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fEPrpftT) matt TnrniTXT, arrjrgcmD, (recion-, satukpay, October 2-t. m:
ocal and
Personal
This 1b an afternoon of CHpeclul In
tercut to local football funs, not only
because of the Medford-ClrantH I'hhh
Bum In the latter city, and tho Ann-land-Klumatli
FallH unma In Anhlund,
but tho U. of O. -California Kuino In
Portland, and tho O. A. C.-Ntinifnrd
game at Palo Alio. Tho Med ford hlnh '
team and many local rooter left for
Grants I'ana thla noon, but other root- I
era left for the scene of conflict this .
afternoon.
Dnnco Kaglo Polntf tonight. Dance
till 2:3U. 185
Large assortment shopping bankets
69c and up. Japanese Art Htore. lKti
' A squash salo that offered many
bargains opened thlH morning at tho
public market which will continue
during the market days of next week,
An exceptionally fine lot of hucklo
bprries .picked In tho Coos Hny coun
try, attracted many buyers hecaune
of their prices, together with the us
ual lino of produce. Flowers and
grapes wero among other things also
on sale.
Apartment for ront. Furniture for
salo.; Apply evenings after 7 o'clock.
3i!fi'So. Central. lf
tr. E. t. Elwood, optometrist, has
moved, to his' temporary office ovpr
Lamport's.' 228 E. Malm- tf
Chairman George Gates of tho
stunts commltteo Is anxious to secure
a fleet of burrows. Those with their
' hee-haw in good working order are
morjt, desired. If you have a little
hurro in your homo seb George. The
Med ford Legion.
, Befnfce M. Uolger, teacher of violin.
, Phono. 437-R. 189
For six years the Cozy Nook has
' been open every day and night, In-
eluding Sundays. Kodak films, clg
. nrettes, cigars, tobacco, magazines and
newspapers. 186
I Miss; Gertrude Ouches, who recently
I underwent a major operation at the
I Kacred Heart hospital. Is reported to
j be improving.
j Bliss Heine's Guide Map of Med
I ford, on sale at Mall Tribune office,
Medford Exchange, 31S Liberty build
j ing and 016 W. 10th street. Prices 2&c
and $1.00.
Best Utah coal $15 a ton. Valley
Fuel Co. Phono 76. 106tf
Motion pictures of the Copco home
office bulling and employees, and lo
cal sfreeU scenes were taken this noon
.an a part of a local film to bo cxhih
; Ited in tho near future. This afLer
. noon tho cameraman journeyed to
Grants Pass where ho "shot" the
Med ford-Grants Pass football teams In
action.
Another big dance Englo Point to
night. Alford's Imperial orchestra.
180
Matlo Woman, teacher of piano.
Studio 124 Tripp street. Tol 183-H-2.
183
Among out of town Oregonians in
- xiie city, who nrrived yesterday aro
'tt Mr
L
id Mrs. J. M. Gates B0r,1l7ftriUfrStoro. 18fl
rs. O. B. Walker, Elmef Samson Nnn,rnmh rnn Hfti,vnP 4-font flp ib
' and M
and Mrs. O. II. Walker of Iteedspnrt
13. O. Qui mi of Glendale. Mrs. Nellie
Htrowbridgo of Chiloqufn, Mr. and
Mrs. L. Frlzzell of Lakeview. F. It.
, Carter, E. n. lllldreth and 55. N. Aeo
of Eugene, Vernon Peterson and MIhb
. Peterson of Cons Bay, and tho follow
Ing from Portland: Mr. and Mrs. B.
J. Allen, Mr. nnd Mrs. C. It. Reed, Mi.
. nnd Mrs. B .C. Wright, Mr. and Mrs.
A. L. Watson, Mr. nnd Mrs. D. G.
Gates, Mrs. F. H. Paillct, Mrs. R. S.
Carter. Mrs. C. H. Breclt, C. D. Fni
zler, Nelson, A, Walker and James M.
Rico.
Try that big milk shake at DoVoe's.
tf
Largo cotton rags wanted at Mall
Tribune office.
Mr. and Mrs. Chnrles Sanderson and
children nre Beagle buslnoss visitors
In the city today
Danco Eaglo Point tonight, flno
u... r. guoti muH.c.
