TrrfiKrt MAtfJ TRTm??fl, ilRWOftllj f)T?F.f!ONT. WEDNESDAY. .TFNP. 20, 1fl2T
Inherits $40,000
KAP KUBLI VERY PINEHURST ASKS
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BY HOLLOPETER
DANGER IS OVER LOCAL MARKETS
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' The damage null of rt. II. Hol
lopeler, carpenter, ngninst Charles
AW J'aim. capitalist, tor 1E..001.
for alleged injuries received in
the spring of VJ2$t while employed
on const ruction work for the de
fendant, on 'North Fir Htreet, will
be tat ld in the circuit court next
Monday morning. Itollopeter, in
his oornoluini, ulso fikn a claim
for $300 doctor fees, nttorney-
fees and the cost of tho action.
He is represented by Attorney
(ius Newhury. i'ulrn is represent
ed by Attorney 'a. K. Kwiiiies.
The nlh'KathinH of the complaint
ar based upon thu "nenlinneu
and carnli'sHnesH of 1'alm. It if
cited that th waff old was bnilt
iof "old ard Inferior itiatMial,'
'which collapsed, causing the
' plaintiff to fall a distance of nlno
feet, rcHUltinK i "concussion of
the Kpinal column" and cauBinw
Impairment to llollopetci In the
use of his less. The otnti'tlnt
assert further that Ilolloneter
still Kiift'erM from the effects of
the fall. It is averred that when
he fell he struck his head on the
cement sidewalk and his hack
two Rcnntlinus.
Among the angles of the ease
to be threshed out will be operu
tlon of the stale workmen's com
pensation act, which, a demurrer
1lled, holdK Putin, through his
foreman, Karl Fehl. had rejected.
Circuit Judge Orlando forkins
of lakeview is scheduled to he:ir
the case.
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BE SENTENCED
II.- II. Adorns, nccimed of cashing
a had check' for $40, and S. A. Mc
Call. charged with car theft, en
tered pleas of utility in the circuit
court this afternoon and will he
sentenced Monday morning.
McCall, a transient, sole a coupe
owned by B. h. Chadinan at Union
Creek and drove it only a short
distance before he wrecked the ma
chine, the owner of which managed
to overtake McCall and hold him
for Sheriff Jennings. Adams, whose
home is believed to be in Klamath
Falls, cashed a check on the Hotel
Jackson and was arrested two days
ago. McCall's arrest also took
place two days ago.
Due to the absence from the city
of the mayor and several council- j
men, leaving only a quorum pres
ent, the city council meeting last
night, at which Councilman II.' 11.
Janney presided ns chairman, be
yond voting to sell some water
bonds and' transacting some rou
tine business, postponed the con
sideration of all Impending Impor
tant matters until an adjourned
meeting could he held Thursday
night, when the mayor and city
attorney, and posslhly Councilman
K. B. Hammond will he present.
This means thnt Thursday night's
meeting will be an exceptionally
long one.
At last night's meeting the coun
cil voted the sale of Ji'i.WKt worth
of city water assessmi nt bonds to
the bond house of Pierce, Vitiv &
company of Portland, the highest
of the two bidders, whose bid was
3100.126, which means a premium
of S3B.&4. The bid of the Mcdford
National bank was at par.
It was voted to give the Sunrise
nuto apartments camp a permit to
erect a sign across Itlvcrside nir
Twelfth, in front of the ,camp f
that tourists and other passers by
would see it, as the present sign is
obscured by trees.
Tipton Has Second Fire
TULARK, Cal., June 20.
For the second time within a year,
the business district of Tipton, 11
miles south of here, had been de
stroyed by fire today. An early
morning fire destroyed eight build
ings and only the telephone build
ing and a small restaurant were
left standing. The loss is estimat
ed at more than $100,00n.
