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frXflE TWO ftfEDFORD MATL TRTBUOT!, SfEDFOTlD, OftEOOy, SATURDAY, ' .TUNft 9, 192S. u Y.I! Iocal and Personal .MiiUiml uiiil valley HtmUntH of various hlKher edueuUoiutl lnstllu lions, especially of the I'nlvendty high nehool bulldlnK of Oieuon and the Oregon ABrl-1 , Awt,'r' Balhudla eulluial colleKC, huve ben uriivlnc homo tfif past two (lily tu Hpoml t n summer vacation period, anil tin nmio.lv of litem are oxpeeieu wliliin I In- next two days. Need a snare? Wo Iihvp sumo .... i .f . .... uooil lalyfl III' UMlU lin-H ami tuljo. .IrnnliiKH Tiro Co., a 2,7 N. ltlvi-i-1 side. "2 ! : '.'S"vs ' li li'ii'iU'iH m ill oul from , iKnlent. stale the followlni;: "ilert i Anderson, .n behalf of Newton C. chnney, ri'ii" bticiin oandlrtate for district attorney for .Ineltnon coun ty, spent $ 137.47 dilllllK the' recent prlmery canuuilKii." . v Want to ride to Portland. Will llelft nav expense, I'hono 827-1 Itobert Ilaniniond, Jr., arrived home biMt ulirlit from the Unlvrr sily of Oreeon, accompanied by lib mother, who hud driven up to KiiKnie to brhiK him home, and will spend the umin.er vaeallon here. i- Danee T-'nirKroundn Knt, nlKht. 7H OueKlK from a dlHtaine re-Hterel at Md ford holeltt inelude ' F. J. KniiKlit of ChU'Uftn. J. V. WellinK tnn of WiiMhlnnton,, 1. C.. Chaw. K. Hooker of Junenu, Alankn, and J. 10. timid and. Mr. and Mi-h. J. Kaiser of Ht. JouiH. MereliantH, do you need stgraKO Hpaeo? Have drive-in pa:o for rent. One bloelt from Miiin. Call Bam JennlnpH. phone 2113. 32 To upend the nummer with hei: Kluler, M i'K. Hurley HtiHton of Med ford, MfH. Ai'lenc .loneH, land.seupe artlut, in hereifrrrm HnilUivllle, Mn, Notice! Don't forget Jackwon Hot Kprlimn Dancing t-,l,uUi Hllt- "l'ht. 7! Uai-K' i'diiK eherrieH were one 1 i of the frntnrPH of thin mornln'H elty public market, where the pat . i-oiuiK"' i nil departjnentH wan re' ported Kood, The cherrlen wen ' ( J (illicitly nold out, hut more are ex pected on Tuesday, Thurmlay and Saturday nf next week. Pie eher I'lcH, however, were well utoeked. l Head lettuc(( at very low prices whh another feature of the mar ket, which alno included hoine cunned .frntts, baked 'troottn nud early veKetablen. 'You can nave $'J0 'on your (i ni ce ry Id II. tlnderwood Compti ny. K5 . Mary Hehoer and Cora I den of j lMlnneapnllM, Minn., are in Med ford for ti Hhort time vIhIUhk frlendx while en route to A Ihhh T for a pleaMure trip, 4' ;' Zinnia, nHter, hh1pIk1''. French 'ft inarlftold plunts, JOc dozen. 4T " : Qulhce Ht. 7nr 1X1 The twcuty-lhlrd annual con vention of the Oregon HankerH' aHcoeiation will eon vena lu Hotel Cearhart at (Jearhurl, next week. Dance FulrrouudH Hat. nlRht. 711 HO The Hamilton putlon bulldhm on South IMvei'Mlde . avenue, which wan gutted by fire Hoveral weckn nj4". In nearly demolished, follow ing Hie work of a crew of laborers who urn I'iizltij; I he Hlructure In order to make wuy for the eon r.truetlon of u ?iow Sfi, 500 btiHlncHH uijidliiK which will be occupied ljjb.v tlio Wit hum nailery and i:kc li'ic. company when euiupleled. 