Choice city lots on pnvement with
nil nsscMsmonlH paid. (B0 down and
. ' . """ "I"'
i.nnrira a. mmr. l-nono 72s. isr,"
itecaiiAo no raiicu to appear "'Ivoo's. 130tf
juubo iiicnn t . inyiorH court today
in nnnwor a cnamo or intoxlcanon
ri-ii-rriMi nKaiiiHi. nun ny rouceman
Sundermnn and LCKKltt. Oln Wick-
7 . . . "kk't ni uuiie rails mi-
met. rniroitea J.'O can hall he had
,.ui up ...r inn appearance.
U,.,K nnii in
coiiiecuonory nnu cite .
ln- 11
..... -uiiiiii in '""l. Klfty acres near Hancherla were
Oriental Cardenii, Saturday nlKht J p,,lnc,, un,,r ,... personal su
. lfir' pervislon. while ten acres In the Iin-
. .. """""n nnlrn district near Prospect were
Marshfleld puhllc schools have enroll- ,,,, ,,,,,. lp -uporvlslon of V.
ed In week day s. hools of rellKl,l j K .(lu, Th .,. a ft nlllrl. of
helK conducted In the Methodist and fui., , ,,, l0 bo ,, on
Kplscopii chuiches a laiBn male.
Danco In the new ball. V.nKle Point. A special evenlnB clnss In blKber
toidKht. l ine floor. 1 accountancy under a certified ptlhllc
Dr. Axley physician and sur- accmlMant o,10n, NOVemher 1st. Itea-
fteon. Phono 607. 420 Medford ,,, , UeBlster now. Med-
H ... .., .... 1 ford Huslness College. O. W. X. 186
C. W. Khmer of Portland nwlHtnnt tilMnf. Ummiom nnil ..iB i1Pnn,
Benernl mRsenKer aKent of the Mouth- f,lr R fow dy, American Fruit
ern Pacific 1 nes, was a business vis- Vrmhln Market, 109 K. 8th. 187
It or In the clly today. Callfornlans registered nt local bo-
rmera can beBln to haul 4 foot t,. include Mr. nnd Mrs. A. J. Hurler.
Broen wood from the mill next week. . M,u.tl ,, x.. nm, Ml11- R s.
Just phone before coming. Phone Anderson of l.os Ansclcs. Mis. 11. K.
. , " UrlKlinm nnd children of Dunsmulr.
Farmers can beeln to haul 4 foot Mr ,,,, Mr, ,, j lMHn o( ,.,,
Kreen wood from the mill next week. rlty 0. . whltney of Macrnmenln.
Just phono bofore coming. Phone j. nnrt Ml.a ,.,lr, AlHlln , v.
6JV , .... desto, Mr. nnd Mrs. 1). :. I.efferts of
Approximately 30 memhers of the ll0,n,l ,lM. ,.. K, westhaven of Hunt
local Klwanls club attended the an- ,,., ,.,., T. spencer of lterk
nua dinner K,en Inst evenlnB l.y the p)ny Mr ,, ,.; K in.hford of
Ashland Huh at that city. A like ,.,,,,., M,., ,, Mrl) . ,.. Kllm..r ,,f
numher. It Is undevBtoed, were pres- Kresno nnd Mr. and Mrs. I.. H. I'err,
ent from klamnth Kalis. Professor M,.. ,, MrB, , i,,,,,,,,,,,,, wllllam
IrvlnK I.. MnliiK presented tho uil- Uniney and 11. II. Myer of m Fran
dress of the evenlm;. elsco
Cnndy nlKht, Tuesday. October 27th: 'TfliMl methods In piano tcn.hlnK
also one mile race at Holler rink. Mrs. Id:i Wood. Phone 879-W. 13-
Armory. 186 ii,,tirP he safe than sorry by uslim
Danco where every condition l best. ti..- K Alitl-Krcero In car nulla-
Oriental Clal dens, Saturday iiIkIii. .. harmless in every way both
, , , , , lib to user and radlator.bcimr uon-polson-
Officials and employes of the va- ou,, explosive or Inflammalile: evap
rloi branches In Houtliern Oiegun of oni(1()11 Wlllor olllVt whu.h , rt..
the ''opco system heKan ae.MnbllnK ,,,ued In the usual wnv as required.