FARMER'S WIFE
GETS STRENGTH
By Taking Lydia E. Pink
ham's Vegetable Compound
Sehoolfield, Va. "My mother had
laken Lydia E. Pinkham'a Vegetable
I ompnund ami l
decided to take it
for my own trou
bles and found
preat relief. I
wan hardly able
to stand on my
feet sometimes
and now I feel
better than I
have for several
vears. 1 credit
the Lydia K
Pinkiism's Veire-
!able Compound with my present good
lu-altli. I have taken In Iwttle of
it and I am now aide to do all my
housework ! sewine. feed my
rhirkena, milk the row and tend the
pifn. and feel line." MR". -I. C
Jiiudiet, Box ti9, SiUoullicliI, Vir
' mi.
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On the first day the public
learned Miss Lillian Dunlap, ot
Rochester, N. Y., a grocery cash
ier, had inherited $40,000, left
her by an uncle in Texas, she re
ceived four proposals of marriage,
flowers, invitations to house par
ties and many letters. She plans
to keep her job and "just go
alone" as usual.
OR: REDDY BUYS
THE B. WILSON
PEAR ORCHARD
Yesterday afternoon Dr. J. . F.
11 eddy closed n $35,000 deal for
the liruce Wilson pear orchard
of 135 a cres on C! ri f f i n erec k .
Today he started moving Uis fur
niture to the new home; prepara
tory to harvesting the crop on the
:t0 acres now in full bearing. Tho
Keddys have owned fruit on a
small scale, so this is no new
venture for them. The jewelry
stock at their Main street shop was
recently sold out and the business
discontinued.
The orchard was planted by
Bruce Wilson 20 years ago and then
purchased by A. it Chew, who
sold it to Dr. Heddy. Dr. Redely
has been in the valley since the
first pear orchards were put out.
The salu was made through Wold
& Wold, realtors. , Dr. and Mrs.
Redriy and family plan to make
their permanent home on (he ranch.
16 ASHLANDERS .
CALLED FOR JURY
- DUTY NEXT WEEK
A special jury venire of 25 was
drawn yesterday by the sheriff and
the clerk for jury service beginning
next Monday In the circuit court.
Sixteen of the. 25 called arc frm
Ashland. The list is as follows:
Harlan II. Holmes, merchant,
Ashland.
J. N. Pletschcr, clerk. Mcdford.
O. F. Wertz, Insurance agent,
Med ford.
le I'icrce, laborer, Ashland.
1. W. Wheeler, retired. Mcdford.
John S. Orth, bank cashier, Mcd
ford. chas. II. Vaupel, retired, Ash
land. W. C. Tucker, farmer. Ashland.
Wm. K, Denny, laborer. Anhlanl
Isaac Fridegar, merchant, Ash
land. Mllo A. Walker, farmer. Ashland
Hiram A. Autry, poultrymnn. j
Ashland.
A. L. Lamb, contractor, Ashland.
.las. Q. Adams, laborer, Ashland.'
Ralph r. Cowgill. engineer.
Ashland. '
lienj. K. I -earn, laborer. Ashland.
Thos. K. Umlfield, laborer, Ash
land. fi. II. Yeo. real estate. Ashland.
(iertrude Mce, house keeper.
Applegate.
C. M. Howell, farmer. Mcdford.
K. K. I'hipps. real estate dealer,
Ashland.
Jan. V. C.regory, farmer, Central
Point.
Chas. V. Kstes, farmer. Talent.
Delia Tex, housekeeper, Central
Point.
Martin J. Olson, laborer, Ash
land. filirrp oniiers
Attention!
j We are In poeltlon to pay you
' more than anybody for wool-mo-!
hair. Hee us hefore you pell.
1 MEDPOgD BAItOAIN HOU8B.
j Phone ln, n N. Drape Ht
I Old r-orvnllm-Calilwell mllitnry
(hlKhwny to be reopened and Im
l proved.
i
I K. K. (Kiip) Kubll, former Ore
! gon legislator, once candidate for
i the United States nnnte. mine op
- erator, and a Jacksonville native
: son who once gave promise of be
i ing a good first baseman when that
: town had a baseball team, is con
I valesclng rapidly at Sacred Heart
' hospital, where lie was taken Mon
day, June U, sufferliit from an at
tack of pneumonia. .According to
Dr. K. It. l'ickel, the attending phy
sician, he will he discharged from
the hospital next Saturday.
