Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 17, 1925, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textm I 1 PAOE TWO ORfifiOtf, SATURDAY," 00T0BFRQ17, 1& JTooaicaci J-J Personal A phanKO in th fine weather that lias been prevailing lately in InikiUd hy the official prediction for Huniluy, which foreonHts oloudlnwHa and proh able rain. NeverthelPHi quite a num ber of rHldenU of Medford and the valley ,and also no mo irtH.torn, plun to tuke a trip to Crater lake toinor Included among the many vlHltom The two climatic numbnm of the A new plan, under which private In the city from Klamath Falls are npecl' aerlea of Hermonn by Hev. J. 11. organizations or any public group-of VI w nnA llu kVnnk VlutrflalH Mr nnri Sun.f (ha Uniifh Mttl h rwl iitf church. IS nr mnr narariu o n ni-pgnva fnr MfB. Krank Jloover, i V. Mathifton, which have attracted unuHual attn- apecial low rate excursion farea oifl Mth.. 10. Aiken, K. O, CununitiKs and tion, are announced for tomorrow. By the Houthern Pacific lines. Jb ai" If. I j. JjiWKiin. theOime of an ImmeiiHe chart which nounced today by F. 8. McOinnla. pan Urlontal Uardepa every Saturday has kept the whole Her J en before the n Ik t. 1 7i coiiKreKation, thi Hinlereitt nun larpely The flrnt annual dance to be Riven been created. The morning subject by the D. O. K. K. will tfe held at , lH "The Chrl.it PaBHioii," and the even ing K. P. hall Monday nlKht. October Ine, "The Prize." 19th at 8:30. All members and friends Invited 180 Mr. and Mr. Charles HnzelrlKg are now rerUdentH of Medford, havintr moved from their erntwhile home on row. The road to the lake anu tne imiikh iimnwuy 10 u ruwunnio ui vm weather there were declared today to and ivy HtreetH. Hulck Master Rlx nondnter, com plete equipment, lookH and run JuhI liku new. A HucrifliHJ price on thin repoMNftHHed car. Heo it at Uulck HalcHroom. K. ItlverHlde. 184 Lmge Btock of Viutor records at Palmer'a Mutfie Htoro, ti I Kightcen out of the Btnto cars were be Ideal. llif Hlx Htudebakftr tourlnv, like new, (food rubber, full equipment at (GfiO.v This in a real Hiiap. Hee thin at Medford Auto Company on Mouth JiivcrHlde, J84 Wo pay for anhefi and Bell dirt cheap. Jirown & White Agency, inc. S-ealBteroU hero yeslenlay by. the local 11 stale, auto traffic bureau. " '.. Ttov. K. R. McVIcar, of Bandon, will jiiiSH Heine's Guide Map of Med- proach in the Presbyterian church at ford, on sale at Mail Tribune office, Jacksonville Kunday,. I Medford Kxchane, 31 C liberty build- Piano instruction, Mrs. Ida Wood, I ing and 910 ,W. JOth Btreet Prices 25c pupil of John M. ' Williams, latent .and $1.00. '' ' ' ' methodu for beginners. I'hone 87U-W. 1 Ko, hunting, no tresspassing slg-ns ! - . - 179 printed on linen for Bale at this of Almost $1 per hundred can he snv-lfice. tf ed on potatoes -at the Johfison, Pro- Callfornlans registered at local ho duco Co. 4 . . tf tels Include Dr. and Mrs. H. V. Hal- The local Bed Crasa Is anxious to imrt of Pnsadeha, F. W. Barret te of pet In toucjf with Mr.;M. JUli; vhoo Sacramento, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Fault address was 1120 W. Kieventh' street, of Oakland. Mrs. W. A. Orlffilh of Medford. Jlcaso telephone Ked Cross Herkeley, Mr. and Mrs. J3. H. Farns 456. :" ' ' (worth of Chlco, A. J. Coke, Ot Chris- Hot tamales. Gusher Cafe. 8 tenBon, Paul E. Baxter and Mr. and Bert's Own Make tamales. Gusher Mrs. I). H. Andrews of IwOa Angeles' Cafe. 1HZ and II. H. Gray, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Van Guests from a distance at local hp-'Druten and Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Fer tels, who arrived yesterday, Include g tison of Hun Francisco. ' W. O. McDavitt of Itochester, N. V., 1 . Meet your friends at the Butte Falls . Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Black of Helena, dance tonight'. - ' Mont., Mr. and Mrs. 13. 