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MEDFORD MAILTRIBDNB Uiily. SuiMaj, Weekly I'uI'liklKii bv I tie MEDFUHU 1'H.NTING 00. 11-17-10 ti. Fir tat. Phan T HOUF.KT W. KUHL, Editor B. bUMITEB SUITH. UantfM Ad lHtleiWi.ae.il Nwir Entered u tecond eliu nutter it Med ford, Oregon, under Act of lUrch , 187g. SUBSCKIIT1UN HATIM By Mall In Adtsnrrt Wily, with bund ay, yeir 17.50 lliiily, wittt Huiwluy, month. , . . . . , .76 Daily, without Sumluy, yi-iir Daily, without Sunday, month 66 Weekly Mail Tribune, on year.... 100 Sunday, one year lly Carrier, in Advance In Mrtllonl, Ash land, Jai-kKonvllle, Central 1'nitit. Pliocoii, Talent, Uold Hill and on Ibgliwa)!. Daily, wlUi Hundjy. montli I .76 laily, without KuiMlay, month flu Daily, without Sunday, on ear... 7i)0 Daily, with Kunday, one year 8.00 All terms, caau in ftdvuiu-. MEUHKK OP THK ASS(K'KTKl) I'REHS Receiving FuiJ lad Wirt Hrfvic Only paper In city or county rewiring oewi by telegraih. Tht Associated Preaa la Mclulve)y en titled to the una for republication of all ttewi di patch ta emitted to (t or othervriae credited in tlila paper, and tUo to tht local oewa published herein. All rightt for republication of ipecUl dl patches herein are aUo reavrved. Bworn dally arerage circulation tor tlx monUia vndlng Airll 1, 1U2K, IS93, Official paper of Uie City of Uc.lford. Official paper of Jackaon County. Advertfalnit llcprraeiiratlt H. 0. UOOKNSKX COUI'ANT Office, In New York. Chicago. Detroit, Sao Franciao, Loa Angelea, beallla, Tort laud. Ye Smudge Pot By Arthur Perry The dlHhcaricnlntf inroruintlon 1 fot'thcoinlnK thrtl fleas ni'O plenti ful In this vicinity, nut confining thnniHelvcH to the backs of dons, but InvixlInK kocIiiI circles this yenr. A certnln uniotint of fleas nro supposed lo ho irooil for a dog, hut when they tako to roanilnK over the necks and shoulders of humans. Ilvln off the country, no to speak, It Is a different proposi tion und about time tu appoint a speclnl commission to Investigate, and adopt resolutions oondemntnK the impudent fleas. This Is vital. A prospective settler asks first about the coolness of the nights, ntul then desires to know if the fleas nre hmiKry. War horses of the Republican party nro gathering today amid waving flags and blaring bands, to nominate, a presidential nominee. The keynote speakers are bursting with bunk. Among the opening songs, and one that will illustrate the deep religious nature of tho stupendous gathering of statesmen, will bo tho hymn, "Hwoet Are tho l'ronilses," us tuneful as It appro priate. When the blatherskites known as the democrat le party as semble, they will warble "Must Side, West Hide." They arc all sinners. A war on Kunday dancing looms In this Ktate. It Is supposed that the reform Is bucked by a group who have played golf every (Sunday for years. ... NOT KXOCKIMJ lll'llllY (riliilraiiu ill, ItrmlAcr) . v ' Mrs. Alice Met.'rory and son, Harvey, went to Uuyton last Sunday, to vlidt Mr. and Mrs. Carl Dunbar, who were slight ly Injured in an automobile aecldent last week. Mrs. Dun bar before her h eel dent was Miss, Olivia McCrory. Haiti put a crimp in Sabbath gadding on an extensive scale, and caught farmers with thotr hay down, as usual. Dest wI.hIich are extended to the two ghis bound to fly across the At Mui tie. ocean, along with the hupp they both will be remembered longer than Alleo Older, who on tho same perilous Journey was forced down near tho Mahaman. "Professors and editors, and such "(lirhbanc's "Today"). "And such" is a sarcastic touch. Telf I'lymale is strutting like a 2nd loot, owing to Ihe acquisition of n flaming red cout with gold buttons. j The dust hns nettled. It was beginning to get In the hair, the house, the jello, and the home brew crock. Local supply