Medford mail tribune., July 07, 1928, Page 3, Image 3

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, CATTLE BRANDS
M
ARE COMPILED
Ever cuttle owner In Jackson I
eauuLv ill recli)e witUrn a week
a iWmd copy f all ftle brajiijs
used by other rancheiO prepared
and tyul out from the office of the
county aent.
In all there are 3:t0 brands listed
(V!id illustrated lepresentins the
different herds in the valley. This
is the first time a collection of
tb'm kind has been madtPot the
(jfx'dford office, ulthnuKh other
coiintien have uU the sywin Tor
some time.
The names are arranged alpha
i helically and all of the data was
received frolic the state veterina
rian's headquarters at Salem'.
Explanation of the necessity of
registering all brands before they
ure offlciully recounted Is contain
ed til the Introduction in each pam
phlet. According to a law passed
last year, when the right to the
use of u brand has been lawfully
acquired amf maintained by compli
ance with provisions of law, such
ilht becomes proiwrty subject to
uale. transfer or consignment Jusl
as any other personal property.
Demurrer in
Palm Suit to Be
Argued Monday
The jury for the term of the
circuit court hetfliininK next Mon
day morniiiK has been railed. A
number of farmers are on the list,
and the service comes when they
are in the mldsL of harvtftiun
ftruin and hay.
The first rase to bfl called is that
of H. Si. llollopeter uK.iinst Charles
AV. Palm, for SI a, mm for allef-d
injuries received in a fall during
the construction of the Kilni build
intf at Fir ami Main streets in
February. ll'L'ti.
A demurrer, setting forth that
I lollopeter's claim rests with the
workmen's compensat Ion commis
sion, instonfl of I'alm. will be ar
Kued first, before Jude Walker
f McMinnville.
AIRPLANE
BE GIVEN LUNCHEON
Final arransements for the re
oeption of 26 airplanes due lo ar
rive, on the local field ru-ar noon,
July Hi, were completed last niht
at a meeting of all com in tit ee
members at the rhamher of Com
merce. Crews of the national air tour
entrants will be entertained at u
lunch lo he served at the fair
Ktounrts hy the American Legion
Auxiliary. Set-ley Hall is general
chairman cf t lit- program. Accord
ing to schedule the Ki'oup of planes
will he In Met' ford about three
hours.
"The Big Killing" at
Craterian Tomorrow
Tho new UeeryHutton melo
dramatic comedy, "The Mig KJll
Ing," which will show at Hum's
Crater lan theatre tomorrow, goes
a loug way from the larger cities
nod even from the front pages of
t.ue newspapers. It deals with a
family feud war among the moon
shine making mountuiiieern in the
haekwoodfl. This type of individ
ual still exists in (he I'nited States
in large numbers hut, being remote
and his activities being largely con
lined to his own virgin territory,
little is heard or known of him.
Occasionally, when a revenue of
ficer is hurt in an attempt to wipe
nut on illicit Kill in these moun
tain reglnos, the backwoods moun
taineer breaks into the newspaper
for a brief perioii hut, usually, ho
goes his individual way, unwnrried
uboitt tho conventions of civiliza
tion. When the two moving picture
comedy men enter this environment
there is a complete harrier of
lau:h thrown up around the seri
ous aspects or this little known
life hut all the uiifl sua! customs
and the perculinr activities of the
characters are utilized without dis
tortion to provide exquisite mo
ments or fun. (j
"Hatf a Bride" at)
Rialto Tomorrou)
o
Calf(ji Lride" was adapted to
the S'C-en trom the story, "White
Hands, ' written hy Arthur Stringer.
It is the story of a girl, pampered
and petMd) wIul as a thrill, con
tracts a comiWiioiwe nuirringe.
On the day of her marriage, how
ever, she is "Sh;in-';hah'd" by or
ders of her father and, ahoardQis
yacht, starii for a tour (abound the
world.
In an effortQo escape from the
Q'arht, 8he Is marooned &n a de
serted island with the .Ving cap
tjn of the yacht. On this island
sue learns to work and love.
Miss KalMon's new picture is a
contrast to the lifiht comedies which
have been employing her for some
time. "Half a llride," which 0iSj
to thf- Itialto tomorrow, is a seri
ous drama. It is atudy of a time
ly subject, "ComQininmite Marvf-a'-ie."
and cf the present nve of
thrills.