7t Wilson of j We pay for ashes and sell dirt Chicago and W. 8. James and A. 12. .cheap, dimming or Kansas city. mo. Booming house In Ashland to ex change for automobile; good location. Address Box 481, Ashland. Ore. 180 Yakima gems 92 per 100 lbs. deliv ered. Quality guaranteed. Johnson Produce Co. tf Hugo Gueniher. head of the stamp department at the postofflce, Is among the local nlmrods who killed their limit of China pheasants yesterday. A pretty line of voile gowns stamp ed to be worked with the new strand ed fiber silk. See window of models. On sale Saturday, $1.00, Handicraft Shop. m Vr. K. D. Klwood, optometrist, has moved to his temporary office over Lamport's. 228 13. Main. tf D. J. Howe, accompanied by mem bers of the choir will hold services at the AppKgate School Sunday after noon at 3 o'clock. A number will go directly from the morning service at the First Christian church, taking their dinner baskets and remaining for the afternoon service. All are In vited to join In the picnic dinner ad attend the meeting. ; The best dance In the valley tonight at Butte Fnlls. 1 Iessons given In oil painting, water colors of china decoration. Call Mrs. Vivian Norman Borto at Palmer's Studio, or 821-Y. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Walker and child ren are down from Koseburg, visiting Mrs. Walker's mother, Mrs. R. K. hoar. Mr. Walker is district game warden for Douglas coun,ty. his ter ritory extending from Diamond lake to the coast. No hunting, no tresspassing signs. printed on linen, for sale at this of fice. tf I5r. n. D. Elwood, optometrist, hap moved to his temporary office over Irftmport's. 228 R. Main. tf 12. P. Brosche, teacher of violin. from Seattle, has arrived and will .make hlH home In Medford nnd will Brown 4 White Agency, Inc. f0now his profession. Mr. Brosche ; tf Itauuht in the Chicago MumIc collece. A A Tlnmnunn Dn.llnnl Cmilh' I . . n. UUUw.- , a)HO ,n ine vaipariso, Jnd., state nor ern Pacific attorney. Is a business vis itor in the clt ytoday. I Oriental Gardens every Saturday night. . 179 I Uiverslde Community club dance Saturday night. Alford's Imperial Orchestra. 179 I Due to the fact that many memberri !nre engaged today and will be tornor- J-fif. model Hod go businrst" coup, - row hunting deer and. ducks locally,!- h been ftnnointed Boftver Knlirht nly.'to.to. '. nrul)n:fit. A fine buy . the American Legion duck hunt. mul and In the North Dakota State Agricultural college. Best Utah coal $15 a ton. Valley Fuel Co. Phone 76. 196tf Screen dooors at Wnllace Woods Lumber yard. COi4. Kast Main and Genesee. 8S;f Russel Hlbbard, of this city, freshman In commerce at the O. A. it .7t. Euv u nut;. ." liuU U -Sales- scheduled to have taken nlace today u i ..n.in lfl4 In Klamath county was postponed un For Sole Certified Federation seed til a more favorable time next week. wheat. Geo, Hilton. Phone 498-11. , The ducks, If any were killed, were 173., to have been given to tlio ' Salvation The first sauerkraut of the season Army, wus on sale this morning at the public 1 Dance at Butte Fulls tonight! Good market, together with other detectable . music, good floor. 171 foodstuffs including hominy, salads! Screen doors at Wallace Woods and many varieties of pastry. The Lumber yard, Cor. East Alain and hominy, will be on sale at the market Genesee. 88tf on Tuesdays and Saturdays of each j A bullet, thought to have been shot week. Many fine chickens were sold Into a tree more than 100 years ago, at bargain prices. Fresh meats, such ns pork and beef, will be at the. mar-, ket in the very hear future. PencheH were' gone, but apples were oh sale In abundance. was recently extracted from a log that was being cut into at the plant of the C. A. Kpauldlng company at Salem. The bullet was of soft lead and larger than the pullets In use at the present Modern Woodman dance, Butte time. Falls tonight. Everybody Invited. Don't forgot the masquerade on., ' 170 roller skates, Tuesday, October 20; ! Bernlco M, Bolger, teachor