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' AfEDFORD MATL TRTBUNB. frfTCPFORD. OTCKOOy, OXDAY, .TUNE 18, 1928.
"Girl from Chicago'- Is Feature -.y . ; i
! r ?'" ': 1! v " At Rialto Theatre Tonight
"Tenderloin,' First Talking " - !
Motion Picture, Coming Thursday j
OF FOREST ROAD
B. FALLS-PROSPECT
OF A 3RD PARTY
ilCTTB FAIX8, June 1H. The
for8t service lit Kmviil;iiR and
H(nii'lilf'TilnE the Butto Falls-1'roa-poct
road thin milnmer ho that
quicker trun8ortntinn can he hail
in jl'bkc of fire.
Mrs. Ilyril, mother of Charlie
Byrd, filed Monday evening ut the
Mcilfurd Community honpltnl, of
hitr trouble. Tho rcmulim wore
Hent to Coqulllu for burial.
. The program kIvcii Friday eveu
I ill! for the benefit of the church
wan enjoyed by all who attended.
KollowliiK Ih the protiram: Katun,
Hlennur Curry, (n) "Mndy Lou,"
(b) "You'd ilelter Auk Me," (c)
"Tho IJlue Tree"; hoIom, Mm. Joe
Noo, (a "M Lll' llutteuu," Htrlrk
land. (b) "Minhty Uko a Hose."
Nevln: duet, "WhlBperlnif Hope,"
Nee, Curry: hoIuh, Mr. Nee, '(a)
"H'h Nice to Oct- Up In tho Morn
lni!,M .0)) "I'm ttolns to Marry
Marry": . hoIoh: Miwi Curry, (a)
"The Hwullown," (b) '.'The l.yuh
l.lttlo DalKy," e) "If No Ono Mur
rlcH' Me"; piano duet, Mrs. Ithca
Jlotivcr liud1 Mrij. Joe Nee; vocal
duet,, '?'Oh, That Wo Two Were
MayliiK." Mi'H. Nee and Mlna Curry;
KOlON, Mra. Nee, (h) "The Itoad to
Kally's IIouhc," (b) "Wlllle'M Pray
er"; hoIoh, Mr. Neo, (a-) "When the
Hell In tho l.lRhthuuKc Tolln," (b)
"I Lovo a LaKHle"-; ukulele hoIoh,
MIh HCurry; vocal hoIoh, Mh Cur
ry, (a) "Tho Linnet," (b) "Orand
ina." Tho Medford American LckIuii
will kIvo a dance In the high kcIiuoI
KymnnHlum Haturday nlKlit, and a
luri;c crowd 1h expected.
Hmiiluy a Yeonian'H picnic will
bo hold In- the Ilutto KalU City
park. About 50 emu are comlng
from the valley. '
MIhh Fern Wolf' linn-heou vIhU
ln with her brother and' family,
Mr, and Mrs. Krnent AlbertH.
MIhh Marjory Gilbert' of KuKcn'e
In Hpnndlne tho sutrlracr with her
uititer, Mrs. Joe Neo.
Mi'H. J. J. Hlmorvlilo returned
Tuenday from KiiKeno wherii ahe
uttended thd graduation cxereineH
of the IT. of O; Oconto Klmcrvllle
wna a niomber of tho uraduntlnK
clam. Ho will teach at Kntiiih,
VftHh., next year. '
Mr, and Mm. ' 'Allen Hookey,
couhoiis of Mr. Ouy' Muore, ar
rived hero recently from the east,
and Intend tu mnko their, home
here. '
Miss llolen Slmervllle, xtudcut uf
tho AKhland . Normal ( Hchuol, s
mHiullnK her vacation' In liutte
FhIIh,
Frank Hoover returned home
Haturday from Ulveria, Calif.,
where he tauaht last year.
' Minn Eleanor Curry of Colorado
la vlxltlnK. her brother and family
of 1 h 1m place.
