt, Mr. and Mrs. J. Gross and Mr. and Mrs.' O. J. Hill. Palmer's Photo Studio makes tho best pictures. tf All local boy scouts interested in leather working are invited to take part In a course given by a Sacramen to, caiir, scoutmaster October 4th and 5th. The course, Is is said, will bo very Interesting. We pay for asnes and sell dirt cheap. Brown & Whit Agency Inc. tf So dead to the world was he that fellow members of tho fire depart ment held obsequies over Clyde Stev ens' sleeping body yesterday morning. Franrant flowers were strewn nnd hymns were sung as he peacefully slumbered, for It Is not often that ho attends a Saturday night dance. ' When selecting baby's outfit don't fail to iffclude tho Vanta non-shrlnk-able garments. A complete line at the Handicraft Shop. 163 ' Miss Helen Ttodolph returned to day from Portland nnd other cities north, whore she had been spending the past several weeks. Dr. E. D. Elwoort. optometrist, has moved to his temporary office over Lamport's. 228 12 , Main. ' tf Tourist from a dlstnnco registered at Merrick's Motor Inn include the families of A. Hlchnrd of Kansas iCty, Mo., F. F. Fox of Columbia. Miss.. O. W. Henzman of Mathlor, Ind., W. L. Oleerup of Harley. N. C, and H. F. Hart of Madison. Wis. Budwelser tl.60 per doz. at De Voe's. 180tf The city treasury is $lrt0 richer through the visit of tho medicine tent show at tho corner of Sixth and Holly streets all last woek. as the license for such a show for a week's appearance Is $100. The tent show outfit pulled out this morning for Klamath FallH which will bo played this week. Snldor's creamed cottage cheese now on sale in Medford. 166 Forty out of the state cars, lnciud- inff ones from Pennsylvania, Alabama and other eastorn states, and mostly enroute north from California, were registered here yesterday by tho lo cal state traffic bureau. Specify Snider's creamed cottage cheese. 166 Fair tonight and Tuesday Is the weather prediction Issued this fore noon. Today and yesterday had much cloudiness, but the temperature continued mild with a maximum of 74 yesterdny and a minimum of 49 to day. -- , . ' Florence Graves, accredited piano teacher. Studio, 304 South Ivy. Phone 870-W. 163 Dr. E. D. Elwood. optometrist, has moved to his temporary office over Lamport' 22j E. Main. tf Dr. and Mrs, Ei Klrchprcssner will leave tomorrow for San Francisco to spend the winter, returning to their summer home near Trail next Spring. Have you tried Snider's creamed cottage cheese? A sic for it. 166 Boy Scout troops 1 and 2 nrc com mencing to hold their regular meet ings nt the Sou til Methodist church. The Scouts expect to have a very busy season and are out. to make records In several lines of scnuloraft. Have you tasted Snider's creamed cottage cheese. - '-" f- 166 OBITUARY LAWRENCE Thomas F. Law rence of near Gold Hill and a resi dent of this county since 1K85, passed away nt Sacred Heart" Hospital Sat urday evening, aged 65 years. - He was born in J'atanlc county row Yor)c, canio to Oregon In 1885 and was married in 1S86 at Jncksonvlllo to EUzaboth urtbble, who survives. Ho also leaves five children, James Lawrence of Hngue Klvor Ore., Lloyd of Gold Hill, Mrs. Anna Grlgsby, Mrs. Alice Grove und Margucet Lawrence of .Stockton, Cal. Funeral services will bo held at tho Conger chapel nt 2:00 p. m., Tuesday, Hev. D. J, Howe' will have charge. Intermont In Mod ford ceme tory. LYONS The funernl services for tho late Mrs. Ella M. Lyons, wife of Chan. S. Lyons of 83H Dakota St., who passed nway nt Sacred Heart Hospital Friday, will be held at the Conger chapel at 3:30 Tuesday, Sep tember 29. The body will be for warded tho following day to Way Kuta, Minn., for Interment. It. & S. M. Ttegulnr a, sac m lily. Tuesday, t September 2lith. . 103 TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY WANTED Man for farm work. Ap ply nt ranch, 2 miles rust of Jack sonville, adjoining Clancy orchard. J. A. Manke. - tf FOR. SALE Two or B-ncre tract on JuckHonvtlle highway, mile out. H. N. Lnfland, 2 IT. So. Oakdale. 164 FOR KENT First floor, steam heat, electric range. Also one room on upper floor. Phono f74. tf VOll It EXT Ijirge front room with bath, ebwe In. 121 N. Grape. 