An able cast supports Esther
P.Jston in this picture, includins.
besides Garry Coofr. Williiim .1.
Worthineton. Kreeinnn Wood. Liry
IVvan, Guy Oliver and Km Calla
fiher. u
J8L,
CAMPFIRE GI8LS "
OM APPLEGATE
JACKSO.WI1.1.K. July
-A
nuui Vr
u s leir-Thursday mnr-
ninn with hoih u.ups of (.'amp
f'lrc tlirl.s fm- the Muy Scot camp
on nijf Ai-gatp. wlit're they will
camp for t-n days afu) learn mure
aooy meir craft. They
; companled hy
I'lms. 1-arson.
their leader, Mr.V.J
; mv. and Airs. FYod Kick and
UlauKhif-r Vli'KiiUO Mis. Henrietta ;
;ncK ami i neinia i.arsnn motored ,
; vi hut i4, he
July 4lh. returnuiK l
, by w:.
Klamath halls. They
irepi'ri having, n enjoyahle trlU
i Jh s. llhur.i 'ameron. Mr. Amy
Iow and Miss' Lena Johnson mo
tored to Ashland Wednesday nfler-
! noon.
.Miss Margaret Talcot. a niece of
Air. Mr Uker and her friend Miss
Klizabeth Tiiukset are visiting at
the manse. The young ladies hnve
both been office wirls at (J. A. C.
for the past year and a half but'
have resinned their position and
are returning tu Cedar Kails where
Miss Tn Icon's mother lives and
teaches in the Teachers Training
eolh-Ke. They wilt slop at a mini-
. ber of plai-es.and visit thru Cali
jlornia, I'tah and Colorado .,n their
wa y.
Mr. and Mrs. llixby entertained
on the Kourth at their country
home neai- Jacksonville, After a
j bounteous dinner tt walk was en
; Joyed ovei- the hill from which a
j beautiful View of the valley In hail.
Ilhiring the aiternon Mr. Cameron
;t-iune bringing he cream. The in
! viied guests were Mr. and Mrs.
I Curl Clifton, who are soon leaving
i for California, Mrs. Lewis and Mrs.
S. K. (title.
. Jark Crump. Harold Crump and
.Mrs. Cora Crnmp and grand
jdauglitei itettie spent the I'ourth
jal the Crump ranch on Applegate.
j 1pv, and Mrs. Klmer McVIcker
I and niece. Miss Murguret Talcott
jaud Miss F:iizabeth Traekset mo-
lorec. io t raier Lake Thursday.
Misses Rinli and 1'loreuce .May
Seven-nee attended the celebration
at Ashland Wednesday even inn.
Mr. and Mrs. David Cammons of
AlKoina, Ore., have returned lo
j Jacksonville, and are siartlng this
jweek to build their new home and
jmake other improvements on the
laud they recently purchased in
i north Jacksonville of (.. o. handen.
Kmil Kritt left on the eveniiiK
train Thursday for Portland to
visit his sister. Miss Motile ftrill
who is slill in the hosidtal there
land is improving nh-ely now.
Aiuiuig tbe many people from
our vicinity who spent the Fourth
pienickiiiR along the hanks of the
Applegate river were S. K. I)uu
nington and wife, T. C. Norris and
wife, J. c. N'orris. T. 10. Uunnlng
ton and family. Mrs. J. M. Comhest
and Fred and Wayne Comhest.
Albert Hackert and family, c II.
Dunnliigtnn and family. K. S. Wil
son and wife. Al Bonne and family
and Kail White and family.
He it Clark of M ed ford was
transacting business here Thurs
day evening.
Miss MeCully spent Wednesday
evening at the home of her friend,
Mrs. .1. S. Parsons of Ashland.
A number of residents of the
West Side district held their
Fourth of July celebration at
RoRtie Kiver.
lOrnest Mefntyre aid wife and
Oliver Dews were callers at the
T. 10. Dunnington home Thursday
evening.
Ir. Jenkins and family and Hor
ace Jenkins and wife made a trip
to Ihomond Lake Tuesday return
ing Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Childers,
daughter Maxfne und son Clifton
spent Tuesday niglu and Wednes
day nt the Leonard McKee home
on Applegate.