Mr. and Mi. N. D. N'ukui'h of
Kan Franelco m'o vlHltlnir In lluttc
Pull (it ' tho Curry and Khort
liomea. Mm. Nuuciit I'm n ulster
of Mrs. Curry and Mi'H. Hhoit.
i,'t i
nVrini' m nrrrTm ra Aii'i'l1 nrwwr r
tcena from 7h Girl from Cfivato' ' tte.rrlnd Conrad 'JJiieJ 'vuttMyrtiloy
GOLD HILL NUGGETS
"Tho "(iirl from OhlcuK"" '(
toiiKo, KlHtcrinK mt'lodiamu, the
soi-t that kcepH thi nudtt'nfe at;
IiIkM lonslon from the flint Hccno
to tho final fatlb-out. '- .it ro-"
counts tho ndvftiititrcii of u well-'
brouK'ht-up of tho ulil Kouth.j
who , lenvcH. her' ugeel father an-J ;
Iiiuvoh Iho (Ian(,'cTi of ti Ki'cat)
city to navo tho llfo of her broth-!
or, who ha fallen into the Imndsj
of crookH ' ant! is HuntcnccA to
death
KxcUIdk and wlft uh mad
hoiHi'H 1h tho' uttion uf tho n;i;t'j
(lrama which whirlH t)e xUi, now
known uh "Molly,, the (Jul from
Chi," from ,-om!' danger to an
other, until at hint he arcoinpllHh
eH tho tank lie hus cumo to do.
.Mynm; lAy ' tflycs the Kroatest
perfornianro of her career, ho
iuuho Hho Iuih the Hint part wor
thy of . her talentK.
SIS VALLEY
What tho rarniqrs tormod na (ho
host rain ot' tho hoiikoii wuh the
ono which foil ho Htuacllly all day
Sunday, mid, from nil' comments
on tho value, wo surely will huvo
houio woii-to iiu rarmora by liarvosl
(lino, for Homo hav rnlnil tho ruin
iih worth lullllonH (it ilnllni'H, while
inn must conHorviitlvo hnv rntwl It
111 (lie thousands. At any rnto It
was a great benefit Ut I lie inilrrl-
Killed land and dnnuiKcd very little
hay In this section.
Tlin luro stoam shuvol for thu
county road work nrrircd Krldav
monilriR ami will ho used in 'cut-
(UK? the (wo hills In (ho roud now
under const met ion.
Mrs. K. A, W'llhltn Iiiih 1-illilrned
to her homo nrtiir a week's vlsli
with liar son. Clarence, and family
of Luko Creek, liriiniltnu is liu
proved in heultli hut. Is nut very
nviuiiK.
Mr. and Mrs. Kdwnrtl C.lhbs. who
spout n week horo ylslilnu rein-
uvea anil menus, returned Sunday
to their homo In Lonn lleach, Cu.
V. A. Tresliani Is visiting (his
week wl(h his son, llnrry, u( liol
land. Mrs. Neltlo Cerm'S anil 1'niiln
Juno of Klamath Fulls and lllrniu
Monro of Hvam Valley visited Sat
urday mid h'unclny with their sis
tor, Mrs. J. A. Cook.
K. II. I)ny left Prlday for the
cattle 1-anno with Ills herd of beer
Aitllo.
-' At Iho annual school nioellim
Monday it will be necessary In
olect a director anil elerlt lo Mil
Iho offices now held by Mr. 111K
liaii and Mr. Abbott.
Itnlph Ko-'ter and 1M Mormin,
who left las( week for California
to remain there throtiKli (he sum
returned homo l"il(lii' wllh tho bo
lluf thai soiKhern Oicroii Is Kood
ennuKh (o live In for whllo at
leant.
' Mr. and Mrs. Goo. McDoiioukIi
returned Sliming from altendlim
Iho State (iraiiKO meutlnx at Rai
nier and rcixirt a wonderful trip
an an Interesting session of the
members.
Tho Ladlos' I. C. of Sums Valley
mot Thursday ut the homo of Mrs.
O. T. Wilson for their lns,t meet
ing; of (he summer. Af(cr enjoying'
a social afternoon (lie ladles went
nerved, Ice cream and shortcake.