of ciinnou-rodder will mobilize nnd entrain for Camp Clatsop tomorrow. Tho goodlooking young lady who has been spending a largo portion of her spare time on a billboard In tho interests of a cigarette, has unother beau, lien Hur lauinptnun. who doe the fancy fishing on the editorial page of the cxtccmcd OrcKonlau. flourishes. Saturday Henjamln bud a piece nbout flowers, o good It gave three valley renders the buy fever, and Suiubiy he ground oat an article of literary merit and beauty. In which the allegation was set forth that sea-gulls cuss, (iood work, Hen! It Is sincerely hoped that the next electric sign Unit is Inxtullcd by our merchants, displays tinlime originality nnd has some red lights. The Oregon delegation to KC. got some of their own medicine Saturday. They were taken from their comfortable I 'till man, by boosting Nebraska us of Altlauee, and whisked by auto 14 miles over the prairie, tu a burg comparing to Ashland. A DIRECTED VERDICT WASIIINOTON, June II. OV The motion of defense attorneys for n directed verdict of not guilty on tho trial of Iloberr W. Htew art, charged with a misdemeanor for refusing to answer question! put by a senate committee, was denied today by Justice Slddom In tho District ot Columbia . su preme court. M.lllj M UNUSUAL BUT WHAT in ku rare as a rain in .June! Then , if ever days of perfect KiniKliiiic ano- expected, and if there is any precipi tation, it IS Olilv 11 paSSIHg" rtllOWer. , , , , - , lillt VeStcrdliV WC liacl a genuine pour, f ruill early III ,,'..., , A , i , .i i tllC 11101'lllllg to late 111 t lit? attl'rilOOII, aild todllV It looks as tllOUU'll there might be morif. "Very unusual," us they my quite so IHillMial hk many cople wispon. For May was thcj fl, HCV(.i,cd B,,bacromlul bur-; clothe. .My disease run on for an tlril'St lllollth,' for tllllt period of the yeiir, ill tjle Ilistor.V of tin J KitlH try to spell the name of ourllhcr "' ttu cleared U,. The local Weather Bureau, anil uiidoulileifly the truth is that we merely received the normal .May rain 1he infinth lullowiii!.', which, overj ilii;u,r considered, is a very slight, error on the part of the Weather .Man. Ami this is a better Kirant'eiueut. For previously the rain always cmue immediately jtitcr tue jiisi ai.jnni crop nau iieeu cut, which was luinl on the hay mid un tlu.- disposition of thej hay ranchers. ' 1 Yestenlay 'h rain mnteriiolly helpetl the liny wop we are in formed, will be of invHlimlifc nssistanee to those who irri(,'itle, a:itl certainly takes a heavy 'burden from he shoulders of the family Kprinklei'ri. '. Jjiiwns which were, drii'd out in spots, are today soaked down lo the w,:ilcr table, mid when' the sun comes cut tomorrow or next ,day, what , . , ., ,- 'If 1 f Mwlford and the surrou'idin thU.-v wilf be! It will be (lift for the roses, PurtlHiul Ilose.show. Too lmd even that should end in u buret THE C0U5TRY IS SAFE! THICK E is no more need to worry about the Republican Xa tional Convention. Willi Sk IS. Smith and J. IT. Cooley of Medford seated as alternate dclevateH in the Ore(iu deleffatinn, we can be assured the world will be made, unsafe for the Demo cratic party. Naturally the Mail Ti'jhunc s Jiat-hand is tittiiiK rather kihii? .. . ,. . . , , , thirl afternoon, as it ralizcH its manager is to he Heated anion"; the diKtiiiKiiished delegates' to the, convention, with a Portland rose in his buttonhole and an enameled badge, with red ribbons nnd gold fringe, as large as Catherine Smith's wedding cake, on the ,,, , oiuc bhiu. ,. We oIko join in the civic pride nrouscd bv the Heating of . II. Cooley. When one comes to think of it, Mr. Cooley is ex- ellently fitted for Mich a position, having many characteristics J ee . , , ,, , , ' . , in common with Andrew .Mellon ot