of vlo- Admlssslon 10c. Armory Hall. 179 Un. .Phono 437-P. 183 Let me write your fire Insurance. Carl B. Neal, supervisor of the Carl Y. Tengwald, Holland Bldg., T.'mpqua National forest, I. Antles. Phono 993. tf secretary of the Rose burg Chamber of j Mrs. Paul B. McICeo and baby son, Commerce, and Ranger Hugh Rlttcr I recently born in San Francisco, re nnd wifo, returned Inst night from turned today from that city, where nn Inspection trip in the Diamond, lake she bad spent several days visiting district. They visited Diamond lake, friends and relatives, the Kelsey valley road camp and Big Come to tho Modern Woodman Cum na. Diamond lake Is now te'pnnt- dance at Butte Fulls tonight. 17U ed by thousands of canvasshacks, it Is reported, but because of the lack of cover they are hard to get without several boats to keep the birds drift ing Rosoburg News Review Oriental Gardons every Saturday night. 179 Havo your worn carpet made Into a nice fluff rug. Rug Works, 70B Pino stroet. Phone G10-M, tf Bliss Heine, local mnp maker, re turned yesterday from Kugene, where he spent Severn) days on business. Yakima gems $2 per 100 lbs. dellv ered. Quality guaranteed. Johnson Produce. Co. tf Farmers can begin to haul 4 foot green wood from the mill next week. Just phone before coming. Phone 3t. tf Galloway's dance orchestra, which played a special engagement at the fair grounds pavilion last night. pleased tho local dance fans who at tended, with their rendition of popu lar dance music. A return engage ment may be played at a later date. Water users In the First ward are reminded thnt water rents were de linquent October 1 fi. 1 r The housewife is our greatest competitor. In order to meet her compe tition we must adopt her materials and cleanliness. Inspect our plant and see for yourself the high esf quality : ingredients money can buy used un der sanitary conditions rivaling that of any mod ern home. 1 The COLONIAL ( I toutharn Orsgon'i. I ) Finest Bakry The Handicraft Shop has received a new shipment of laces and ribbons protty now pattern, new Ideas, in stnmped goods are - arriving dally. 179 Dr. J. B. Horner, tho vetornn In structor of the Oregon Agricultural college, who Ih taking part in the county teueherH institute, urrived In tho city yesterday and is registered at tho Medford. where he will be probably until Monday. Prof. Harner participates In the Josephine county teuchers' institute, which begins at Grants Pass on Monday. Kellogg haircutting parlor. Exclu sive ladles' and children's hair cut ting. Kxpert marcelling'. Medford Center Bldg. Phone 694. 179 Good clean cotton rugs wante at Mail Tribune. tf Mrs. J. If. Icahy and son of Duns mutr and 13. M. Stevenson of Monta gue are visitors In. the city from ad Jacont California points who arrived Friday. Almost $1 per hundred can be sav ed on potatoes at tho Johnson Pro duce Co. tf Another dnnce at Butte Falls tonight. Auspices Modern Woodman. 179 C. A. Hardy, attorney of Eimene, Is among tho business visitors in the city today. Crowson's are now serving those good hot tamales. 173tf Screen doors nt Wallace Woods Lumber yard, corner K. Main nnd GeneHpe. 88 Approximately 80 guests were pres ent nt a reception given nt the Hol land Hotel last evening by the mem bers of last year's high school fac ulty to new members of this year's faculty. Bridge, played nt nine tables by the guests, was nne'number of the program for the evening. Water users In the First ward are reminded that water rents wero de linquent October Ifi. 179 Riverside Community club dance Saturday night. Alford's Imperinl Orchestra. 179 Out of town Oregonlnns who nrrlv od In tho city ycnterday and are guests registered nt the hotels Include Mr. nnd Mrs, O rover Grummett and Mrs. T. J. llolmer of a Grande. Mr. nnd Mrs. C. Arthur of Newburg. W. S. Tuttle of Selnm. J. B. Horner of Cor vnllis, Mr. and Mrs, 11, ( Morn of Sa lem, Mr. nnd Mrs. Then Wlxsnn and Mrs. C, A. Catching of Roschurg. and the following from Portland: Mr. and Mrs. W. Wllllnnis. Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Smith. Mrs. W. II. llnre. It. II. Burns. l II. Ford. Jacob Miller, C. H. White and W. II. Phillips. Wanted Competent lady steno gruphcr nnd office assistant by lum ber company. State age, experience and give references. Box 9, Mall Trib une, tf , Buy a city Int. AH improvements. nid. Priced very low. Terms. Carl i Y. TeiiKwald, Holland Hotel. Phone i 99.1. lOstf i Seven cam f pears and 14 curs of apples were shipped to eastern mar ket yesterday by local packing i houses. 0 Ift liOhester rifle for sale t T Hook reflresontntlvoa will serve a pro- button period of three monthfl. Ater serving thla term fuuUtfactorlly they will he pledged to the organization. ' Dr. K. D. Klwood. optometriHt. hu moved to h!n temporary office over Lamport's, 228 K. .Muln. lf Oriental Garden, every Saturday night. 179 - An a result of a meeting yesterday of the creditors of Dan Collier, who i luniieriy upenuea imn 8 J.unrn, a res- luuiuiiu neur in. iimiiu ineaier, a committee of three was appointed to line up different matters In prepara tlon for a possible reopening of; the establishment some time next week Oriental Onrdons every Saturday night.' ' i ' 170. Largo cotton rags wanted at Mall Trlhuno office, lillsseB Georgia Kdwarrtr and Rosei Bluings are among Medfdrd citizens who motored to Ashland this after noon. MohI any variety of apples, good quality, ?1 per box delivered. Johnson Produce Co. ; '" tf1 All classes of carburetors repaired and adjusted. William A McCurley. tf flltlzons are asked to remember that bundle', day for the Thrift Shop Is Wednesday and Thursday" of each week. The shop heeds more clothing, especially for men ,ond underclothing for children. The public Is Invited to como -in and took ' over the Thrift Shop and this wsy become better ac quainted with tho needs nnd know Just What becomes of all the bundles sent In. The shop is over Hex Cafe. Phone -156. Almost $1 per hundred enn be sav ed on potatoes at the Johnson Pro duce Co. tf Large cotton rags wanted at Mull Trlhuno office. . Tourists from a distance registered at Merrick's Motor Inn Include the families of II. J. Parsons of Olendlve, Mont., Pete fipeneer of OYeeley, Colo.. K. T. Young of Huttc, Mont., and A. P. Denny of St. Maries, ldnho. Host Utah coal $15 a ton. Valley Fuel Co. Phone 76. 13Ctf Rudweiser Sl-60 per dot. at De Voe's. 130tf Superintendent C. O. Thomson of Crater I-ake National park, with En gineers R K. Semon and Paul Cnrrl ger and District Knglneer Oreen of Eureka. Calif., In charge of the Red wood highway for the bureau of pub lic roads, left today for Crater lake to make a final reconnnisnnce of the roads leading to the rim. It Is expect ed Ihot by next season the 11 per cent grade on the park rond will havo been reduced to seven per cent. " Hemstitching, buttons covered, nt the Handicraft Hhop. .tf Saturday special, finwns of plain nnd splash voile. Made up nnd stamped for embroidery. Variety of colors. Price It. llandlcrnft Shop. 179 "Cloudy nnd probable rain" Is the prediction for Sunday, following nn other fine day today, with n minimum of si, and a maximum of "4 yester day. Keep tho baby wnrm during tho cold weather In sweaters of nil wool yarn. Splendid vnlues. Reduced to $1,711. No exchanges. Handicraft Shop. 179 Newcomh can deliver 4-foot fir slab wood In a few days. tf 1 he Amerlcnn Legion golf tourna ment scheduled for tomorrow has been postponed one week due to many of the pluyci-s being engaged in hunt ing for deer and pheasants. This tour nament win be n straight play, each player being ellmlnnted when beaten. Medals will be awarded for first, sec ond and third places; Newcomh can deliver 4 foot fir slab wood In a few days, tf Try thnt big mllK shako at DeVoe'.. f Quito ft number of Medford high school students nnd other resident' left this morning for Klumnth Knlls to witness the football gnme played be tween the high school seems of that ity and Medford. Dr. If. Axley, physlclnn and sur geon. Phone C07. 