Mrs. lUlph Jennings was calling
fin Jacksonville Thuisday.
Mrs, Frank Sanlsbury and son
John M., Mi-, and Mrs. Alfred Nor
ris and family, and Mr. ami Mih.
Wallace and daughter Bittle were
among thoe from Jacksonville at
tending the celebra'lon at Ashland
Wednesday. 9
Clifton Kirk pa trick of Chicago,
is spending .a few days here visit
ing his parents, Mr. anil Mrs. Dick
Kirkpatrlck.
Mr. and Mis. Fred liutcher and
children of Jacksonville and Mr.
t rind Mrs. George Tranta of Jtutte
I Falls spent Wednesday and Thurs
day at Crescent City.
! Mr. and Mrs. V. T. Wilson and
son Orvllle and Mr. and Mrs. Ki
lmer Adams and daughter Jenn
attended the rt-lchratloii at Lake
creek Wednesday. '
Mrs. (J. O. Sunden is spending n
few days visiting in 1'hoenlx, (
Mrs. LeUhj McK'ef came In from
j ty home on Applegate to visit
her sister, Mrs. J. M. Dtvvs.
; i.JUcKsoiivnie peojd were very !
j pleased, vo hear that JnieH Lytell
I was not as seriously trurt as at
' first t,h('ught, in the accident
Thursday bynveen here and Itlieh
jwhen his trucji turned over the
irr.Kl... Mr I.vtell n, I m m..,l In,..?,-
lakrn in lh. 5i-,, i-..,l h, ,'i
and at first soibt vnrv i.t..ui!
injured.
Jurksomfllc I'reshyterlan ( luin li
LEAVE F0RCAMP ; WOMEN GET NBE
Services nexvUSundny and the1" Hulte creek.
last evening service
lor the sum-
'The rastor
next Monday-
and wife will
lea vi
morning on a trip
thru the Willamette valley, vlsUing
Kug.-ne. Corvallis, Dallas, Mc.V Inn-
ville, Oregon City nnd Po-iland.
Mm. McVIcker will vlll her .i.r.r
Mix. lnnia rmslfr nt Orepon city j
u hilt'-'Alr. .Mrtrkfr atLj-jiftn tit ,
lUfsineMf ni:itter.
they will uttend th
in thiTi- relurn
Oregon Kynofl 1
at Albany, vi.-it wilh their dauch-
ter and family. .Mr. 1). M. Kyle n t
Kloiem e anil will he home lo fill
the pulpit on Sunday. Julv 2!llh.
i 1,'ki.iiii iui , ' . -IOI.V i
Sunday Kchonl la a 8 in.. Hov
Martin, ilpt.
l',i,i .ervhex II a. m. and
Spin.
:lim-r K MrVfrker. p.iMor,
4
Clean rncn wanittf Vt Iht Mall
Trlliun olflc, tj
tifefryft'ttlt IvTXf (J
BELLVIEW CLUB
SUM FROM SALE
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The ladies
of the llellview I'm
tnnnunty dun
had a food booth in the Ashland ,
park durii the eelehritm. Hot
sandwiches, pies and cakes, cold
drinks, ice cream and other thing"
w
eresold. The booth was n bus
place, all during the Fourth. Mo
wihin,- holm di-iimsed of hv
Ho.sinK time, the ladles fell well
mu fQV their .-fforiw. Th money
.l.-i-iv.l from ihi will he Wsed for
m,,re oquiI)m,.,it f(,r the clubhouse.
The ladies want to thank Jhe peo
ple who patronized them for their
support during the two days' cele-i
hra'iion. 1
Mrs. C. H. 1-ambkin entertainert miles from Kerby, and also spent
at her home in Hellvlew tm Friilay j Sunday visitinr her muher, Mrs.
atiei-noou ai 2:30 o'clock at a sil-! Noth Smith, and her ssisier. Mrs.
1 ver missionary tea. The rooms of; Howard Dunlap and family, re
I the Lambkin home were beautiful ' turning home Sunday evening.
I with a profusion of cut flowers ' Mi1, and Airs. Casad and family
j The tea table was lovely wilh sweet 'spent the Fourth with, relatives at
j peas as a centerpiece. Mi s, L. C. j C. rants Pass.