r.snnNtrlvnnia, who, as we, have frequently mentioned, will dictate the rhoiec of this epoch-11 malcinir Lraillel'iiue. ' ' , rc r, o' , - , Hoover may or may not be nominated iillhough with Horah coming out for the Secretary of Commerce 1oday, it looks more invitable than ever, 'but this much is eertain, before the con vention adjourns, the members of the Orojron delegation, and the delegations surrounding it, will know tilieru is touch a place on the map as Mudford, Oregon, ami tliatit is "the biggest and liveliest little city in tht; world." ,-;, v V'' A GOOD BEGINNING 'UK liiiiiiaeiiu'nt ol! the .Southern Qreyon ins Cniiunnv eer tainlv iliwnrvi. n u-nrrl nl anutuiueed polieof redueinu; rates to eookiii"; ,MUiKuiners, ... 8ueU a, poluv-iM a:T.vre8llh.lffrltH;:Ht, W"Vnv!al.;. A,TMUay'' 11 chminc in iHiiiuiKoiiH'iit jiUMUis liighor . rales ; to tho consumer ratlier than lower. "Hut not only is such a policy jood Tor Aledl'ord; it wjll eventually prove heneficial lo tho ffas compiiiiy. IAr the eorner stone ol" any public utility sueeess is inerensetl volume mid in. creased good will. This reduction will .secure Ihr first and eon tribute materially to the second. QUILL Distribution of birth-control anyway. Flies can't read. When a woman chiunres her niiml three times, perhaps her intuition is just getting the ninjie. The doctrine of original sin difficult to think up one that's There are things to forget and evade, and he is a rare con vention key-iioler who makes the keynote b natural. . The brown derby as a campaign emblem reminds us that the j winner of n derby race must jump Fublei Once there was a savings account that could tell the difference when ti man Mopped snykiug to save money. Chinese are polite; and though 'they persist in ucctipyiiiu part of ('hiiia, they seem very apologetic about it. MUTT AND JEFF JFF,THlS 6AM OF GOLF Willi, cbsth ouk uiORM-fitiT rJeeuus. BCING TnG CAMPAIGM rvNGSies re,K unoieTr? amPi LoujdtM -1;. Mm1---: . , !- Vl'.RY USEFUL in California. Hut perhaps not a (forfreous sitht the city of too, but lint ho nii.e fur the I. -4 11. "-it. tl, ... it "i wiu " I" im; nmi nuim tin inv juu, of xliry . . ' : , r i . I cnmniKlKln I inn A fne t heir1 ceei.t 1 v . , . . ' POINTS literature wouldn't help much is all right, but it's getting very original. tho wet places. The Campaign Managers Caution a Lady on OVMO-TD rou ANTi HeRB, But fV JuTSMejT recxs r X. CAM SVAJIMS OUR To rV MAN fVJCXT - o'l Personal Health Service By WILLIAM BRADY, M. D. I Blfiied ItHera pertaining to peraonal healtb and bTflene, not hi dlmae dlagna.1. or tr.Mmriit. will Im liiwernj bj Dr. Brady If , .lament, aelf-ail'treiiaed .Twlno. i, rnrloeed. . Lrltera .hould U brief and .riu.n Id ink. oin; to tbe law number ol letter, te- ! celved, only a fear can to anaweied her.. No reply can be made to querlaa Ml conform- in. lo InaliucUona. Addree. W. William Brady, ill cart ol Una n.wauap.1. M'rri.r. nt'Min or rin.n i.o;ic -No. 2. Di'Willof the iuHircll. street, putting a lot of fizz In It, I anil then he advised me lo change name of the ct or move. isut he had simik- thins wunh while to nay when he ,.-ooled off, u n d IIiIh is It: In Africa, when I had the iniiifur tunc to s c r v e with it much mu- nlKjrerH knew thut ihe lntonae ht-nt of day and Ihe Mhlverlne cold l.y nlKht had nothinK at all to do with ; fever and the like. The Mackrt' I know that iiites of innc,.tK siueail pUIKUCH WHICH UCHCl 1I1H WIlltCH, Thp Kl.rm.h all( tlM. ,.;ltKllfih wvvv ! iriu to lnmv Hie trouhU on the cnanneanie t-iiniaip. 