In hl city last evenlnit to attend the Kr ,, , Klchtner's Uitrago, Med
annual meeting nnd adlnuer of the tor. Oregon. 187
Copco forum this evening. Pi'0,i,,. r'(n tonlxht and a niod-
laneo whero every condition Is best. I P1.HI0 Pt,,P,.tui-e for Sundnv Is the
Orlontal Onrdcns, Saturday night. WPther Hredtetlon lined tmlav. The
Kreah Ban Junn lime, 3.?S per hbl.
till Vines Lumber Co. Ul'tf
Daniel llowetian, a former Seaitle
journalist, who hua iiQde bin home
In this clly was ninoim Meilfni,P lu
ll or In Ashland today.
Alcohol for radiators. Cheapest nndb.',ull produce Market, 109 U. 8th.
best, ono $ fclrkpatrlck. tf! Jijl
Whilo 16 t-arloudH of apples wrPa
(shipped east yesterday by local pack
'ing houses, not a ur of pears was
' loaded, suggesting tho fact that the
! pear season Is near ing its end.
Choice city lots on pavement with
all assessment paid. $&0 down and
$10 per month at 6 per cont interest.
Charles A. Wing. Phone 7i!8. 185
Dance whero every condition is best.
Oriental Guldens, Huturduy night.
180
Washington state visitors registered
at local hotels nrrivlng hero yester
day include E. W. lirown of Port An
geles, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hatfield of
Olympiu. Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Miller
of Tacoina and E. M. Ilalgren, F. E.
Bailey, Miss Doris McCanley. F. L.
KeHter, V. C. Mayers and Miss Juan
Ita Hoffman of Seattle.
We pay for ashes and sell dirt
cheap. Brown St White Agency. liv.
tf
For six years tho Cozy Nook has
ben open every day and night, Includ
ing Sundays. Kodak films, cigarettes,
cigars, tobacco, magazines and news
papers. 186
Chief Engineer Handle 6f Lassen
National park stopped in the city yes
torduy whilo en route to Portland.
Don't throw away that old hat, tho
Pautorlum can make It practically ns
good as new at a very reasonable I
charge. Phono 244. l!io
Fresh San Juan lime, $3.75 per hb).
Big Pines Lumber Co. 181tf
During the Illness of Tobc Tlimcr,
Janitor nt tho high school who has
been ill for several days, members of
tho sophomore class gave him a real
surprise. After school last night they
found all the necessary equipment for
tho cleaning up of tho high school
building and went ovor tho structure
thoroughly. They dUl the work on
their own initiative. Grants Pass
Courier.
Dance where every condition is best-
Oriental Gardenst Saturday night.
3 8D
Radiator alcohol, cheapoat and best.
Jones & Klrkpatrlck. 1 1 tf
Kirk Reynolds of Portland, Inspec
tor of loans for the Equitable Havings
and .Loon Association, is spending sev
eral days in tho city attending to bus
iness nffalrs.
There will bo a harvest dinner giv
en by the ladies of St. Anne's Altar so
ciety in the Old American Legion
hall Monday evening. October 26th.
Serving to begin at G:30. Adults 60c,
children 25c. Everybody Is cordially
Invited. 186
Palmer's Photo Studio makes the
best pictures. tf
According to an offirial report for
est fires In the northwest district this
season cost tho government $189,622,
and burned over 46,131 acres of tim
ber land.
We have room for some doad stor
age for the winter. Low rental. Riv
erside Oarago. 132 S. Riverside, tfn
Wo aro now serving oysters in a ve
riety. of styles. Crowson's, Medford's
popular sweet shop. 1 82 Va tf
Professor and Mrs. E. Barker aro
nmong Butte Falls residents In the
city today on business.
wood In a few days. tf
Mr. and Mrs. U. M. Layton arrived
lost evening to spend several days vis
iting E. A. Klngley while en route
from Tacoma, Wash., to their home
at yftcrumcnto
Order your Hnllowe'en suits early.
Drossmaklng and children's clothes,
layettes. Tho Daisy Shop, Palm
block. Phono 1067. US
Large cotton rags wanted at Mall
Tribune office.