Dunn and Mrs. tlrace 10. Andrews' Mr. and Mrs. liny Anders of
I presided at the lea table and Mrs. Klamath Falls are spending- the
j W. 11. Smith assisted' the hostess! week visiting Mrs. Anders' par
about the rooms. After refresh-1 nls. Mr. and Mrs. JOrnest Scott
ments had been served the ladies i
enjoved a pleasant social hour I
. , .1... ! 1
ladles gathered nt the I'n-sbyterinn ;
church and were taken in cars to
the Lambkin home hy the follow
ing named ladles: Mesdames Ceo.
Hrookmiller. J. W. McCoy, S. C.
WiUianiKon, Cook and Allen'.
J. Sneider passed away Thurs
day at the borne of his sou, James
Sneider, in Ih-llvlew. The Sneiders
came to Iteilvfew about a year ago
from Arizona and purchased a
small acreage. .Mr, Sneider had I
been ill poor health for a number
of years. Funerrn services were
held at the Stock funeral parlors
on Sunday afternoon.
Leo Owings. a former P.Wlview
boy, was married July .1 a t t h
Itome of his mother, Mis. Hoy
Hessenauer, to Miss Vera pitcher.
The wedding ceremony was per
formed in the presence of the ini
medlate family of the groom, by
Rev. William M. Irwin, pastor of
the Nazarene church. M r. and
Mrs. Owings wlll'makc their home
for ihe present in Ashlund.
Mr. and M rs. Austin Olson of
Lugene stopped at the True home
ion Friday to visit ;ymond Olson,
who is working on t. "arm during
the summer. Mr. a Mrs. Olson
were on their way to the coast to
spend a few days before returning
to their home in Kugene,
Mrs. Mabel Merryman spent Fri
day in Medford.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Neil and
daughter Joan and Mrs. Auntie
Urown spent the Fourth of July
at Myrtle Creek.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Nnrdwlek
and family and M rs. Hose Pugh
were dinner guests at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Merryman on
Sunday.
Among the Ftellview people who
took part in the Fourth of July
parade were Victor York, Mr. and
Mrs. W. Miles and daughters, Le
Iha and Hess, Lawrence and Wal
ter McDonald and Mr. and Mrs.
S. K. JSarnes in the Veomailodge
team, Mrs. Kdwin Dunn in the
Legion float, Kdwin Dunn In the
Lithia division, jftudry Miles, Tom
and Hob Simpson in itattery P. di
vision. Itobert Oihnore with the
Ashland band, Fred Homes as mar
shal of the day.
Miss AVilda Merryman spent the
Fourth of July picnicking with a
crowd of young people on the
C.reensprings highway.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sellers nnd
daughter Lucile of Central Point
spent a few hours at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Mark True on Wed
nesday. OKNTRAL POINT, July 7. Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Mayfleld and
snrW. son returned from Klamath
ron.rty whet they went some time
ago with about a hundred head of
their cattle to pasture for the sum
mer. They were accompanied by
Mr. Mayfield's mother, who re
mained over there, and Ihey were
accompanied home by a nephew.
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Parker and
family; Mrs. Klllott and son Kd
ward, and Mrs. Matlle Parker pic
nicked in the Ash lan to park Wed
nesday and eifjoyed the celebra
tion. Miss Ruth Lizzett of Clear Lake,
Iowa wijs a recent visitor at ihe
home of Mrs. L. H. fttntth. Miss
Lizzev lias been spending the win
ilpjf
row ..nroul- iYhiKo wh.Ve Hh"" 'v""ln,, w!'11" r"h",'"
will he vntsHKcti In lntfft!lc wienc
work
Mi-h. Dora Onnieron In wpfmllnK
a " " ";,M viHIIinc III llll home (if
'"'r ")ii.in, Mr. Ki licst Krcilt
M r- nn" Al r- Duncan and
HI IIKIIH'I
lOlizabeth, Wesley
Dun-
can nnd family, Mrs. W. W.
Hcott
; nd Karl Scott spent tbe Fourth
I Mr. and Mrs. Lam perl, Helen.