Geo. Stevens, all old-time friend
of Mr. ami .Mrs. John Hull, spent
a few day last week vlsitlnx at
the Hall home. Mr. Stevens was
highly enthused with Sams Valley
and pronounced It one om the pret
(lest valleys he had ever seen.
Johrl' IliRham, who has been se
riously 111 from complicated kidney
(rouble, is slightly Improved at last
rnporta. . ,
ComJ!merit rt being extended
tllll Wrlcht over the lilrlh of n l.nhr
boy WotliioBUiiy.rooruliiH,
A fulMo firo alarm was Klvcn
about 10:10 .o'clock on Tues
day evening nt Ciold -11111. The
bellowing Hlren Hounded and the
larger portion of reHldcnls were
aroused. It was found that .the
alarm waH given on account ' of
a- Hinall grass flro near tho tele
lihono offleo on tho north aide
of town. It was out at tho
lime the flro truck arrived ut
tho fcccne.
Mr. II. IX Heed arrived home
after u (rip oaHt this week.
3lr. and Mrs. Earl Moore re
turned', from a Hhort visit to
('hlloqiiln the fore pnrt of this
week.
Clareneo Hhavcr, who has been
employed nt Kndtkc'a store, is
conriued lo his homo with tho
mumps.
Among the 11101:0 recent visi
tors to itledrord from Hold HIM
are Mr. 11. 1.. Kenuston, Mi'H.
H. L). Force, Mrs. I'aul Thomp
son, Mrs. I'lyorly. and Mr and
At is. J, C. "waikor.
Aim. Walter liungey of this
city celebrated her 7 aril hlrtlir
day on last Monday, Juno 11,
and she enjoys thu best of health.
W. It. Walker, owner ot the
111 Way Inn Is Installing a new
and extra largo sink and is hav
ing the dining room papered so
as to - present better accommo
dations to touristH and residents
who patrontKc this- IKtpuhll Inn.
Several residents , of Foot's
Creek were visiting- , and shop
ping ill Colli Hill this Week. Some
of these were Uuy Itnlcs, Mrs.
(Irl'ggs, Mr. and Mrs. Norton and
(Irani Matthews.
Art Mullen left for Portland
tills ' week on. lyeount of blood
poison In his iirui. lie. will
ho laken to the Southern INiolflc
hospital In I'ortlaud as he Is cm
ployed here as depot agent by
that company.
The apple-thinning season In
Iho vicinity of Cold Hill Is over
half gono but several residents
are being employed. The lel
((In. Mclionough and 'several
other orchards lire doing miii-b
thinning this season ' and em
ployment Is furnished to sovoral.
'Ted Doll Is rapidly recovering
from his recent Illness.
The condition of Mrs. Hell
Wright, who was rushed to Hie
hospital Wednesday evening, Is
reported to be slightly improved.
Mr. mid Mrs. Lawrence Whit
sett ' have been busy the post
week installing a milk pro-cooler.
They intend to serve customers
In (lold lllll with milk. They
havo several dead of choice cows
which will lest ll per coin a very
excolleiit amount iff butler fat.
They Intend, If possible, lo se
cure a rout o and It-vlre uillk
each evening.
Mrs. . W. Martin returned
home from I'ortlaud the fore
part of this week.
Mrs. J. W. llryan Is able lo
be out' after her illness of akout
three Weeks.
Frank Chllders is having n
wood floor laid In the noli) lllll
Kupb.v Co, Tho former one was
ceciiicnt and was very lll'csoino
to anyone wonting upoti It! It.
F. Hwun did the eul'liotiler 'work.
. 4
'Old Son Francisco'
Scores at Craterian
slapstick', hokum stuff, but relics
on. deft and gentle thrusts-at Hie
foibles of his neighbor and him
self. He has u certain freshness
and spontnelly that Is so often
mlsslntf In old performers. Miss
Whlttaker Is a most admlrablo foil
for tho lli-own humor.