Ed Callau, Jack Burns and John
Wilkinson wero nmong tho Copco foot
ball fans who attended the Medford
Grants Pass gamo in tho latter city
today.
Lessons given In oil painting, water
colors of china decoration. Call Mrs.
Vliflnn Vnrmiin llnelr nt Palmnr'fl
1 g(U(lio 0P g2i-y
j Moa' variety of apples, good
', i K- Hn-rf ini...unn
Produce Co. tf
v,. ,.,,.. nn( f ihn ai,(tn nm-a wnr
r0i,,t,.,..,i hern veHtcidav' with tho lo -
cal slate traffic, bureau.
Buuwol8er 11.60 por don. at te
KrPlih BWOTt cidBr ,,y th0 g011 m.
,.,,, American Fruit & Produce
jlnrkot. 103 K. Rth. 1ST'
Approximately 80,000 4-year-old,
,2.m.h yellow pluo lieoa have been
,lllltP(1 , VrHlPr Xuticinnl foreat
,,, wul.k hvhlB bt.en co.,,,,1,,,0,1 yolI.
tor,iy unuor tho direction of I.co P
,. , Tll(, m011 onKKP( m the work
are due to arrive In the city today.
maximum temperature of yesterday
1 Qia fid and toilny'a minimum was 30.
Hcreen dooors at kullnce Woods
Lumber yard. ' Cor. Kast Main and
llenesee. 88tf
Fresh poultry, ready for the oven.
Order a dnv InOulvnooe. American
( mFhb Beulah Hood, an Agate school
mistress, spent several hours here to
day visiting friends.
I Fancy and cooking apples. Amerl
'cau Fruit & Product) Market, 1UU E.
8th. 187
Dr. E. D. Elwood, optometrist, has
moved to his temporary office over
Jamport's. 228 E. Main. tf
I Rt'sidents of Klamath Falls arriv
ing here yesterday and who are reg
istered at locul hotels Include M. L
Itk-hmond, R. J. Carson, Mr. and Mrs.
H. J. Collins, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Wis
hard, Harry Hamilton and E. F. Man
kel.
Buy a city lot. All Improvements
paid. Priced very low. Terms. Carl
Y. Tcngwald, Holland Hotel. Phone
01(3, lOStf
Fancy krout cabbago, Z 'Ac a pound
American Fruit & Produce Market,
109 E. 8th. 187
More than 2.000,000 two Inch trout
were liberated recently In the streams
and lakes of Klamath county.
Marcelling, 75c by Mrs. Lola Bow
man James. Phono 476-M. 186
All classes of carburetors repaired
and adjusted. Williams & McCurley.
tf
A donation Bale, which ends today.
started last Thursday In the old Jack
Honvillo railway depot, sponsored by
tho Greater Medford club to raise
funds for the erection of a club
house. Useful articles In dally house
work and apparel were among the
things donated to be put on sale.
If. S. Dunton and family of the
Wellen district are visitors In the city
today on business.
Hemstitching, buttons covered, at
tho Handicraft Shop. tf
Newcomb can deliver 4Nfoot fir slab
wood in a few days. tf
There will bo no American Legion
golf tournament nt the fair grounds
tomorrow, the same having been post
poned until Sunday of next week, due
to the fact that the majority of play
ers will not be able to attend because
of hunting ducks and China pheas
ants. f .
Chinese Illy bulbs, Jap' Art Store.
186
For those who want to buy fancy
potatoes we have shipped In a lot of
Inspected No. 1 Klamath Falls Gems.
These are a now smooth potato and
cook up mealy. Johnson I'roduce Co.
241 N. Fir St. Phone 97. tf
T. H. Jenkins departed for Chicago,
111., this forenoon to spend several
weeks visiting relatives.
Sewing machines rented, $3 per
month. Singer Co., 115 W. Main.
Phone 586. 187
Sale of 44 head of purebred and
grade Holstein cattle, owned by C. A.
Jones, was conducted near Wnpato,
Wash., recently. Tho cattle brought
$41175.
F. & F. Violin and Piano studio,
theory, history and harmony. Expert
adjusting and repairing. Special rates
for school children in classes. Room
4, College Bldg.. 31 N. Grape St. 186
Export marcelling, 75c. 523 So, Ivy.