420 Medford llldg. 198 Riverside Community oluh dance Saturday night. AltoiM', Imperial Orchestra, lis senger truffle manager. Parties of 100 or iore can secure round trip tickets at the one way fare; parlies of IS to 99, inclusive, can secure one and one-third fare for the round trip, ap plying only where the regular one way fare does not exceed $30. bargains worth buying all wool baby sweaters. Values up to $2.75. Special this week, $1.79. No ex changes. . Handicraft Shop. 179 - . Dutnty stamped gowns of plain nnd splash voile In orchid, pink, blue, maize, and peach. Special Sat urday, $1.00. Handicraft Hhop. 179 Maximum Rchultz is d visitor from Sams Valley In the city today attend ing lo buslnes matters. Wert's Own Make tamales. Gusher Cafe. 182 All wool baby sweaters In white and colors, different styles. Special this week, $1.79. No exchanges. Handi craft Shop. 179 Mr. and Mrs. r. M. Hart and Miss Kathleen Piele are among Trail resi dents transacting business in the city today. Farmers can begin to haul 4 foot green wood from the mill next week. Just phone before coming. Phone 631. tf Yakima gems $2 per 100 lbs. deliv ered. Quality guaranteed. Johnson Produce Co. tf Mr. and Mrs. E. W. (Curly) Wilson of Spokane. Wash., arrived Tuesdny for a visit at the 10. 8. (Slats) Wilson home. Jacksonville. The tamale and chili season Is now on at Crowson's, Medford's popular jweeUshop. lC3tf Hot tamales. Gusher Cafe. 182 Washington state visitors register ed at local hotels are as follows: Mr. and Mrs. M. Tehmore and Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Cook of Olympla. August and George Kempfert of Camas, Mr. nnd Mrs. W. D. Henry of Centrnlla and P. J. Hemming, E. p. Hroschi, H. Speur and '. W. Cornmck of Seat tle. Riverside Community club dance Saturday night. Alford's Imperial Orchestra. -179 Palmer's Photo Studio makes the best pictures. tf A handicap golf tournament Is be- SUSPECTS PROVE TO f CONVICTS LET OUT ON PAROLES ; I- BALEM," Ore., Oit.; 1 7. Oregon DRYNAVY MUST HAVE IRE CASH FROM CONGRESS WASrVGTON, Oct. 16 (A. P.) The Smith and II. Harris, two of three conH guard's dry navy has captured youths who wore arrested on the Bea-going vessels and npproxl- Pacific highway Thursday by Offl- , , ... . cer Relllhart of the state .traffic 1 """" l''iners since its concen- squad, have proved to be paroled convicts named Cotter and Kllroy. and were returned to the state pris on today. Oeoro-e Oreen, a third member of their party, hns been re leased. The trio was nabbed on suspicion nnd It was found that their auto mobile carried license plates belouK inif to a cur of thw Wake, McFall company of Portlnnd and that they had a kit of burlur tools In their car, including a revolver that wus stolen two years ago from William Ellenhurg of Corvallls. The men nre also said to have stolen their car from Eugene. ' Cotter is under sentence to the penitentiary for automobile theft and L,Ilroy for forgery. DOUBLE FUNERAL THE DALLES,- Ore... Oct.. 18. (A. P.) TWo funerals, one. thut of the girl, this afternoon, the other that' of the youth, tomorrow, -are to lie held instead of a wedding, as ihe -result of the tragic ending of the romance of Harold Htedmun and Cressu Crane. Tho coroner's Inquest last night de veloped that the pair who were found shot to death on a road four miles soutn or The Dalles yesterday, had planned to be married. The girl had ing played at the Medford Golf club not ohn"8'' her mind, hut would not today and tomorrow. Prizes will be many until hledmnn nnd saved some given and an entrance fee of 50 cents charged each contestant. Good clean cotton rags wanted it Mall Tribune. 