1 agreed with ; (lp nKK, el's. ' In the far north I have pro tected hands and feei from freez ing and come unscathed through many weary months of winter, sleepinir In the Know, wet thl-ouuh in the sprhiK breaks when nir;ht temperatures slipped low enoui:h lielleve inc. Have had clutlituf;i the rrozen nom iisii to foot, noen so: to sunerintendent of documents, (hat It was torture to bend lciis. (,'overnment prlntliiK office, Wash The ijdvlce of tile Indians ant) old- j I. C, for a copy of lliil- lliners In Ihe far norlh Is lo for-letln 2$, tiKrlrlilttire denartineiit. I Ki'l pneiiinonla which you think! I J ,, u' "" '"" '""""' "'.yscs of American food materials avoid searliiK Hie Iuiiks and keep from which nearly all "culory feet and hands, nose and ems from lists" mo taken. J 'mm' fa'"tu 'th'i't Vountrv ! Bah)uoKr. j of 'bine', eoid!"'! "xV.r.T I '"-"tu from frcezinw the only dis-.,,u,,v slts !iml ,.vt. ,)(f,n- t;i( ""' ' '"" '" " : ami i oon i oeiieve your eriltcs j v" " " 1 '' " ll l' d lMl,t ,m" "as f ".ft.!" mmv existence wl,l1'" 1 "' ""Joy I have hunted on the turbulent stream known us , n,e Missouri river, iioats have " nixcd, l have battled Ice- lhc:-e drleil my freezing clothing by a driftwood fire. I have strip ped to the hide In zero weather ami turned as on spit before Ihe fire to keep both sides of the old analtimy. at leant fairly warm while soilden clolhiiiK dried on .".ticks, Tiie only thing I ever felt after such exposure was n ccrtali) exhilinitio,,. a tim-llmt of the skin from head to foot, a prickling a7',o1,,j.1.rA1,( . jhn ,.. i,Ml (-u i ii my Miitij ii, iti i-uiifu l ill'. .! 1 cotnpiiniiins In similar plights havef wailed about pneumonia but 1 never heard of one of them con tracting -It after sudden cold im- mer.slon of this wort. !aHt "r 1 Interviewed a man. wild iv ni lit n Tiirbluli IxitK wl.on I the building caught fire. Time wasi mldwlnler. Wrapped in ,a bath towel- and inJthing nioref barefoot, bareheaded, sweating like the devil, ho dashed Into suh'ern weal her and cooled off considerably beforo he was able to push through the crowd and enter a steam-heated building. Sweat hud frozt-n on his J hair, face. neck. legs. He walled 1 f and moaned. He talked of pneu- 1 f monta, cold and grip. 1 kept track : -. of this bird and be has so far mr- vlved without even a sneeze'. Another incident. I was suf for- j Ing from some kind of a none . and throat infection which had ! run two days. Mars buzzed, head j ached, bones ached, I had the I snufflen. IiIpikU iiiIIpiI II n (,ilil I really 1 felt hot. The outdoors called to me on a cloudy, overcast day when tho Icq had Just slipped from the lakes. There was a cold north wind. frost was still on tho ground, lee .still clung to the banks'of creekx, nlough. bayous und j , ! fishing that would come later. We had a M'lnc. We found that Ihe Ii hI I'lnces In seek tile ellljdve min nows were four and five feet deep. Too tleep for bin waders. I. the "cobl" Miifferer. waded Into the ' 'water up to my armpits. Cold, brother, it was cold at first. I 'T' ."' .V"' K"foot again, then landed the net. Thist performance was repeated severnl 1 times In two hours. After tile first ! illlinei'.sion the water seemed less ! cold. My companions complained necau.se the wet seine turned their hands bine, so cold was ll Three boms after I left the last slough 1 arrived home en-pi Into nued my ! the basement anil oh (fORt! . r . . . . v , . . t - : - " vv .", I'iiMii, wt'i rioiiuiig, wic com Winer, mo Mttcr x)osur', the hnnl UiUvv uu tlor trying cuntlitioiiH, did not nf- fi'l't tllf l-l'XIlil-llllll'V iltfll'lill fl.al.l tt.,,ii h , ...... Hllff(.1-lnL, , h.. ' l(, ,H.ii(.Vj. . ,,, tsrvi'H of fover whiMi I went -on tht cxiM'tlftlori. I know 1 had nunc wlu-n I fot hump. Ho then; yrju urv, I holii-ve un you believe. I havt-n't hceii - iiljlc to test out that Hkln theory of Vours vet nnd muv iwvr t. un lih-ned Kreuchlbllt j tio know from u thouwuid regiment of Krratim ,mc e-x)uileiiceM thut rvxplru renown. then the ,orV dUcascH do not rnmn f,n. (xpoHiire.' I Thn.t. an. SU(.h tjl(n,tf. ' ,rtt,,.,. fvvt rrtmthitc foiett triH f-iUiin- on outdoors adventurers, but 1 can't find any proof of the cold draft bogy. Anil I was huntiiiK for furli proof in several different climates before I ever knew of L)r. William lhady. Cordially and respectfully. JACK 1J; WITT. UrKKTIOXK .XI AXSWIOHS Calorics Pully Itcvcalcd. 