'ovejoy hydraulic shock ab.sorb- o i'h - & set or fo u r. Will hu re make your car ride suioot h for ever. Klwood's Auto Shop, So. Central. B'i J. V. Hmlth of Wardfield, Kuns.. was anions Ihe motor tourists from a dislanee who reKlslered to rTday at Ihe local )ranch of the out of state unto rental ration Inire-iu, Y' cases and show easea, for f. Hale, very cheap. Heddy & Co. SI Callfornlans rCKlt'red at Med ford hotels Include Mr. and Mrs. .Theodore Wlublcher of Santa Ann. if U. U. Miller of Sallnns, O. H. Y U'''vn of Santa Uohu, It,' J, AVhlle oT honp lleach. I. J. Druinniond vt Sacriimenlo. W. T. White and M. M. Morse of Merced, Mr. and Mrs. W. U. Kelcnssen, H. K. Heron. Mr. t and Mrs. I,. V. Teeple', j,. Uauer and C. .1. Waiher of Oakland, Mrs. Heorwe Calley ail Mrs. Caivoll tialley of McCloud. Mr. and Mrs. W. ,. Klttredue of Piielle (Jl'ove, vMr. and Mrs. U. (1. Ilrlttle, Itobert 1.. Hooker, Mr. and Mrs. (ieornc K. !,umb. M, Kalnaml C. Down-1 , Iiik of Los AtiKcles. i(. l(. DeWaisey. . . Mr., and Mr. Uobert Friend Jind -Frank lleltnn or Han Fnuielsen. Mills will he at the .lOnimn f'llne Shop kIvIuk permanent waves from June 1 Kb to 16th. Vuv appointment phone AUA. S I r ' There's a ' Difference in breads. Don't just ask for "A loaf of Bread." Say "A loaf of Fluhrer's Bread." It will assure you of tho same unvarying quality product day after day. .' Houthfi'ii Oregon whuul U-urher V cie le minded today by 'ouiity t-nhoul KuptrhiUMidt'iit Huhjuiih' IlomcK Cutter thut tuu t-xiimiiia-(iuiiH for tu-huul tcaehi-rH will be hi' Id hero next Wednesday, Th urn day and Kriduy, under her BUjter vltdnn. The exunilnutionH will - j pn),uijiy j, Kiven in the Junior and snap-1 45 Quince.' ! dragon plants fur sale. James iMvIe uf Forest . was niunuK Iho InisinosH vlallorH ' ei"i".. ..)Uitj. W'e have KotnethlnK ehoioe in li-i.f. iii-i-.iiu Il.i m.t full If. e ttw.in lilt I'inos .l,r. Co. TMf! ,101. i-iooh i.nr. to. imi-i I inn maw oi warren, u.. wnoi defeated by Kd (H.ranKler) Lew Ik, wo, UI'h Iw-nvywriKht eha.n-1 Hill Hinw of Warren, u.. who plon, in a wrcMlliiK inateti Iwre hint Tliurtiday evening, left hint idKht for Halt Lake City, I'tah, where he will make his lieadiiuar teiM with. Ira lierii. heavyweight wrentier, and IiIh inHtruetor. Kliew MHiit neveial week in Medford, and while here made u lare num- her of fi lemlK. 1'iuiue rairKiounuK ni. iiikhi. rj j Communlenbh! diseases reported to the state board of health the J past week include: Typhoid A, diphtheria 5, scarlet fever 1 3. I measles 3H, Influenza R, whoopiUK eoiiKii t, smallpox JJ, luoereuiOHis 1 U, pueumuiiia J 2, chicken pox -lit. mumps 30, tetanus 1, erysipelas '1. HlK dance Sat. uIkM, Hold Mill. Dancing 0 to 2. 711 Miss KdHli Nichols. stenoKiaplter and clerk at the city building de partment, left Thursday for a diorl vacation trip to llandon-by-tbe-Hea and later lo Heat tie. Wash. She does not plun to be absent loiiKcr than a week. l.setl piano for sale at n sacri fice. Knsy terms. Phone 034-X. ?6ir Josephine county's Fourth uf .July clehralloii is creatlnK rent in terest, aeeordluf; to reports nuidc lost nielli nt the meetliij; of the (,"'nerl Fourth of July committee. Reports were heard from all com mittee heiuls and It wu indicated that the entire county is cooperat inn in the event which is beitiK I sponsored by the county Krauze. 1 f Ira ills Pass Courier. i Hlu dance Hut. nlwht, (lold Hill. DanclDK !) to 2. 7?) Mr. and Mm, Don Colvljy and children of Weed, Calif,, who have been spend Ihk the pnst two days hero visiting relatives, ieft for home today. Mrs.. C, C. A'anHeoyoc, Home Imklnff. Phnne GU3-J. X2 Thlrly-idne out of the state ears registered here yesterday with the local state auto traffic bureau. Dance FfilrKruunriK Sat. nlKht. 