Irene and Harry Lampett, Mr. and
s Mrs. Krnesl lteams. Lent a, Ro
, lierta. Rem lee anrl Gene Reams
'tml HHzabeth Scott clebrated Ihe
I'"rt h in Ashland,
i Mr. and ilrs. M. Surber and Mr.
and .tr. Wolter Stirhrr
spent
" '"nwnny in Asninnd. w q
,lr- I'-rtf-Kon or x.'ilvitt, w ho 1m
ionl' nf 0"' hlch M-hoW teaihem.
eelebrated In Ashland the Fourth.
Mr- "' ' 'Irlniex, Hi Mi
'15' N,r ''"ul" !rlme and family,
-'' Mm. If. Davldnon and llr.
!ln" itity yatl nnd won
"I
i i-o i-n i nK i
""' Kfnn th. They enjoyed their i
IdenickinK
rdlnner at the Ilulte Creek plrnle I
lurottndu near Itmte Fall.- nnd their j
uiiiT In the ItoKiie river.
; -lenuie lUndal. who Iium ;
lueii with the J. vi llurtcr f a to ii) i
cfor the pant jcu. left Sunday to
return to her old home in Wlacvn.
'rfti'Bf.iW, MfttVPOttr).
sin to he u ilh her luutl
who li;ih
been ill for some time. Hefure
K'Aitf eust she hi vihitlilK her luoth
ei and their families in Med lord
and expects- to also visit another
brother In Washington. Misn Hun
dal has made a host of friends heie
who hope for her return.
Mr. and Mis. Ohif Sever.son and
family ere In town Thursday
uiik visiting at the Huswell
home.
Jim Hurler came up from On-
?.ell to spend the week end with
home folks Saturday evening.
Alr and
Mrs. Marvyn Johnson
drove over from the
and family
roi.iyj ramp near Crescent City Sat-:
ui'djy and spent the night, return-(
inn Sunduy afternoon. They were
ftceomimnied by Mr. and U. L. K.
Williams and family. Purine Ihelr
short stay Mr. WilU-tms purchased
a f ont m w i)i?h tney returned to
theiiAvork. q (
Mr. and Mrs. xtlof Severson and
familv wer
In town Sunday.
.Mr. and "Mrs. Ira Love drove
over to Hie Kerhv countiv Salur - C
day aijtl spent the niht th Mrs,
L"V
run:
s brother, Tom Smith, who
a store jind nftrajie about four
and family and other relatives and
frh-nds. , I
1.'llW.f K..,.ir -.,,1 I uii.vi I
and Kverett. Hay Anders and True I
Si-ott went lo Applegate for a short
visit Monday and returned Tuesday
vening.
Mr. and Mrs. 'Oeorge Kent! and
daughter Heruldiiif were Medford j
business visitors Monday. i
j Mr. and Mrs. Howard Tracey and j
; two small children arrived Tues :
day from Washington for a visit j
jwith his father rfnl family of this;
ity.
They expect to visit Crater 1
1-ake and Ihe Oregon Caves hefor
returning to their home.
Some of the town's young peo
ple, Including P.eairice, Alice and
Jessie Neabrook, Kdilh Inmim,
Mildred iiurger, Lola Davis, l.yn
eil.. Hezmalbalch, Johnny Itoim
ert, James I Iarris. i 'oy - jtrown,
Karl Iteall and Carl Itoswell.' drove
out to Rybee bridge Tuesday even
ing and spent the evening in roast
ing wienies ami niarshmallows and
enjoying a general good time.
Mr. and Mrs. L(uis Hughes und
Carl Coleman drove over from
Klamath Falls Saturday afternoon
und after a visit with their grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Al Huyek,
they started on a trip south, ac
companied hy Miss Flora Collins!
of Table Rock. They were sehed-j
tiled for Sacramento Sunday, Sanl
Francisco Monday und return over)
the Redwood highway Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Mrs. George Ross has heen quite t
III at the family home this last '
week.
Mrs. Utile came home Satur
day for a short slay but returned
th efirst of the weeks to Sams Val
ley to help wait on her brother,
F.d Moore., nl the Vunlloevenhcrg
ranch. She has been there the
last two weeks.
There will be a service held ai
the Fnion church Sunday after
noon at 'i o'clock for the purpose
of taking in those who wish to
unite with the church.