1 tf Chnrles A. Howard, superintendent of the Marshifeld schols .and one of the prominent educators of the state. is here attending the teachers' insti tute. Mr. Howard Is seeking the re publican nomination for state super- money und provided some furniture for a home. . The Jury's verdict was thnt the girl came to her death from gunshot wound inflicted by Steilman and that he hud died from a seir-inflicted wound. The youth wan ulso known by the name of Steel. It was brought out at the Inquest mat ine note In the gtrl's purse re lntendent in the May primary. He Is s"arl'ng notification of her father in a friend of Vernon Vawter and form erly lived In Klamath Falls. Dr. W. C. Schaefer. dentist, dental X-ray, extraction specialist, gas and local anaesthetic. Phone 1117. 4'J6 Medford Bldg.' 179tf 2 case or accident was not put there by her through fear of Stedmun, hut was written by her father. She had driven Stcdman's car a number of times und was an inexperienced driver, and her father feared she might meet with an accident. ARE FINED $350 ' -, . .'. Fines totaling ti&0 -were assessed v.. rx. v, uruy nnu jumes t. Lewis of Seattle. by Justice Roe to day for alleged possession of moon shine following thefr arrest early yes terday, morning by State Officer T, A. ralent. MrCormack was arrested near this city, driving one car while R. L. Grey was arrested with James D. Lewis driving the other near Central Point. The arrests occurred approximately 2 o'clock in the morning while officer Talent was watching the highway for a stolen car Medford bound. Accord ing to officers, neither driver was under the Influence of liquor but had 1 small quantity In his possession. IS TRACED TO COAST t-niion nL-ainst rum smugglers was started ubout seven months ago. This result has been obtulned with the loss of four government ships nnd three members of their crews. Making' public the figures today, the const guard said Its captures of rum has exceeded $10,000,000 in value. ': Officials believe they can control the situation provided adequate per sonnel nnd equipment Is made avail able and congress will be asked to Increase appropriations for the work. Jn carrying out the winter patrol program, the coast guard is moving some of its . vessels south from the New England const and is putting them in service nround the Florida keys. CRATER LAKE TRAVEL o perfect condition, hut there nre now no detours aul motorists have the pleusure Vf driving on the new stretch of pavement Just completed within the park borders. It. 11. OMi'uil Is Killed. , VANCOUVER. H. C. Churles P. Martin, superintendent of transporta tion here for the Canadian Nutionul railways, died from Injuries received when he was run over by a freight cor in the company yards. Men Wear'" Corsets No. NEW YORK. Robert C. Htlrton. wealthy corset manufacturer, pro fesses to be unperturbed because women have discarded corsets. .Men are wearing them, he- says. Sunday Dinner ' MKNU -; COCKTAIL r Shrimp ?1 SOUP Consomo Julienne Chicken with liiue RELISHES HutliMhes Young Onions Olives - ENTREES Veal T-Bono' with Mifdirooms Filed Vouhb Chicken, Cream (Jiuvy liraized HelBiun. Hupu with Rasher of Bacon ROASTS Roast Prime Ribs of Reef nu Jus Chicken ftlth Dressing ck of Lniuli, Mint JSauce SALAD t Lettuce and Tomatoes' - Thousand Island Dressing Superintendent C. G. Thomson of Crater National park announced (his morninK that travel to the lake now is better than at any time during the past Kcuson, and advised motori.sis to maae tne trip wnmu ine nexi rw duys. The funnul season closed Kept. 30, since when the lodge has been closed and there are no other dining or sleeping nccummodutiuiis. Before leaving for the lake this morning Colonel Thomson said his home in the national park at Anna l spring camp will be open to assist . motorists who desire to stay over! night; I Not only is the road to the park In VEGETABLES ,M nulled "Potatoes Cauliflower DESSERTS Strawberry Charlotte Ice Cream and Cake . Hut .Mince 1Mb .. llucklebeny lle Hot Rollo Milk The SHASTA OBITUARY TACOMA, Oct. 1 0. George "Dutch" Anderson, pal of Gerald