19 ! Fair weather Is forecast for to-j nlKht and Kunday, aloup; with a moderate ti;niperiiture and lower humidity. The warmest temper-' alure of yesterday was 77. HtoreRue spuuo for rent. Drive In with car or truck. Call Ham Jennings, phono 223. 82 Harold DeVoe, well known Med ford student at the OruKon State college, arrived home several days ago from Cbrvullis to spend the summer, and although speclu.liz iiiK in an electrical course, will spend much of his vacation period In advising his father on how to run the DeVoe ran.ch west of the I city, and will not waste any o his valuable Mine cuUIuk the lawn and irriKathiK It at the DeVoe town home on West Main street. Har old knows his weeds, In fact is exceptionally well versed In them. A special type of tree props ul lilts i'ineH Lbr. Co. 78tf Included amoiiK the Oregon inns rendered at Medford hotels are John Tyler Seymour and Stun Sey mour of Corvullis, 1 L, Miller and C. 1,, Wlard uf UuHelurn, and the fidlowliiK from Portland: Carl L. Mndes, H. H. Oreen, O. J. Hill, J. Illshofberner, J. H. Zell, ) I. (I. Flndley, c. K. Mcllrayer, J. V. Ha ter, H. C. JehrunK, P. W. Camp bell, W. C. Kemp. It. A. Hall, Joe Cravelle and M. K. Spratt. UK dance Hat. nlwlit. Cold 11111. DanehiK 0 to 2. 7U Hlamoml lake fishermen from here this week end will Include. Paul Janney, Kenneth Jerome, Mr. and Mrs. F (1. Trowbridge and Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Smith. The Smiths arrived here this week from California ami will upend the sum mer months with Medford friends. Dance Fairgrounds Sat. night, 7!t Uiley Potter, general foreman j of construction work being done at Ulg I tuck lodge for "Togery Hill" Isaacs, was a shopper here ' (Ills morning. A dike ITTi feet! long and from three to six led I nig u is neanug completion and will afford protection for the place from t lie river. Mrs. C. C. VanKeuyoe, Home taking. Phone lilt 3 - J. 82 O. K. C. students from here who huve come home for the holidays Include Miss Marian Newman, sophomore this year: Chester Hub bard . Sigma Nu; Jasper Ueynolds and Miss Mary Kdwards. Hat barbecue sandwiches and livo forever. Mae's Harboeue, 1 Mi miles north of Medford on high wuy. X2 A six weeks' vacation trip through the eastern states is be ing plahned by Mr. and Mrs. A, C, Huhhurd, who will leave by cur next week. They expect to visit Suit Lake City and Denver. Colo., going as tar east as Lincoln. Neb. On the return trip Ihcy will spend some time at Yellowstone national park. Chester Hubbard, their son. will be In the store during their absence. Pig dance Hat. night. Hold Hilt. Dinning ft to 2. ? Phoenix visitors here Thursday were Mrs. ,1. W. Prnltt and Mrs .1. S. Zesh. Summer term at the Medford Piislnesx College hegins Monday. June n. Kh-nientnry and ad ; vanced work. Special low rate. 9 Miss t'eelle Cus. so 'lomore ill music at the Cniverstty of Ore on, will come here Monday to mh4 the wimmer with her piir entit. Air. and Mrs. Hurl li. Coss. Khe la a iliffinlier of the tiirls' (ileo cluh w hich takes part In the com mencement proKi'iiin this week. Notice! Don't forjtvt Juckiton Hot Spring) lnniif Cluh, Sat. night. W'llllum II. ('unionler id the new repreKintalive of the I'aelfie Mu- tuai liwuraiu-o i-onipmiy in Med- ford, eonilnj; here from 1-aMolne, i Culif., u week uko. i Ktelnwuy grand pluno Hold tot radio broad tantiiiK Htation KOOH . in 10 b refold; liberal din mint, Kor particnluiH write or phone Hliemian. Clay & Co., Kune, Ore. Phono 4 i:ri(! Wold and