167 HAY FOR SALE First quality, third cutting alfalfa hay for Kile In field on lloss Lane. Telephone L. It. Tut tle. 872; evening 411-R-2. Dili FOR SALE Success beardless barley. Registered Jersey bull calf ready for soryice. Phone s-F-2. S. S. Stevens. Talent. Ore. 18S Von lil'.NT 6 room modern house, furnished excepting bedding and ta ble linen, fall J4I-H. e 4 VOll K KN'T House on N. Ivy. Clns in. Phono S-ili-J. xd- tOST Itetwtfin Medford nnd Ah land, hat box containing clothing and hospital medal from Kverett. Wash. Knnvtd r. n. l. Jo V, Mur phy, Lit 10 Suiter St., Snn Kramisco. 162 IVfEDFORD, ' OREO ON1, IRUCKL1T.0N': HIGHWAY ATTACKED IN FEDERAL COURT PORTLAND, Ore., Sept. 28- (A, P.) Suit was filed In tho United States district court hero today against the stato highway commission to restrain the coinmlsHlon from put ting Into effect an order limiting truck loads on the Columbia River highwuy between Portland and Hood River. The commission recently ruled that maximum loads on tho highway bo reduced from 22,000 pounds ts 16.500 pounds. Tho suit is brought by R. B. Morris of Morris nnd Lowther, automobile freight carriers from Portland to The Dalles; H. E. Hewitt nnd Lew Nuns maker, of John Day Valley freight lines; H .L. Livingston of Hend-I'ort-land Transit, and tho Portland-Hood River Truck lines. Tho case was brought In federal court because It Is averred the state highway commission receives air for tho main line, highways In Oregon anom the federal government. T FIRE TO HOUSE BEND, Ore., Sept. 2R. Having bound nnd gagged tho maid, a tramp set fire to tho Tracy Fail-child home this morning about 11:30 and made good his escn pe. The girl was rescued by the neighbors who cal kit tho fire department. The damage to the house was slight and resulted mostly -from smoke, according to members of the fire department. Mr. Fairchtld Is local sales man ager of tho Brooks-Scanlon. Lumber company and with Mm. Fairchlld .was In Portland Sunday. 1 The girl's name Is Bessie Kennan. A singer. Anna Kcrinan is a telephone operator in The Dalles, having re cently been transferred from Bend. Except for the result of the shockT the girl was reported In good shape this afternoon. She managed to drag herself Into the hall and call the fire department .after tho tramp bound her hands. THE LOS ANGELES WASHINGTON, Sept. 28 (A. V.) Major General Mason M. Tatriek, chief of tho army air service, sub mitted today . to Acting Secretary Davis, u memorandum showing that air service officers most familiar with tho construction and condition of tho airship los AnRflcs had recom mended to him recently "that fur ther action be taken to secure tho Los Angeles for tho army ulr ser vice.' The recommendation was made to General Patrick liy Colonel O. G. Hall, who was army observer aboard tho Shenanduuh when thut ship crushed, ; . t "This recommendation," tho mem orandum sn Id, "was submitted by Colonel .Hall after ho had been givn an opportunity to exa initio -the Los Angeles with great care nnd after he had flown in this dirigible." General Patrick's statement was prompted by publication of reports that, tho wnr department had re ceived confidential reports which in dicated that tho Los Angeles was not in satisfactory condition. So u I si i Kite. r Special meeting Siskiyou Lodgo of Perfection, Won- k day evening, 8 o'clock. AM officers especially urged to attend. llyorder'V. M. - - t ltili PAUL . HYNN1NO, Secretary. Cook with gas. tf Our Bit Youa. SERVICE StOOA -WP DO Courtesy is delivered with each order large or small. Yon will like our coal and our fair way . of doing business. ' - aaKSEN Coal r-fi PHONE 239 MEDFORD - 96e Answer to the Burning Question MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 28, Ceolidge Places ' o Woman Dernocrat In Federal Post Miss Jessie 'Dell who suc ceeds the late Mrs. Helen Gard ener as member of the U. S. Civil Service Commission, is a Georgian und a Democrat. SAN KUANC1SCO, Sept. 28. (A. J'). A report issued today by John Perrhi, federal reserve agent for the district composed of - states of the aciflc slope, stated that changes in the general business situation of the district during August were merely seasonal in character. The report went on to say: "Total volume of business and t ra d e decreased as compa red with .July, but was still above estimated normal expansion. Industrial .ac tivity continued and the volume of Industrial employment Increase, both a s no m pa red with one month a go and one year ago. There waa an in crease in demand for credit, both in reporting member banks and at tho reserve, bank, but funds continue available at (seasonally low rates. Harvesting of the district's crops pro ceeded without unusual incident. "Lumber production