1'Ieu.se send me u candle list or ti ll me where 1 miijht Kct one. Mrs. R. H. Answer Send ID cents In coin This is the uriclnal talilo of mini. , thai it is too soon. Mrs. M. G. Antswer. . oti're richl if he , COUidn't ho wouldn't, it n wrong ' TX x montiis old. it is all riuht If the baby Kets up on his own. The same applies about stauillllK und waiklnu. Tuberculosis. At tlie summer boaniluK house where my family plans to spend a few week, one of the ImnueVw.M , hnsn atlmiieiv-iihulu lu tl,n,. , dunuer to my wife or children? , y o. h. j ;.' "Answer. I'erhuns not to vour I wife, but certainly the children ehould not live jn the house w ith ',,,,,,,,;' whf, hns ti.,.,.ii . . Lester Lark, o' the' Weekly Slip- horn, won th' Tell Binkley prise feP tn. bcst writcup of a burnin' bultdln', bein' th only contestant that didn't say anything about ih flemes "belch in' forth" an "th' structure bein gutted." An opti mist Hs a feller that digs dande lions out o his lawn Brisbane's Today (Continued from rag. One) ver as the little boy about ens'-1 tor oil He doesn't like tu take it, but he knows it is good 'for j , lillll. I : J , In New York, not liif from ihe 1 the Golf Course . -, : . . j I . I la . i fe.THe Pill iosr" Dogs. MISSGT TrtMi r THINK v)OLD LADY MIGHT HAV lULCt she r mL 1 '.t'Jfr'jM Rippling Rhymes (By Wtlt M.MOS1I LAW ABIDING Horn is bUMditu, In our little towu, were whot and tthtin and fltricken down like in ad (Ioks, by the cops; they'd not surrender on Uemaiul, ro went to fertilize tie land and help out future tnijtH. There'd been a carnival of crime on deck for quite a llttte time, und citizens were More; some honeKt voters, going home, were roundly plugged u)Hrj the dome, nnd robbed of all their Htore. Thingn grew so bad that l-rudent wirhts weVs Beared to walk the KtreetH o' nightfi, lent they be robbed or slain; so when the cops begun to fility, I heard approving peo ple say. "Their course is save and Bane. When criminals o forth with gats to rob good peo ple of their hats, their gems and parsola, It does uot punish them if they are pinched by harness bull, and placed 'twlxt prison walls. It doesn't make their feet grow cold, for they will shortly he paroled, or pardoned and set free: some mild official, court or board will see they're pres ently restored to priceless lib erty. Then they will get their gats from pawn, and shoot some voter on his lawn, and steal his fountain pen; but If they're shot and planted rteht, when coppers meet them in the night, they will not rob a-iain." The finest people In the town were laying this raw logic down, without a blush of shame; they'd lost all notion that the law would ever mnlto the haltor draw, or slop the slayer's game. And you will hear men talking wherever you propel your bus, uron a summer morn; and It's a dismal state of things, you must agree with me, that brings the law ,to common scorn; -. - - - i MlU-Carlton hotel, three young p ' llcemen aaunterin-T: across the ' street, each carrying a repeating rifle or shotgun. They comman- dwoi- ii tnvlcHlv nnd. wlttl trm ririver none too well pleased, start on their , i . j,,,,, ..w . .... A New York Crowd looks and wonders mildly, whom they intend I to shoot and where. Such Is our i civilization, in 1928, with bootleg and bandit accessories. j k I Golf balls will be painted bright i colors to correspond , with golf sticks nnd blazers. Orange ami yeuow uro iujuiui . i uib m, m- terest soimr moro than any ctfn- .vent loo. , r .", ; ; c? ; ;. ; On vonr radio you will bear the, convention speakers before they are heard by those sittin.; one hun - dred feet from them. Klectrlcity carries the voice 10,000 miles Taster ., i. . i ,........i. I lilt ll ll tciii uutei wituvie.il hid nu mi, ri,p, . Wall Street. Report MOW YOI1K, .lune 11. W A 'lisallonal decline of (17 a share in the common stock of the iWitaly eorpoiatlon. on the .New lrk u.b market, coupled .