Mr. Kubll was stricken while vis
iting at th home of John F. Miller
In Jacksonville. With Mrs. Kubli
i he had stopped for a visit in his
j old home town, intending to spend
I a few duys at his mine property on
I Foots creek, while Mrs. Kubll drove
to Portland. His condition at one
j time was such that his family was
culled from Portland, making the
trip by auto In eight hours.
The Mcdfoid Merchants nre
drilling hard this week in hopes
of winning both gamps of the
double header Sunday at the fair
grounds with Weed and luns
inuir. Strenuous practice will be
held Thursday and Friday eve
nings. Krank Chester, the catcher, is
working so hard at his dallv stint
that he 1ms no time for practice.
and has l.eeni without a. workout
lor six weeks. Tiie young man
has not fanned out oueo this son
son, and besides, has done & good
jnb catching.
Ken Iloble, the University of
Oregon flash, will arrive Friday
and will play in both games Sun
day. Mahoney will be shifted to
second base. Ho to h ballplayer
of merit.
Cliff riest will oppose Dunsmuir
in the morning game. CJillesple,
who held the Med ford team to
three hits, will occupy the mound ;
for the visitors, lloih these hurl-j
, ... '.
league and valley fans will get
an eyeful of pitching.
Manager Hall this i morn ng re-
certYd n telegram from Heiilon.
who pitched last season for Khun-
ath Falls, offering to pitch against
Weed Sunday afternoon. Henion
Is n speed-ball artist and has been
pinying lor lai i.ranuc. 1,11,1
league has closed its season. Hen
ion wants half the earth to pitch
a game, and Manager Hall is un
decided about giving it to him.
Considerable interest Is aroused
In the games Sunday, nnd a rec
ord crowd, with many from north
ern California towns, will be on
hand.
As nn added feature of last
night's Copco program, last -minute
returns on the Indian mara
thon race were .broadcast during
the hour. These returns were re
ceived by long distance telephone
from the Cupeo of tire at (i rants
Pass and provided local people
with up-to-dnte and authentic in
formal Ion on the race. The news
thnt the n rants l'nss entry, Flying
Cloud, waH near ing Crescent City
and running strong, with n safe
lead over tho rest of the field,
was welcomed by local people.
The musical program of steel
guitar and banjo se lections by tho
"Copco Sfnropntors" was greatly
appreciated, judging from the
many phone calls received in the
studio. A large number of "re
quests' were played during the
evening. Next week's Copco pro
gram will feature the "Rand of
All Nations" from Del Monte, Cal.
This is an excellent dame orches
tra, according to those who have
heard It and will be well worth
tuning In for, The program will
be given on Tuesday evening from
D to 10 o'clock.
Madrona
Brand
Egg
Producer
fed to your )illnts will
menu (lollnrs to you
when oL'tts hrinjr pond
prices.
START YOUR PUL
LETS ON THIS BET
TER MADE MASH.
MONARCH
Seed & Feed Co.
A delegation of residents of the
Pinehurst in southeastern Jackson
eouc!y called upon the county court
this morning and asked that a road
be maintained from Pinehurst to
the California state line near the
summit of tlie Sisklyous. The road
has een maintained for years by
the residents and they now ask
that it he taken over by the county.
Iteiween 26 and 30 families would
be benefited.
The county court Informed the
delegation that they would visit
the Pinehurst district and view
tho mail within the nest month.
The road improvement, according,
to J. (i. Thompson of the California
Oregon Power company, would bo
beneficial to the Copco plant on the
Klamath river. In reaching tills city
and In making line lepnira. Mr.!
Thompson also toM the court that !