The time set for . the annual
union jtuuuay acnoi picnic win '
announced in Sunday school next
hunduy. The place will he a few
miles this side of liutte Falls on
the same grounds it was held last
year, where plenty of shade and
spring water will lie handy.
Mrs. Lulu Dusenbury and son,
Arthur Dusenbury, und Miss Lu
cile Lovelace visited at the J. JO
UoswclJ home Thursday of last
week. Tney drove up from their
Sardine creek home in their new
,1
Oakland car.
-
Miss Florence Hanuick and Miss
Jessie Seabrook arrived home Tues
day of last week from an outing
in the Yosenille park. They were
accompanied home by Rodney
Itichards,
who is visiting friends
he
Mr. nnd Mrs. Mullock of Myrtlr
Creek, accompanied by Mrs. Mul
lock's sister. Mrs. Neal of Pendle-
ton. were callers at the MeJimseyj,
home
I nurstiay. i ney were en ,
route
to Dead Indian Springs tn
spend a few weeks for the henefit,tM nation filed aKalnst him in the. i
of Mrs. Mullock's health, who will
he remembered as Mrs. Napp, a
former resident of this city.
Heverat younii men of mir com
munlty, including Archie Miirtln,
.lewell O'lJell. Irvie Hall and Frank
Applegate nnd others, drove up to;
I)ia;nond lake Saturday and re-!
turned home Hubday. o ,
Mrs. M. II. Smith and Mrs. Kva i
r-mun were in town AloilO.'ty litter-
uon culling on friends.
Many of our people celebrated
ihe Fourth nt Ashlund ail flranls
Mass and enjoyed the fireworks in
motored
(o the surroundinK credit m and hills
Amoiiff i6 latter was n jilcnlc party
tat ilrove over to tlj hlKScout
camp in Ihe ApnWiit,. nnd spent
(he day. Those Vho wereln this
pnrty were Air. and Mi l Jitalph
Irfi Vlel and dauiWer Wllhi, of
Mutfx Falls. Mi. hiid Mrs. Mr
fonaid of Medford. Mr. and Mrs.
Chas llemrilhrilch nnd family, Mr.
nnd Mrs. Hrtin and family. Mr.
Maul Martin and daughter, Doro
thy. Mrs, .1. t,. MuiKer and daiiKh
(er Mihlred0Mr, J. K. Munne;
Clifford. Carl nnd Wynette Mun
nell. The eoiintry celebration wP. well
attended. I'lrnleklnir, BameK and
daneine were enfeved. The
.. v rt t
f'"nK ws a ro-hi e.xmoitK'O'or tne
- v.. , . o, r
nfiort The little W.tlnh hrothri
i
LAKE CREEa
put on a Knod mnt.dl for mfrall mualr. for Ihe Kaitle point dnnem
children. which will he held on every other
If. II. Fox nnd John Settleii Saturday when no dance In held at
were over In the l:-xue liver ,(;old )i.
unt rv Thiirnday. , 1 '.
Mifn lieth Farlow left Friday i IIOIJI HI-IAfll. Much Ini.nln
for un extended vacation trip to activity li reported uji ltoue river.
OHFCiOX, jTJJ?rAV.
Po
S.ui Francis
41 111.
ill.'
California.
tl'U ns.
Mi. ami ilrs, T- U Fallow' have
returned in Fish (Bye.
Mis. H. A. Meyer and son Aiul
ley ;ire enjoying a vacation and a
visi; wlht old triends in I'liriland.
Mr. and MrO K. li Jnnes. Kay
numd, Ty and Wallace itutisdtile
were in Med ford Fridays
.Mr. and Mrs. fharlh ltubrrtson '
tf Ashland were at lyike creek
Friday. O !
l)s. Johnson, who has been
visithiji i.n the coast, has returned
to slay with her so),
son, the rest of the
W. !!. John
summer. Mrs. Crane of Medturd was out
and helped with the s(,oe work
durum the ir'ourth.
One boyMvas pallidly burned
I'.unng- the wrestling match, hut
noi seriously. In the evening a
jouni; man uiouhh. o. vv --'
Molnr. hut w as mistaken, us hiH
triend had jusl horrowed it for a
short time and returned all okaP.
oMr- " Mrs- -NUHsbaum
- md family and (Ills 1'ecit were
dolt):
business in Medford Thurs-
day.