Chapman and wanted In Indiana for a i-evenge murder. Is being sought In southwest Washington. It became known here today. SeveiSl persons in South, Bend have Identified photographs of An derson us tho man who came to South Bend last Snturday and applied Mr work In a bakery. Anderson is said to have learned tho linker's trade while serving a term in the Atlunta federal penitentiary from which he is now n fugitive. The man suspected of being Ander son left South Bend for llwnco on the Columbia river by stage nnd since then he hns not been located. It has been learned that several federal of ficials aro seeking the man. Local Rancher Gives $7 S to Fire Department POOLR niiod.i Amanda Russell Poole was born July 19. 1871. at Kid dle, Douglas county, Oregon, and died r'rtaay, October 16, 1925, aged 64 Vaflra lU'n mnnlli. 07 A .... . , ... ...... , one .. . VL-na tlin ,lnnalilM ... U'ltll i- " " ". i.-i,,i,n a-uiut w .in I'll Hestor Russell, nlonpors of Ore,.,, rlched by $7S when Leonard Carpen- Inmmrv a iiica . . to sent that amount by check in to- Andrew T. Poole: to this union were ,of hl nPI)rpciation of the effi born three children, one son. Elia. , r, P," work the department recently who nn.uo.l n.0 i a,ii io.c i did by saving his rcnldence on Siskl- two daughters, who nro Mrs C. p JOU "Hllu 11 om catening- rtre from which had Ignited from defectlvo wir ing. The amount sent was nearly four fold the sum charged by the dt-pnrt- two sisters, Mrs. Jane Uullis of Out''""'nt' tho fl,' boll,B outKMe the city look Wash nml Mru A &whnmluan . of Tiller. Ore.; three brothers. Wll- Hanby of Los Angeles. Cat., and Mrs.' atlbI!ri"".B. lnun1d7 h"us0 nearby Phillip Hart of Trail. Besides her I husband and daughters she Is survived by her mother, Mrs. Hester linker, llnm of Seattle. Joseph A., Redwood t ity, Cal., and Wnllace Russell of Brownsville, Texas: three grandchil dren. I.utlier and Bertha I'oola nnd William Hart. Deceased has lived in Douglas and Jackson counties alt her life. For the past 1G years the family have made their home nt Trail, where Mr. Poole is United States district forest ranger. The funeral will bo held Sunday at 1 o'clock nt the Conger chapel. Sorv- Ices will he In charge of the Christian Science church. Interment will be In tlio Central Point cemetery. Mnroell's Mlrsi'lo Mineral. A rudlo-active substance of the earth. The groat , blood and body builder. Laboratory at Portland, Ore. See Mrs. J. A. Kvorett, 200 Willamette street. Jackson county agent, Medford, Ore. Tel. 397-V. 196 Cnnlr wtth b-s. lth TOO LATE T0CLASSIFY. FOR SA1.R Boston hull puppies; 1 mile west of Central Point, B. U Sanderson. 179 FOR ItKXT Ijirge house on corner Ivy und Sixth. . V. Myers, So. onk dale. Tel. S-lil-J. 170 WANTED Young work horse, about K'tift pounds. Must be gentle and well broke. J. M. Winter, It. J. Medford. 1S1 WANTKI1 Wire man to go to Klam ath Kalis for a few weeks. Impitre Paul's Klcctrlc Store. Phne 90. . c ! rook with gas. tf PHONE 239 MEDKORD Jhe Answer to fre Burning Qmioo Tonight t -CA. BESSIE LOVE WARNER BAXTER t RAYFWN!) HATTON i: - " . Playing Last Times 7:00 and 9:00 P. M. The biggest film event of the year the first Harold Bell Wright - Paramount picture. His newest and best novel, flawlessly screened. Starts Tomorrow 5 JsThe Sensational Crook 'Vs Drama of a Strange VvY Underworld of Today 7 ' Ihe Street of Forgotten Men American Fruit and Produce Market This Market is for the People. Wo have all local produce available in. season. The very best Fresh every day. Prices are right. Come in and look us over. , - Open 6 Days a Week . 109 East Eighth St. WE ARB MANUFACTURERS OF Doors Screens, Windows and Sash. Window and Door Framel ' Mouldings, Cabinets of All Kinds Our Constant Aim la to Keep Our Quality antf Prlcea Absolutely Right Oo Not OrHer From Oot-of-Town Concerna Befora Letting Ua Figure on Your Bill. . TROWBRIDGE CABINET WORKS Madforal o A Modern Mill ' Orefon O O