Tel. 436-R. 186
Have your worn carpet made Into
a nice fluff rug. Rug Works, 706
Pine street. Phone 510-M. tf
Lamport's, 22S)EMatn. tf
Mrs. Elmer C'hildors, a patient at
(he Sacred Heart hospital, who re-
cently underwent a major operatlun ,
be removed to her home shortly.
Winchester rlflo for sale at Do
Voo's. IB4lf
Dr. 13. D. Elwooo, optometrist, has
moved to his temporary office over
Demands In the University of Ore,
KOn student loan fund are Increasing
bei-ause working studenta have found
that hlKher scholastic standards make
more study necessary and consentient
ly they have less time to work, ac
cording to Dean Walker, director of
the fund. lOugeno Clunrd.
Scroen doors at Wallace Woods
Lumber yard, corner 13, Main and
Oeneseo. 88
For Blx years tho Cozy Nook has
been open evory day nnd night, in
cluding Sundays. Kodak films, cig
arettes, cigars, tobacco, magazines
and newspapers. 18ti
Dr. W. U. Hchaefer. dentist, dental
ix - rfty -
extraction specialist, gas and
local anaesthetic. Phono 1117. 42G
Medford llldg. 179'lt
City lots, 11 was announced today,
can be purchased only through the
six members of the realty board, who
have an option giving them exclusive
sales rights for 60 days. The cam
paign, which opened this week, has
nlready figured In tho rate of Severn I
lots, nnd It is a general expectation
that the original number of 63 lots, all
of which are on the pavement, will
have been disposed of beforo the ex
piration of the option.
Largo stock of Victor records nt
Palmer's Music Store. ft
Oood clean cotton rags wanted at
Mall Tribune. tf
Hotel guests hero from a distance
Include Mrs. M. J. dates of Clinton.
Iowa., W. , W. Donovan of Philadel
phia. Mr. and Mrs. .Paul Martin of
llolse. Idaho, Fred (I. Inverts of Den
ver, Colo., tlcorgo C. llusniann of
Washington, D. C, A. f. Ilelidree of
Durfur. Iowa, and K. S. Wilson, I-;. H.
jtymon, It. 11. Kerns and Chnrles
Kuppcl of Chicago.
Fresh eggs. American Fruit & Pro-
duco Market, 109 K. 8th. 187
For those who want to buy fancy
potatoes wo have shipped In a lot of
Inspected No. 1 Klamath Falls .llema.
Theso aro a new smooth potato and
cook up mealy. Johnson Produco Co.
241 X. Front St. Phono 97. tf
Lot me wrlto your fire Insurance.
Carl Y. Tcngwald, Holland llldg.,
Phono 993. tf
A boys' nnd girls' band Is being or-
gnnlxed nt McMlnnvllle by P. P. olds.
Fifty young people havo Joined the
orgnnlxntlon.
Winter potatoes. Wo replace the
unusiiblo ones. American Fruit & Pro-
luce Market, 109 V., 8th. 187
We pay for ashes and sell dirt
'heap, lirown A Whlto Agency, Inc.
tf
Screen doors at W'nllaro Woods
Lumber yard, Cor. L'ast Main and
Oeneseo. 8Mf
flllKAT PAI.I.S. Xlont. The sttor-
nev (enerals offlie In Washington
bus miproved. a parole for J.
I'elers and U. It. Xobbs iie-iresl-dent
and directorll . respcctlviy, of
the ("sjiiimercinl National hank, serv
ing prmon terms In connectiun with
I ho losiiiR of the bank, October 4.
i!:;.
riKI Tl.ii k dT TV J I w"h 'aln In the north portion dur
J tjlDtC inOUwUlOl KXBUo1" 8,1,0 ""''die and latter part of
. the week, with teinprrnluve almut
II A I M)K Kit. Whalsoever ye
shall aikJ,n my name, that will 1 do.
J?h? M:J, ,
Divorced From One Stenographer, .