family will leave IOII1KIH IWI ine nui ton ........... . nonie Oil llOKOf iuci, n. n: - will lie enlertiilnld durhift the week end. Don't foiKet the dunce tonlMht. "rlty halt ortland buslneMH vlsliniH for u .... , , . . lli; '; 'V:"'"' 1 j -dentin,; the I tilted l-ldelUy and i (iuarautee company, un jiariyi Itandall of the Niagara Fire Intnir- I ance eomuany. Mr. Kandall will be In Ashland and Klamath Fulls l the first of the week. We have somethliiK choice in tree props. Do not fail to seo them. Dig Pines Lhr. Co. "Mf Word has been received from Miss Mary Creiner. formerly a re-( porter on the Mall Tribune, who Is on her way to New York to spend veveral months with her mother, that they are having n wonderful j time en roulo. j DrenHninkinj; and remodeling. , Fashion Shop, 42 1 Medford Kldg. tf " Wilfred McKoehc returned yes- . terday from Portland where he j attended a convention of the Pa-, clfle Htale seedsmen lest week. Mr. and Mi's. K. K. Crouse of DesMolnes. la., were business vis itors here Friday and Saturday. , M; Crouse is u representative of the John Deere plow factory. j Dig dance Hut. nilit, Uold Hill. Dancing II to 2. 79'j Mrs. Pat Cale. who graduated J from the Ashland Normal school this term, was a Medford visitor Friday, being the guest of tier sis ter, Mrs, C, N. Culy. 1 Itig dance tonight, Hilarily hall. A building permit was issued by the clly yesterday to the C, V. A K, Fruit company to Install win dows at their packing house on Flcventh street, at a cost of S2.". (Irange fiance. Lake Creek. Sat urday night. Fverybody welcome. 8 3 Mrs, C. AV. Ashpole left Thurs day for j Pocfilello, Ida., to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Cordon, and was accompanied by Mr. Ashpole as' far as liurns. I!lg dunce Hal. night, (lold Hill. Dancing to 2. 7J Mrs. J. H. Snyder and son Wil liam, who hail been spending sev eral weekjs here visiting friends anil relatives In Ashland and Cen tral 'Point, left Thursday for her home in Poeatelln, Ida., to Join her husband, Harry Snyder, who Is employed by the Pacific Fruit Kx press company. Mr. Snyder was formerly employed In Medford as an agent for the eMlropolltnn Life Insurance company. A good time ussured those who attend the dance tonight at Hi larity hall. 7!) (Jeorge Cute, Hood Klver youth. recently caught a fish whllo on his motorcycle. He rode his ma chine over a submerged road and when he reached high ground he found a 1 1-Inch carp caught fast In l lie gearing. Temporary auto llueii.ses were is sued at the Hheriff's office today to the Central Point State hank at Central Point, liufus Hoberts of Jacksonville, Charles Mitchell of Uiold lllll. C. C. Fortrtedc of Han Francisco and Mrs. Irene Hass, J. M. P.oore and the Oregon (Jranite company of Medford.. Orange dance, I-ake Creek, Sat urday night. Kverybody welcome. Xii Kleven local Infants were given thorough physical examinations at tho regular monthly child welfare clinic held at the I la pt 1st church yesterday afternoon. Among the state of Washington hotel guests In Medford an Mrs. L. 1. Itrldges of Olympla, Mrs. A. L. Davenport of Aberdeen, Pat Cogglus of Longvlcw. Joe Taeonin, Mrs, Km ma Kingston of Centra Ma and F. W. I turret te, K. A. Peterson, Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Ferguson and Frank Youngs of Seattle. A 10-pound son was born lust 1 Thursday to Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Tyce at the home of Mrs. Tyco's