Some. j)f the new popular songs
Included in tho number which
FrnnceH Vt'llllnms offers on tho
Vltaphone prcscntiillon are "Oh,
llaby, Don't We (let A lung," "I'm
the Only Hoy' in the World Who
Clin Cut a Hlscult in Two," "If It
Takes Two Hours to Mnko Phila
delphia, How Long Would It Take
to Make You?" und "It does on
Like That."
MIkh William Is n former Keith
hcndllncr and present star of the
Scandals. She will be remembered
by thosu who see and hear her.
Anil last, but by no means leust.
Is the Movietone news nio!.
WASHINGTON'. June IS. lPl
Senator -Vorrls, republican, Nebras
ka, knows nothing about a mwo to
organize a third party In tho presi
dential campaign, he said loduy,
when his attention was called to a
report that a meeting would bo held
in Chicago, July HI, to discuss such
a proposal.
The leport was that u meeting
would be held in Chicago by Nor
rls. Senator Itrookhart, republican,
lowu, and Senator Nyo, reimUllcan,
North Dakota, to disciiHS a third
party.
Norris said that he hud not been
advised (hat the meeting would lie
held and had not been askod to at
tend it.
"At tho present time i am op
posed to a third party entorin.-! (lie
field," Norris said, "and , know
nothing about the report that a
movement is on foot to start a third
organization."
The Nebraska!!, who has been
mentioned as a possible candidate
for prcsldnnt on a third ticket,
said, however, that ho is dlHap
pointed in the farm relief and the
power trust planks in the platform,
declaring that "there Is nothing to
them." - - , . .
IioMc Hlmnnon of KeIlyH cuf!open It; money;: she 1h confused.
the day'H dancing over plckn , Then suddenly police whistles.
hei way ''ihrouKh . the dim streets She U surrounded. Led uway to;
thinking of Chuck White whotte the ' Ktatton hoiiRe and '
love she . wants; then from over 1 See "Tenderloin," Htarrins Do- j
a hitfh wall a bate in hurled; it lores CoNtello. at Hunt's Cra-!
fallM at, her feet nhe hesituteH jterlan martini? Thurnday.;
froni, doing - nythlng" to' restrict
trade and competition in tne casn
reffiflcr field.
i The defendants include ;Aaion .
C. Sample, Salem, "OrO.I .; ;
Mail It!
If too busy to come to
bank just mail your
deposit
Our acknowledgment will come
to you' promptly by return mail
and you will have the satisfac
tion of boosting your balance just
'when you wanted to.
HAL HOSS SPEAKS
TO
T
If busy-
Use the mails!
; . .
KILL FOUR AND
KANSAS CITY, Juno IS. (Pistol-ins
In southwestern Oklahoma
und southern Kansas over Iho week
end claimed ut leiisl four lives,
left upwards nl' lot) Injured and
hundreds humeless.
Ilellei workers today. repor(ed
IhiK approximately JOutl wero home
less in southwestern Okluhomn,
where tornadoes Saturday night
swept through a furtilo fanning
district leaving a train of debris
10 miles Imp; and from Ihroa lo
five mlloB wide. Tho towns of
Mhiif and irendrick wero hardest
hit. Three persons wero killed at
lllair and scores Injured us tho
twister sped on (owurd lloadrlck.
wl ero three negrooa worn believed
lo have perhhed. Ono negro was
killed near lllair.
Tho damage to buildings and live
stock losses in Jackson, Kiown and
Tillinnii counties ws estimated at
morn than half a million dollars.
While roBctio parlies today con
tinued to Inspect, debris, virtually
all ot Iho residents ot Iho Okla
homa storm urea had boon account
ed for. Otis Itlce. formerly of
Kiowa county, wua missing..
Several communities wuro iso
lated when laUrtnid .mill -highway
bridges wind desttoyod ' and lolu
phono linos levelotl. ,
.Army tents were sent trom l'i't
Sill to provldo shelter-for thu homo
less. .