If the road were built to tho state
line it would eventually result in
the neighborhood of '100 families
doing their trading in this city, "as
they now prefer to come here, mid ,
when the way is upent-d lluiil do II
quicker than by ;ning to other I
points." j
The Pinehurst mail was built in ;
1SSS as a trail, and has since been
broadened out Into n loud alter a j
fashion. Commissioner (leorgo Al- j
ford snid that he was over (he trail I
In 1X.KH, and hail not been there
since, lte was surprised to leurn
so nfnny people lived in that sec- ,
tion.
Privilege Coupons
Phipps Serv. Station j
1'inpps auio rani iservice at uie j
corner of Hiverslde and Jackson
are giving privilege coupons wltli i
"""T ' Purcnnse in ineir siauou.
''' Bf five of these coupons
I r "K "' " V" J'rlnceBS
t vpiomi (iiKiiinu' liv nnvinir !)Se.
-. : tli.
I lit' llMJlli'iiri nit; till iiiit'ti Ttim
genuine horse hair and can be used
for canoeing, automobiles, porch
or living mom. See these cushions
on display nt the service station.
The Weather
.Lowest temperature this morn
ing 54.
Precipitation for 24 hours end
ing 5 a. m.. .00.
Yesterday's weather here: High-
est temperature. X4. Lowest tern-
turp y(lst(in,av, 47. Mean
temperature yenterdnv. Wi.
j lrppllllllnn. Tnlll, f,.,,
H ,noo ,8t (f month( 79 inrn, Tnta,
minfaU H,IIce September I. IQ.fi I
ncnpSi
Humidity yesterdnv, r. a. m.. R5
I pi.r 0Pnt. j2 mion. 4 2 per cent;
1 fi p. m.. 3U per
cent.
Character of day. clear.
Sun sets today at 7:49 p. m..
rises tomorrow 4.35 a. in., sets to
morrow 7:49 p. m.
( Rises and sets computed for
level horizon.)
Forecast for tonight and tomor
row: Cloudy tonight and Thursday,
probably local thunderst o r in s.
Normal temperature. Rising hu
midity. L. W. DICKKV.
Meteorologist.
RIALTO
2 DAYS T ,
STARTS I UHIWIIUU
H.C.WITWERIS
You'11 roar and
ti scream at the
- .. -txfrfK adventures of,
v v W-iir Happ Hick
Awifi 1 Hiuin9 1 h e!
( V'!'.rr Hi9h spo" o,i
' TfM8ET8 tonight
ui The Amazing Crook
I MELODRAMA
H "THE GIRL FROM
Mj CHICAGO"
K Starring
II M YRNA LOY
When You Ask for Your Favorite
Maid-oSweet Cream
BUTTER
Be sure that the carton bears the picture of a
Maid It's your assurance that it's
Tasty, Nutritious
GRANTS PASS CREAMERY BUTTER
This buth-.r in made from fresh', sweet pasteurized eream, select
ed' from dairies 1 liroiiRhout tke KokiilV River Valley. It is put.
on the market daily, whirl) assures its freshness.
Look for the Maid's picturre on your carton of Maid-o'-Sweet
Cream Butter.
Snoboy's cheerful grin hereafter will "tell the world"
about Rogue River Pears and Apples.
Snoboy has been favorably received in every state,
in the' Union and in every foreign country where Ore
gon Pears and Apples are sold.
Snoboy is available to growers and shippers of qual
ity fruit who have no brand of their own and to grower
and shipper organizations for use in connection with
their private brands.
Snoboy Pacific Distributors
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Hotel Holland Building
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District Of fices Portland, Hood River, Medford, Oregon.
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CLiASSIFIED ADVERTISING GETS RESULTS
INSURANCE
First Insurance
Agency
A. L. HILL, Manager
Phone 105 30 N. Central
Medford, Oregon
Kodak Film
veloplnrf
and'
Prinllng
Fast Mail Order
Service
SWEM'S
EASTMAN KODAK DEALERS
Maiter Photo Flnlahera
217 E. Main St. Medfordtj
. 1 until I'aclilc' will
pond 145.000 on local yurd lui"
lirovementa,