-with an increase in call money rate from 5'S to (1 i ' J ' Z movement on the New oik slock exchange today wliich earrlvd prices of many stocks down $S to, ( Sto a share. ! I'iincitaly common sold as (as 2 "J 3 a share in April. It broke j ilo 133 on the curb market. j On tho stock exchange. Haldwln ; M-omotlve, t'nited States fast . un,UM.sun,Hl UH executor of the cs Case Threshing nud.tjll(, i.,i i: lierren. deceased. Iron Pipe, Russia Insurance each sold $)'! n j share or more lower, while Wright Aeronautical, i usnman s mmery. Curtiss Aeroplane and fltlsbtirg nnd West Virginia mid down 5i to ljK , I ' .. , L,, . ... . I i ni.ed Slates Steel co union. 'Cei.eral Motors, (.eneial l'.lcctlic. I Anaconda Copper nnd other recent ; industrial favorites sold down tJ to i?l a Hbare. - I So great 'was Ihe late rur-h of !elliiig that the liclier was I'l mill - utes late In recording the final!1'-"1 01 11,1 m lM'' .' eriaiaii . miotailon. W11 r.rnnmo Women Know! a face powder like this new won-1 .AMllinm .Melville Herren, F.xccu dei ful Kronen process powder call-, 'or of the estate of l.ulu Ci. llurrcn.; e.l MKI.LD-CI.U Slavs on longer j deceased. Address. 331 I'uciflc keeps that ' ugly shine away Uldg., l'ortllind, Oregon, gives the skin a soft, peachy look; . . . O. A. N15AL, prevents large pores. You will Attorney Tor Kxecutor. . ' be amazed al the liealitifvlng Ulial-j Pule of first publication. Alayi Hies and purity of M Kl.l.O-C I.o. I I Itli. HISS. I ou wilt be fclud you trie,l it. Heaths Ill-UK Store. sHe is, V0O RGAL1Z.G TJraW IT'S t) ANGGROOS f.MJil FOR. Vou TO J ort ,T S SlTTrtCftG? I CutT , L ALLRtGHT, 7 StR. J t1 fc H C AT TABLE M0NDAY.JUNE18 n. . of ,1 1i.n 1 I f fctltt a.. -r. " -'-"- - Tl " l ,. r. MJr'rto Crasc, and family of Bend. Klmer Hull and family were re cent week-end visitors at Crescent City, Cal. .Misses Lee and Jessie Seabrooks, accompanied by .Mis. Hunter of Cen tral Foini. siartod for Los AneWles brooke. who is graduatius thi ieim,' '""'v U tUu. HtnL.-tiiftiitnrft In ,I.os Au-fto 6, on the Hears lot. Attorney 'Porter IS. Ncff of Med-1 ford and liowaru rvinynum 01 ten-1 . . . ' V ' I. ...iMu..M tare WriOf U " nnatiMa county met here Sa.ur The w' lson-Nealou hay haying V lo hear K. X. li.'tes. grain in- craw Is working la tho Heaule sec- vestlwtor for the depar nient, of ion 'agriculture, speak on the grain L. l. Schafer Is slowly recover- industry. Hulking operations and Ing from his recent Illness. , other work relative to the in- The Sams Valley Grange recently dustiy were taken up by .Mr. placed a large order for hay and . p.aiea. . stock salt to be distributed .mione ! - - - 'r-T. -- its members. ' Albert Anderson, James Sea brooke, Dorothy Mcewood, Huth Collins, l.ols l.oesch and Archie : West went to Ashland Friday and received their diplomas, having sue-1 cessftilly passed the eighth grade; state examinations, i oitnough the school term In this ! district was badly broken into by Uie infantile paralysis scare last . i fall, all tho pupils successfully I made their required gradoB, which , speaks well for the two toachei's In charge ot the school, Miss Purcell '. and Miss Sweeney. Owing to the fact that Miss , Sweeney has decided to