mother, Mrs. J. It. Harnett, of I20: Fast Main street. Mr. and Mrs. Harry S. Owen of Los Angeles, Calif., are visiting James II, Owen, the former's fd who left this morning for Kugone to attend n meeting to night at Kugeue of state lumber men. Harry S. Owen has been connected with t he L. W. HI Inn lumber company of Los Angeles for thi last ITi years, John S. Owen of Fan ( 'lalre. Wis,, president of j the Owen Lumber company, loft j this morning for bin home after spending ten days In this city on business and visiting. M e in hers of the Lilt re II Pa rt s store force wilt be entertained by ( ieorge I 'a run m at his summer home on Pelican bay this week end. Harnum owns a I 2-pnssengor hi u nch w h Ich the g u est s will c n -Joy'nlunH with fishing and swim ming. - M rs. I. J. Allen and two suns of Oorvallis are guests for a week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. MenUrr. Miss Florence York, home dem onstration agent, spent the day at A pplegate. Instructing women of the Community club In Improved methods of cunning fruits and ' vegetables. A major part of her 1 June program wilt consist of work In connect ton wttti the county health unit which will hold clinics j for babies and children of pre - j school age In ;tt( communities. j bers of bis family w ill leave early i Sunday for Newport, where they! plan to ftp etui a week's vacutton.j L. A. Hunks and family arrived ! here yesterday from lilx-erside. i Calif. Mr. Hunks is a large orange) grower In that section, and in- j tei ruled In orchards In the Itogue ntver valley. ' Uusiness callers here Friday in cluded H. C. Hare of Herkeley. Calif., and New York, nmt Floyd Suthertln of Ashland. N'brleans Beauty , i ' if 1 - 'fjm-S. . - -1 " 1 i ft I ' I '5 i i .1.1 J . "Miss ticvt Orleans" nt the in tcrnationrl beauty pageant at Gal veston, Tex., in June is to be Miss Georgia Payne, 17-ycar-old miss with golden-brown hair. l'inp((iia Post No. Hi will be well represented at the American Legion convention in Modford August 2. 3, and 4, according to Horace liromley, who utteuded the last .meeting of the Uosehurgr Le glojinalres. Fight delegates and eight alternates wero elected to represent t'nipuua post, and in addition the KoseburK D r u m corps find at least 50 mbre Legion naires and auxiliaries plan to "meet 'em in Medford". In August. TO VISIT HERE EIRST OF WEEK Ocncrnl L. M . Nuttnian and O041- eral James p. o'N'oil will visit on .Monday. June I lib with Sergeant Orover C. Owen, In charge of the Medfurd, U. H. Army Iteeruitlng station. It not being necessary to keep a large number of general officers on the active list after the armis tice was signed and the troops de mobilized. Crcneral Nuttmuu, as well as (icncral O'Neil reverted back to their former regular army rank un colonels, and due to their excellent war record, were given stuff positions. Coloin-I Null man is now 011 the staff of C.cneral Hlues, who is commanding Hie !th corps area, which consists of eight western slates ami Alaska, Colonel NtHtmaii being charged w 1 t h securing the best type of young men, and keeping .the commands recruited up to their full author ized strength, ;iml i; stationed at the Presidio of San Franc isco. Oeneral O'Neil is one of the most widely known army officers of the Deno orit'nited States and there Is hardy u nick or corner that doesn't know "Hue key" or "Patsy" as he is often called, lie is on staff duty and has charge of the recruiting in all the slate uf Oregon and five counties hi Washington, and Is stationed lu Portland. Major Charles K. .Mc Prayer, assistant to Colonel O'Neil, and one of the best medical doctors with the A. K. F. in Franco during the war, was - visiting Saturday with Sergeant Owen. CHIEFS TO MEET .MAItSHKIIM.I). (in... .Inn,. ii Tllliunouk mis ....