Harry Tonn is hpending
wet-k wUn his parents. M r.
this
and
Mrs. H. L. Tonn.
Tyrus Hagsdate returned home
from ChihMiniu Saturday morning
tr slay until after the Fourth.
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Peeh pent
the 'l-.'ounh with Mrs. I'ech's par
ents. .Mr. and Mrs, deorge llrown,
at Hrownsboro,
' Mr. and Mrs. Hoy (iiigsby spent
Tuesday night with the 'LVmi
family.
Wallace Itags.lale eame home
u
t'! t
I'uesday, lo stay over the Fourtii,
urnliiK lo Chlloiiiifu Friday.
Daily Meteroiogical Report
,ny urns,
Foitinav
Mdford and vicinity: Fair
to-
night ;Uid Sunday. Normal tem-
perature.
Uiviron: Clondv on coast, fair in
interior tonight and Sunday. Nor
mal temperat ure
midity.
und normal hu
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LOCAL HAT A
Temperature (degrees) S4
Highest (last 1L' lirs.) S4
Lowest (last 1 1! hrs.) A ,'i
Re. humidity (per et.) an
Precipitation (inches) .. .
State of weather Clear
in
4 :i
ft. ' '
Lowest temperature thl
morning
4? degrees.
Total precipUuliou since
teinber 1, 11127, lfi.lir Inches.
Sunset today, 7: -In p. m.
Sunrise Sunday 4:4a u. m.
Scp-
Sunset Sunday i:4S p. m.
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L. V. DICK, MetM)rolngiHt.
FILE ACTION AGAINST
Tte possession of tho Chevrolet
truck in which .Inmes F, Litleli of
Jacksonville wM injured last
Thursduy mornlnir in an ftuto crash
on the Kuch highway, Ik sought in
circuit court tills morniiiK hy the
Fierce -A ilen r-ompany, The suit !
nsks for the balance due on the ,
truck, less an uppnilsiil of its value
after the-' wreck. The truck has ! I
n in Lit t ell's possession for n
month, and was l.iUv damai-ed in
K,dnK over the Kfade. j
The condition of l.ittell. wlio Is i
i the Hacred Jfeart hoMnital siif-I
reiiK from a haelty injured l(y k.
was reported torlny ii h showing a
slie,ht improvement,
KIWPU WES
GOLD H. DANIHALl.
! O. o o i
! .Negotiation were completed thin ;
iweek for the ptlrehaiie of the flold
,11111 dai(e)- pavilion from ,M. I). ,
': ItowerM Wid a.snoeliiteH hy J.ueliin ,
j KInriilfl of KiikIij (i'ulnl, who w.ii ;
! hold hl first Uanee there tonlKhl
jand every two weekN theienrter.
I l.unrh will he nerve.; nt mldnliiht
Innd danelnK 9lll fontlnite until 2
rlock the rollowlnie morninir.
M Me K'ln.-tilH la t.lM.,ln
nlderahle Improvement work at the
'!old lllll pavilion, the. ileMIlK of.
whlrh will he arinounred later. The
pavilion In Hltualen nraetlenllv In
the renter of Hold Hill and bO'ell
know n to nouthei n On (ron daneorn
'M,'"!?n "'"V.'
' n'iiurt i ill". .i unk; will IM' I ur-
.niMieri ,y Klneiilil'i imperial fir- '
. Phenli n. u lib h nl.. r,i, n l i,' .
nined ),y jine
.TrLV 7, 1023.
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St. Mark's LpiM-opiil
i "o rner I lakdale and l'H';
i fly tuiu mu moil, S a, nt ,
M.'t ninti s.tvIcc. 1 1 : 1 u'. lo
M H. HAMILTON. Kecloi
(ullndic i'huitli
Oakdalr Ave. and 1 tlh St.
ses at 7 and : a. m.
Ma
llev. F. W. Itlai-kQiastor.