take more training in college work, she will not bo hero for the next scnooi t year, which is regretted very much ; by the school hoard and patrons of ! the district. j Many from here attended the graduatlr-T exercises of the Central Point schoolB. Alvln Hamilton of ; this district was one ot those re-j ; ceivlng high school diplomas, Mis. Hattie Cameron ant and ehil-1 j, , i in in,irn,t oren. who nao ,., , for several months, are now living , j in the house tocently built on their, j properly here, A mill has been installed at the I Dunlap & Hamilton dairy ranch for i I wgrinding feed, which it Is claimed j ! will grind alfalfa containiiiT needle grass into mcai wuu uie i wu able slickers of the needle grass entirely eliminated. .rNotlcos ate posted calling atten- ilon 'to. thp-annual school meeting June IS,, -at which a director for ! tho three-year term and a clerk j will be elecled. Also the school , board is .Ir.sking for bids on llic ! delivery of 40 tiers of wood. Those, from here who attended " - , the Decoration Day exercises at 1 1 i Central. Point were very much im-; J pressed With the aiiproprtato pro-1 cram, but were also .Treatiy sur ' liiisea Ti" see that, only one lone, Civil war veteran Was in attend-1 ance. , - " i What Is believed to have been , h through a n;lrlow passage-, ,wn- ,he Hycl. callM,d le ,0HS ' , of s1lee lcUr.;ins M . and ,lanllltoll ner,. .Tho first hatching of niosquilos I . ,, ,, ,,,. ,.,, . , gii(-,ces. u, clIe ,rom , appear- i ances. n3 Uie meadows and alfalfa - 'hiBh4fi,1ls Ble !ntei",'d with millions of KXcXI TOlS'S SAT.K I.VMT . HKKKKN KKTATI-: V.i'li-.. U hcrehv ulvi'ii that the j by authority of the Circuit Court of i the State of Oregon for the Counyf oi iiiiinuiiiitu, un un unu um ii the lfth day of June, Dti'S, pro- j 11 M,'M i Mr iim lowing described real properly be- lonuhm to said estate, to-wit: (ivt.mment lot number three .1,,. Soiilbeast nionler (Si:i.k) l)f ,K, .(,,wesl iiiinrter (NWVi) , aiel the .North half .'-l of tliei 'Soutliweyt ituarter tSW'il of Mec-I ' lion ten tin) In Township forty, ; l,4ll Sou'.h of Itange three tan ' : sixty-four- and fifty-seven bun-! 'dredlhs acres, situated in Jackson! j County and State of Oregon Said properly will be sold fori cash lt hand on confirmation of. ( IhUo of last publication, June M1II1. IV'JS. T't Met 11 Ti. !.. . - v i llliem, and all seem to have keeo appetites. The lmi vesllus of Hie first cruu of alfalfa is I" full sius here and, ' wita the continued cood weather, ! will he completed ill a few days. ! The first cutting of alfalfa con I tains much more foul matter than usual, owin-s to the excess ainuunt of rulti winch prevented furmers 'getting their fields properly culti vated. There are a few fields of good grain in the distiict hut the crop as s whole' will he very Inslgnlfl- jCH11, principally becuuse of thu ! Prl of the product compared with the cost of production, which has driven muny farmers out of tho game. Illickiiioos Ileal Walla Walla l'ENDI.KTO.N. Ore., .lune II. . n ,, !..!. ,,....-l. ,.n tli. nurt f tie m kliru ai)d u flock of 'i Tulk o Wheat. KNDLKTOX, Ore.. Juno 11. : fli r-one hundred grain men ot Kodak Film Developing Fast Mail Order Service SWEM'S EASTMAN KODAK DEALERS Master Photo Finishers . 217 E. Main St. Medford . .-.:.'. ONYX POINT EX HOSIERY For Women $1.95 INSURANCE First Insurance ' Agency A. L. HILL, Manager Phone 105 30 N. Central Medford, Oregon FRANCISCO TURPIN HOTEL to $3.00 A SPLENDID VALUE 17 Powell Street at Market ; THIS CENTRAL DOWNTOWN LOCATION an important convenience to you ." Thia coupon mtiflea holiler fo FREE '. Yellow Tail depot to Turpln Hotel. '. FREE GARAGE j T.E.FARROW W.M.SF.l.f..Ir.: By BUD FISHER f; x'fvv sitting om AN OLD Raincoat: i H jtrr3Y I J SAN 1 0