of approxi mately 175 mills reporting to four associations in this district exceeded shipments and new orders received of 5-6 nnd 4-2 per cent respectively, during August and was 5-3 per cent larger than during July. . The volume of new orders received during Au-j gust exceeded shipments nnd unfilled t orders nt the close of the month j were larger than at Its beginning.! Shipments were 1.0 per cent andj orders received one per cent smaller! during August than during ,luly. Ac-1 tivlty in tho Industry continued atj higher levels than a year ago," 'Conk with pas. tf LUMBER BUSINESS ON COAST BETTER THAN A YEAR AGO DIRECT FROM 5 WEEKS IN SAN J? v PRICESS-First 18 rows, $2.20; next lit SL GOVERNMENT " FILES APPEAL IN TEAPOT OIL CASE ST l.OI'IS. Kept. 28 (A. 1'.) The govurnllieilfs uppenl I" ho Ten pot Domo lease annulment suit wis filed here today in tho eighth c-uit court of appeals. ' fllKYKNNK,' Wyo Sept. 28. (A. m Watts. dei)iy United States attorney for WyomlllB, is to arrive In St. l.oills, io the record of appeal in tno icai.ui Dome naval reserve annulment suit. Tho appeal will ho filed In tho eMitll circuit court of appeals. ...in ...li another chapter in tho famous teapot dome lease which the Ki'vernment nlleceu in ns m here laat sprlnB that Harry V. Sin clair gained for his Mammoth Oil company, by "collusion and fraud," between Sinclair and the then secre tary of the interior, Albeit B. Fall. Federal Jmlgo T. Illako Kennedy found aualnst the government In every complaint in the bill and the Koverninellt special oil counsel, head ed by Owen J. Roberts and Atl.ee romcrene, dok.'nn appeal, Tending decision of tho court, of (ilipeiils. (he Teapot porno Jusue .con tinues' lii charge of receivers ' ap pointed by .ludgo Kennedy. The government alleges tnat ine NOW PLAYING- Betty BRONSON ' . 1 til. THE ROYAL KHORASSAN QUARTET A Musical Thursday Richard Barthelmess in "Shore Leave" 'SEND MAIL ORDERS NOW Owing to the unusual importance of this engagsment, mail orders will be accepted tfsveral days earlier than has been oustomary for road attractions; Wise patrons will buy early, thus securing first pick of the seats at the various prices. Box office : opens Monday, Oct. 5. NOT A MOTION PICTURE TfIEMSBJSMS!ICCESSIfJ MAST EE? iue puiY' qmr. CRUGHMD (WIN 9 n r&isip that numiiM am irtMrc LL FmH &k is VAGABOND IN STAGE ROMANCE . YOU'LL LAUGH WITH HIM AND YOUU NOT BE ASHAMED TO SHED A TEAR. AN HOUR MAKES HIM THE ACQUAINTANCE OF A LIFETIME. 3YEA3SIN NEW YORK 2 YEARS IN CHICA30 ALL STAR CAST '-' Mrs Jones- . B$hlnln biUJoncs tk'AuMkkiress -MAIL ORDERS- Wlll be filled promptly In otrter received. Make remittances 0 payable to Hunt's Crateriah Theater. Enclose elf-addrtssed stamped envelope to Insure safe return. 3 rows, $1.65: next rows, $1.10. Balcony.JIrst 2 rows, $1.10; balance, 50c. ; Includes war tax. O . - - n - - - T?. ; court abused Its discretion, bcfu trial In refusliiu to grunt the tl!.0 i ment u continuance. t en, . ,' ' get the testimony of iiume,o0jl" , teiial witnesses, some of wm, ." In fxnnrin 1 tttt : The government shames thnt tv ' court erred In Its rulings holdin. J' Ml..ll. .otllfonlu ..... .... "B "It Domo naval oil reservo valid and ih"1 ' it erred In Jioldlng the Ira .! " ; i i. i ,i,i . "H tlnl nwlnr nf Mnv HI 10'1 .. - - . 11 exe.M, also lu a ruline that thero rinuil in tno executive order. - - Tho government excepts to ik finding that no fraud wua commit,!! 5 in negotiating tho . lease or tho plcniental iigreejneot. It except u ine ruling mni Aioeri rail, then ' ,.r .i.A i'. t .. , ' "l " mm nam, p Sinclair, did not conxplro to Mrva . - jino unucn ?iaios uy tno suiiicmtll tal agreement. It excepts further to a rinding n ' .lie neifittbctlon of tile leiiKe .- private or secrat aCreement llw)e' tl,1,,)! mill Mlncliiie mil) wiih n, n,..L . en Dy uiiuuo.aiiv muawiui secrecy, . . j ; Marccll's Miracle Mineral1 Shnw Pflp On After one week of great crowd-i and selling lots of tho Itadlum On' Mineral the allow left Medford t.:' day for Asiiianu und Klamath Kallif Marccll will demonstrate tho meiluf, of this great blood and nerve Imtld.l.. Ing mineral In California this fall uiL winter. Seo tlio agent, or write uj, Marcell. tho Nature Man, 01)1 1 n,l.n,.,l Kt..-nrlhLml. Ore. A.lui.,7 31 THE "PETER PAN" GIRL .. with FLOEENCE VIDOR ADOLPHE MENJOU ' in The Hit of the Season 'Also Surprise One Night ! 'THURSDAY OCTOBER 8 Curtain 81 30 FRANCISCO PIECE maices you W SAME EMM the most lovable old O O