( t tl: fur thr 1 !' L!' rumii,in (,f ori' Umi Sluti" Kin- Cllli.fs, l.y a vole uf 16 lo 10. Si'iisirti. i't'iolvi-il thii'c votl'rt. Tin- roll. .wine nffli-.-ry were i'U't'U-il iiniiulnitMl-: Witliiim K NUKlutum. Kimtn, )irsl(li'tit : Ivan Pciii'son, Mi'MlmiYllli', fh-st viec li rul il nil; Jiuni-H v.. FIKi'hcr, Kiwi'Iiuih. i-p-i-liM'tiMi tri'iisuri-r: ThomiiK Ciuiu.!., Tlllnimiok, re HinMrd sOiTi'liiiv. ". .1. HoiiKhmun. Ashland: I,. 11. Ifnrtys. Si'iislil,.; Henry U-C.u-., Miirshrii'M ,.. numi'il trustors. .Mayor Williamson ami Clly At torni.y Calkins of Kum n.' nia.U- clo. iiucnt lil.'iis lo siTtiro tin. couyvn tlon lor ihi-lr ,.ty for ljo. l-"lrp drills wimv jjIvimi last nlisht anil thor,. lnlllnilon in tho "nniplnK Turll.-s." tin. fuo or-' I Vanlmitlun of lhi assorintlou. The oonvoiillon innloil lodav with a na food illnnor ul Mossi-I reef at noon. Clillinllr 1'rlosi snhkon NKWI'HUT. (lie.. ,IU. 3. i.4i Father S. A. Counal. 4H, resldeni l.astor of SI. Marys cihollr eiuireh stlrlyinK .New puil. Toledo ami Sllrtit. una ttivkm ih paralysis Friday afternoon and Hint today. He had lle,l here the past two years. 1 1 1st ii.iienis reside in Winnipeg. Canada. DRYEST MAY IN LOCAL ! The put month bad the lightest j rainfall for t he month of May in the history of the Medford .weather bureau, the total rainfall; lamouuting to only one hundredth) jof an inch. Although slighvi Uimuuuts uf rain fell on seven days I I during May, it was only on Muyj 1 & that u measurable amount fell, ' i according to the official summary ' of L. Walter Dick, meteorologist i In charge of the Medford bureau, j iThfs summary Is, in part, as fol-! lows: j ! "Tho monthly mean tempera-j j lure for May was 02.3 degreds, a j (departure of 5.1 degrees above the' ,pasl average for tho month. Maxl-t mum temperatures of 90 degrees! or over were reuched on two days.! 'I lie highest for the month, 18.2 degrees, on the 2 Ith, was also t the highest of u if record for Mav. '. I exceeding tho previous high id-; old. reached in 1!22, by i degree.; The lowest tcmperaturu for thej month was yu.H degrees on thet third, ! "The total rainfall was the lightest of record, only o.O inch being measured, n deficiency of 1.10 inch, a compared with the past average for May. Altogether rain fell on seven days, but only on (he 5th wan the amount ineas ureable. "Killing frosts formed on the first three days. Damage was not general, but early tender vege-tabh-H suffered to Homo extent, especially on tho iliird. There was fairly heavy smudging on nil three days. Fruits did not suffer any frost damage. "Thunderstorms occurred on il days. Four solar halos were (Ob served. Light fog formed on one occasion, and light smoke was not"d . on seven days, on one of which dense smoke was also re corded." E LIQUOR TANGLE PITTSIJL'KO, June !). (A1) In dictments cbn rir i nir 1 (17 iioi-koiih I Including Superintendent of Police i Peter P. Walsh, two members of I the state legislature and two police I magistrates, witli conspiracy to : violate the prohibition laws, were returned by a federal grand jury here today. The Indictments followed