BOY SCOUT SAVES
IHJ GIRL
I'KXIU.KTtiN. Ore.. June IS.
t William X.-lhy. mlddle-aK- I
rjtm her of I he IMIot Kuek df)'
trlet, was drowned in the pool at
U'hman,t SjuIiikh. summer resort
in (ht'- ,omh m-etluh of I'mattlla
eoin(y ; yenlei'day about nuott uiki
'lolet Sl.athewH, 4. wuh overctme
but fthnlly .mi veil by the promp:
rOsuM-itation work by I.nren llenx
ley. Pendleton liny Scout. The
two 'wlm could not KWim, : t
bevnnd their depth In the pool. .
SALK.M, Ore.. June IS. P) The
Oregon IcMKim of the Calhulk-
t'entrul society, In convention here
over tho week-end,. .elected' Frank
Saalfeld of Salem as Hh preHldent,
KucceedliiB IOmll Deiiu of Portland.
A. T. Meithoff of i'ortlaud was
eleeted vice prcHidenl, Arthur
Moonnan, recoTdliiH, 'hcci o t a r y;
John Meyer, financial secretary
and Andrew Weber, treasurer. The
throe latter live In Salem. ,
Thonsrimls of Catholics from til
parts of tho stato attended tho con
vention Sunday ' when pontltflcal
high noiss was celebrated at the
Hlale fair -grounds, followed .by a
dinner and program in tho ufter
noon. .
At'i-hlilKhop (Inward D. Howard
wits the principal speaker and Hal
h. JIohs spoke as the reprcsentu
tlvi of iovernor Patterson.
CINCINNATI. Ohio,- June IS.
The trial of !t present and ;
former salesmen and agents of!
Jie National Cash Kegi-ster com- j
puny of Dayton, Ohio, on charger)
of contempt of court will be called,
Heptcmber 2-1 In federal hourt here
is the result of the mandate tf i
tho I'nited States supreme court, j
which has been received here. j
The supremo court directed the;
fulled States district court to pro- .
ceed with the trial when it ro-'
versed tho declsitn of JudgeKmithl
lllekenloopcr, who had dismissed
18 of the 111 men charged with I
contempt. I
Tho defendants are charged with
having committed nets in viola-1
tion. of an injunction issued in i
1 !t it! in the government's antl-
trust suit against the National ;
Cash iiegister company, its offl-;
cers and agents. j
This injunction restrained the I
company and its - representatives i
. BL'PEUIOIE, .Wis., June 1.
Wj Pouring rain which changed
tho roncj between Cedar Island
lodge ami Superior into " quag
mires In places, caused President
Coolldge today to postpone for
one day more his visit . to his
.summer executive offices.
A tentative engagement to re
ceive William M. Utitlor, chair
man of tho national republican
committee!, who arrived hero to
day was kept by Mr. Coolldge by
inviting the chairman to vh-dt
ulm ui his lodge. , I
Tho slight abrasion on the right
heel froni which Mr. Coolidi,"-1
was limping when he left Wash-1
ington was believed to .have alo
influenced him not to come to
.superior toduy The abrasion al
though not serous, . bothers the1
ehiel executive in walking. ,
Jiutler arrived In Superior I
nn early train.
TheJackson County Bank
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Klpllnu's "Take ine somewhere
east of Hucx, where the kcn Is like
east of sues, where the host Is like
Ten Commandments, and a man
can raise it thirst," mlullt well have
been sum? of old S.111 Kranctsco's
Chinatown and r.arliary Coast, and i
It Is these Teutons that nre rccre- j
ated for us In the thiilllnit and
uncannily realistic Yltaiihone urn
ductlon, "Old Snn l-'ranolsco." star-'
rlnx Holows Coitello and fealur
IliK Warner Otsml. Two iicls of
Vltiiphonc'cuiidcvlllc are seen and
heard.
Hints in-own nnd Jean Whlttaker.
one of the foremost comedy teams
on the vaudeville stage, make their
how to the people of .Medfortl when
Vltaphone presents them in its
proKram number. "A Ixiiiuh or
Two." The IlKhliilni! puiir of
Drown has mado him one of the
most tlke.-ilde eonieill:ins on ihe
luo. lie reaorta lo none of Hie,
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