Millionaire's Son Elopes With Another
li- Mm
. Wnl 4? Cisf?Sfl
. For tlic second time, Bruce Dodson, Jr., son of h Kansas City
millionaire, lias eloped with one of his stenographers. jThe new
Mrs. Dodson (shown above) was Miss Eve Wright. Dodson was
divorced June by Mrs.' Helen Maffett Dodson, with whom he
ran away in January 1920. His romance with Miss Wright de
veloped after the divorce trial.
CHINESE BANDITS
nf
III'
ft A
(IV
IIONC. :KO,'i:, Out. 24. (A. P.)
BandilH kidnukjx'd 1, Chinese students
and four CliMe-so teuohei-H when they
inV'Kli.,1 tlit fSint.in l,,l t'lil.icv
y of , -Am.c:m ,.rel.yterlan
Strong measures
are being taken fin their recovery.
Hongkong to Cantnn steuniorri are
stopped and senrched on every trip i
ut Whnnipua'.' There is no sign of '
abatement of the strike by Chinese as
a protest agtirnst foreign activities.
Sll.S.NXIIIAf, Oct. 21. (A. P.) Po
lice tiitlay wtre endeavoring to iden- '
tlfy the bmly of a foreigner which f
was found in a sack In the Wbntigpoo
river. Tne hands and feet were hound.
i
SHANGHAI. Oct. 24. (A. P.)
Nanking reports tell of the dramatic
suicide of (icicral Shfng Tso-Uon,
regional commander for (icncrul
('hang Tso-I.in at Shanghai. General
Shing was recently forced to retreat
up tho 1 angt.se river under
pressure
-cupying
rrum t heuiang troops now occupying
Shanghai.
Rather than surrender when sur
rounded near the village of Msoehojfu
the report says, General Siting shot
his wife and then turned the pi.stol on
himbelf.
NEW SHOW TODAY,
HUNT'S CRATERSAN
"As Man Uesires," is the ned at
traction playing today only at Hunt's
Craterian.
Wright's story of-the innocent fugi
tive from justice, turned woman hater
and pearl flaher. has, in its pictured
transposition, something of tho qual
ity that a McFco might have injected
Into a tale of tropic tragedy and ro
mance. It is distinctly not one of
those pictures which tho non-movie
goers believo nil south sea tales on
the screen are like.
Milton Silas Is the fugitive pearl
fisher. Viola Dana Is the primitive
and tragic Pan. Ruth Clifford and
others aro included in an adequate
cast.
Additional attractions Include Ray
mond Rallard, Pathe News and com
edy. m -
FOR NEXT WEEK
S.W KUANflSfd. fel.
) The weather outlook
iM-k hi'Kinninp October i
!). (A.
for the
was an-
"omv
I here today bv tho I'nlted
S!ats wenthor bureau, lis tMllews:
1'arllv cloudy weather and con
slilenilde rain ! the north Pacific
slates, tjcnrrally fair and niodi'fate
ly wiuni In r.'aUt'ornia, tirobabty fol
lowed hy r;itn untl cooler weather the
latter part of the weok. Considerable
'.'I'Mi'lini'ss In the plateaus, probably
Cook with jjas.
CAPTURE STUDENTS
MISSION TEACHE
RAIN IS FORECAST
Oregon News
in Brief
1 Kt'CKXE. Ore., Oct. 21. As the re
suit qf a liquor raid on the Mosby
creek road laio yesterday
lilliH "Chink" Williams ia
hospital seriously wounded.
shot after eni;aKlug dopu
creek roail late yesterday afternoon,
in a local
leu. no wast
niiaiiiiiK uomities in u '
battle, officers say. Tab cjninniiions
of Williams were ulso taken.
liAKKH. Ore., Oct. 24. (A. P.)
After .burning ivr the. past week a fire
in the Whitman naliunal forest, on the
north fork of John pay river is final
ly under control, it was reported here
this morning. It Is estimated that 150
acres of land win burned over. The
fire was the worst of the year, accord
ing to the local foreit officers.
OBITUARY
I.HKOUI At Hilt, Calif,. Octo
ber 24. Vern Dunfurd, aged 23 years,
llt'aldes his father and stepmother.
Mr. and .Mrs. Chas. F. Dunford of
1 Jacksonville, deceased leaves throe'
, .. ,u ,,. ' . . . I
. , ,,herS, c-has. V , r of Jackson-
.vllle; oar W ol Medford and Al -
; von p. of Walla ANalla, Wash., and
j two sisters, Mrs, S. II. Simmons of
''. f .mmroo u.