weeks I of investigation by tin grand jury of charges that there were exlen jsive conspiracies to violate the prohibition laws throughout the city. Federal authorities had claimed that city officials would be enmeshed in the probe and several clashes between city and federal authorities occurred while the In vestigation was being pressed. Sam J. Ore net and Luke Sulli van, former members of the legis lature, were among those named in the Indictments. Scores of alleged i Hie it liquor manulacttircrs and boot iegyors also were named. TlenlMii Near Fall TOKYO. June II. UT'l With the fall of Tientsin into the hands of the nationalists believed to be Im minent, foreign garrisons were making final preparations to pro led their nationals today. Severe fighting was reported to be taking place between Tientsin and Taku. about 25 miles to the cast of the const. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFT FOU HALF Lease on fully equip-1 pod dairy ranch and milk route; 21 A. alfalfa, producing Ml to !Mi tons of hay, with 22 tons in the. barn: complete farming equip ment, including good team: also complete equipment for handling! milk route: j 7 good cows and some young stock; good 7-room house, furnished ; large dairy barn -inil oilier outbuildings; free water for irrigation. This is a w o n d e r f u 1 opportunity. . Kooks show net profit of ap- ' proximately I on per month, j Sale price of lease, equipment I and route. SKJlMi cash. See i Charles A. Wing Agency, Inc. SI . I'M I! SAI.K A dandy sul.urliiin homo oonsistlm; of 3 1 A., with; U lo S A. lu oolllvatl'in ami lalil lli walor rluhl; a i;ood o-roonl Inmyalow with t'lri'olai'o. Kood ; ham iiml ohiokon housi's: lots of horrios. rall's anil fruit of1 various kinds; only L' 1 u milosi from .Modforil on a Kood uravol-i oil road. .!ut Iho idaoe for lior- , rios. tumutoos. I'iiiitalouiics and Vai'lry. An ixoollont Uuv at : Sl.'nio. Atliuollvi. lorms. Char-' los A. AVInu Ayonoy, liu. l'ltoni' ; 72S. 81 ! KOI! H.U.K AI Jorsov milk row. i HO. T. Uoiii. 'niter l-aki; hluh-I yay, 4 ml. from Kaule 101111 1 Tel. 31-X-4. i KOll IIKXT Furnished hunitalow: eleetrle riuiKi'. mirae, for sum liter. M."t N. ('.arllelt. 7:nf FOl! SAI.K (II! TUA1U-: euulty lor liood used ea !" Mail Trihune. $10110 P. ox rrilol.STKUINC. flulshlm;. re newiim' Wink done at home or at shop. A. X. Thlhault. I'hono !MI-U. hj ; WANT lo i;et In toiu-h with party 1 Interested In patents and linen'. tions. Must he able lo invest j alioul S.-.00. Address Wm. II. 1 Uolierlson. Central I'olnt, Ore. ; 79 1 FOK KKXT f. . room modern 1 house. Imiulre filS v, Juekson 1 SO FOU KF.XT .1. room furnished apartment: private family; hath Barase. Key l H y. Ivy. TALENT ARRESTS HIS ARRESTER AS PLOT TI Sergeant Charles P. Talent, ser geant in charge of the Htate traffic department, who was arrested last Tuesday night by .Marshal ilob Metzger fur parking uu the wrong side of the street, late yesterday afternoon arrested .Marsha! MeUKer for the same nfrense. The com plaint against Talent, scheduled lor liea ting this afternoon before Jus tice J. L. Re l Jacksonville, was postponed until next Friday. 'The case against Molzger tiled suddenly, as somebody tore up the "ticket." Talent arrested Marshal Metzger when, according to MeUwer's friends, efforts to induce him to withdraw his complaint against Tal ent fnilcd. Mct.ger was working at the city reservoir arid had his car parked on the only parking spot alonn that narrow ruad, which is uheU only us an ingress to the Jacksonville road. Metger adher ents admit he was parked on the wror3 side of the road, hut main tain it was the only place to park. Captain Itloom of the state traf fic department Ik in the ity and conferred yesterday with Jackson ville authorities relative to adjust ing the tangle out of court. So far little headwuy has been made in this direction. The city council or Jacksonville, according lo well-informed report. hi standing hack of MeUgeivand his friends havo taken up a fund, to fight the case "to the highest court." , . AI PROSPECT JUNE 23 Two weeks from ioduy the Copco Employes' cluh will stK-;c its an nual Forum picnic at Prospect. This is one of the big events of the year for the Crfpco Forum and a large attendance lis assured, 'ihe var ous committees In charge ol' the affair are making extensive plans for Die day and night program to entertain (lie hundreds of Copco employes and their families who will attend. A trip of inspection through tho new Prospect No. 2 power plant will he a special feature, and will afford every employe an opportu nily to see tills new geiiuratin-j; sta tion, which Is the largest of its kind in the entire mate. ' The Weather Lowest temperature this morn ing, 4(i. precipitation for 24 hours, end ing 5 a. m.. none. Yesterday's weather here: High est temperature, 77; lowest tem perature yesterday, 4:t; meun tem perature yesterday. U0. Precipitation: T o t a 1 rainfall since 1 t f -month, trace. Humidity yesterday. 5 a. m., St per cent; 12 noon, 118 per cent; 5 p. m., ;i5 per cent. Character of day: Partly cloudy. Sun sets today at 7:45 p. m.. rises tomorrow 4 : :t 5 a. m.. set tomorrow 7:45 p. m. (Uises and sets computed for level horizon). Forecast for tonight and to morrow: Fair tonight and Suu-j day: normal temperature; lower . humidity. i L. WALT Fit DICK, j Meteorologist, Ciiited Stales Weather Korean, i These Drug Stores are open nights this week i p. Jarmia & Woods James McNair Pharmacy West Side Pharmacy OUR USUAL GOOD DINNER TOMORROW $1.00 HOTEL MEDFORD Insure Grain and" Hay Now0 Oraln rale only fc per SlnO Insur aiu'O from now to January I. rover lli III field, in stark or in ware house. Custonmry short term rates on liny. It yon have anything to insure. se or phone .1. Wakollelil or Clarenco Pierce. I Another Great L I Mf Tomorirow i if Another Big Senratior, al Surprise l 1 i awxsa 4.nit Vnii is w I Chaplin "The Fortune Hunter" WITH Vitaphone ALSO 2 Great Acts of VITAPHONE VAUDEVILLE EDDY PEABODY in .BANJOMANIA I fill and L : r-1 The Comedy Skit F Ml II 3l Admission ,; Talking ,. 19 C3 Mate. 10 and 35 , News 5 Ei . Eves. . ..25 and 50 Reel ; M mtlmid. attd Back (the regular one way fare) 39 return limit June IS Save time, money and nervous energy. Use the train. Care free, comfortable and depend able service to the picturesque Enjoy the splendor of this annual gEla event. See the spectacular Pngcaut, "Where Rolls the Ore gon", the colorful Floral Parade and Merrykhana Procession. ' Co by Train tit Stem FaclSic J. C. Carle, Agent Phone 34 FOR YOUR WINTER FIRE Green Pine Slab Wood 12-inch or 16-inch $2-75 MEDFORD FUEL CO. 1113 North Central Reichstein Tel. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING GETS RESULT! LAST TIMES TONIGHT Richard Barthelmess !N "The Ptent Leather Kid" Capacity Crowds call it his best picture Also TWO BIG VITAPHONE, ACTS - . Per Load 2 Loads $5.00 631 Deuel