K'anmth Falls.
Mineral services will be conducted
Sunday. October yfit.li, at 2 p. in..,
from the Conger Funeral parlors.
The Rev. Miller of Ashland will have
charge of the services and inter
mont will made In tho Jacksonville
cemetery.
Senator Sees
U. S. Aero Force
Falling Behind-
At least one senator agrees
Willi Col. William Mitchell's ar
raignment of L. S. air policy.
Key l'ittman (above), Nevada
solon, hack from al.road, jys,
"America i. trailing behind
every Fuopcan ami Asiatic
liivtvcr ii. the Jcvclopuicnt of
aviation."
Cnrtt of Thanks.
We wish lo exiuoss our sincere
t thanks lo the tiimiy kind friends for
!.tbe beaiitlftil floral offering, and es
pecially do we thilnk the. W. It. C.
.bulb's for Ihi-lr knulucss duiini; our
reient birriiveint'iil.
Mr. anil Mrs. Klmer Chllilers.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kopfr.
Mr. and Mrs I:. 1.. Chllders.
Mr. and Mrs. S. I.. I'.oss.
Mr. nnd Mis. .1. IV Williams.
Mr. end Mrs. l P. Wlllmnis.
Cook with sas.
fttf 0jJ
t ArtflVi rt i 'n M i ij
FEDERAL' BANKING
LOAN BOARD
ON VISIT HERE
Headed by former Governor R. A.
Cooper of South Carolina, who re
signed tho governurflhip of that atale
to become federal farm loan com
missioner, tho investigating party
compUHcd. of officials of tho federal
banking and farm loan systems ar
rived in tho city this forenoon from
Portland .enrouto to San Francisco
on a tour of the nation, nnd wero
taken to Anhland by automobiles
donated by local citizens for the pur
pose. Whilo enroute the party of
eleven wero shown several of tho
valley's best orchards.
' The party pass::.g through today is
a sub-committee composed of rep
resentatives of tho house, other mem
bers, including tho senators, having
returned, east from Spokane nd
Seattle. Wash. The persnnnel includes
members from varloui sections of the
nation touring the continent to
gather general information as to the
agricultural situation in connection
with the recent farm loan act, intro
duced by Representative J. O. Strong
of Kansas. When the tour of in
vestigation has been completed a re
port will be made to the main com
mittee in regard to general recom
mendations for future legislation.
"As a whole," said one member of
the party, "wo found conditions very
good. Tho agricultural areas seem
to be getting on a sound basis, nnd
tho banks In the country uniformly
are in splendid condition. No ma
terial change will be made in the
farm loan act at the next session of
congress. There may be some minor
changes as a result of our inspection,
but the act is working out well as
a whole."
Representatives of tho federal
banking and loan systems Include
the following:
Movernor Hubert A. Cooper, farm
loan commissioner; Henry B. Stea-
gale of Alabama: William F. Steven
son of South Carolina; James 1.
Strong of Kansas; E. Hart Kenn of
Connecticut; Kugene Hlack of Texas;
Clarence MaVGregor of New York;
William Williamson , of South Da
kota; A. D. Bright, secretary farm
loan board,; J. O. Uhornberry. assist
ant to fisi-al agent land banks; Wil
lard D. Kills, president federal land
' bank of Herkeloy. i
Hubert E. Smith of Portland, pres
ident of Lumbermen's Trust com
pany bank nnd Oregon-Washington
Joint Stock and Land bank, is .ac
companying the party to San Fran
cisco. E. H.-Hurd of the Hurd land
and Investment- (torn pa ny, met the
party at fluid . Hill, accompanying
them to this city and to Ashland.
To the majority of the members
this tour took them through Oregon
for the first time. Rogue River val
ley especially impressed the visiting
officials after viewing some of the
fine orchards being taken over Kings
highway from Oakdale and then
striking the 1'acifie highway at Voor
hies crossing. At Ashland tho party
re-bnarded the train and continued
on toward Ca 1 1 f ornia.
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w ife, Lucy S. -AA oolverton, having left
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TODAY!
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