Fii-si lUiptist i Hntvii
W. It. Katun, IMi. H.. minister.
Ih'Kular services Sunday morn
'uiHl Sunday school at I'M ft and
morning worship at li. Sermon
Mihject. ; Jtin Little Questions." ,
This church jtiins in the union ;
evening s'rice at the First Fres-I
1
but V'ngtMi Luiherau Church.
West Fourth at Oakdale.
F. W. Mussard. pastor. lies!
deuce, 3-1 liose avenue. Til. l"iU-X,
Sunday school at 1" a. m.
Church service at i 1 o'clock.
The" Ladies' Aid society will serve
dinner in ihe church parlors on
Wednesday, July 1 1 tli, beginning
at ii p. in.
You are cordially invited.
First Methodist I pl'oiwil t lunch
Uey. T. H. Temple, D. D.
Kesulence. 7 North Orange si reel.
Phone 331. i
! Morning worship. II o'clock;,
j sermon by President J. M t 'a use,
j Kimball School of Theology. Solo. !
j "Jesus Only" tKotoli), Fdna New-j
ell Kay. !
Sunday school. il:l,ri a. m.
lOp worth league, 7 p. m.
I 'li ion service at First I'resby
' terian cliureh. H p. m.
I Prayer service Wednesday,
P- m-
Free Mt'ihodisi Church. j
Corner Ivy and West Tenth.
Sunday school at HI a. m. Is tak
ing on pew Interest, aim a It en d
am-e under the able leadership oi ,
I
ihe new superintendent. Rev. O.
H0''Starkey, who will he glad lo weh
come you to any of the dassos as
a regular attendant or a visitor.
Morning worship at It a. m. by
the pastor. Subject, "A Noble
Paul."
F.vening love feast al 7:110. Ser
mon by It i v. O. Star key.
done and help us with your
J. li. .McDonald, pastor.
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Authorized branch of the Mother
Church, the First Cliurch of
Christ, Scientist, in Host tin. Alass.
Services are held every Sunday
at 11 o'clock, church edifice, 1M1;
North Oakdule. Subject for Sun
day, July S. "Sacrament."
Sunday school at D:4S. Appli
cants under the age of 20 may bo
admitted.
Wednesday evening meetings,
which include testimonies of Chris
tian Science healings, at 8 o'clock
The reading room, which is in
Ihe Medford building, is open
dally from H! to I except Sundays
ami holidays. The Rible and all
authorised Christian Science lit
erature may be n-nd, borrowed or
purhcasetl.
The public Is cordially Invited
to aitend the services nnd visit
the reading room.
Main 8treet M. E. Church, South
W. K. Kay, pastor. Residence 25
North Oakdale. Bturty at church.
Phones :tM.
Sunday school at 10 a. m. Dr.
Frank Roberts, superintend nt.
Hermou, II a. m. "Something
Hetter Than Silver or C,,,ld."
Kpwurih league services, 7 p. m.
Sermon, X p. m.: "Render I'nto
find the Tilings That Are Hod's."
Dr. Shangle. D. D., Milton, Ore.
We will hold our last quarterly
BUSINESS MEN!
The Determined
Vigorous Spirit
that overcomes all obstacles
tfe man's most helpful part-
o
AndC whejoc backed hy; ao
rttug: h&z&mz ocamctiojbo
o o
Ban here and prosper!
o
o
Thr JacksoncCoiJnty Bank
i;s' abi.ishrd y
Medi-ord, Oregon
Commercial Savingt Safe Deposit '
HI WHI R 8DI RAI. RISEKVl SYSTBM
louierenco Saturday ulplil al
In the church basement,
Prayer iiuM-ttiuc and choir pnu'
tU e Wednesday Sn 7:30 p. m.
Special music inorninn and eveu-
Iiik at the Sunday servicps.
,nN'(i) matter (?,o you are, wo will
-be ;,lad to welcome you In the nu inc
ut the ljrd at tlnv,t'hurch of the '
Open Uior, corner OnkUult- audi
Main. ;
F-i-!shytcritiu (luui'li '
liilde s- hoM- H;4.'. a. m. An
Giour spent in the study of the
liible Suiiday mui niiiKs will be a'
never - to lie - forf'uiten influence
thrmiKh life,
suifrintenden:.
Sermon. 1 1 a
tlan and Death.
Veil CI, Walker,
O
. m., "The 1'hrls
Vonmiunion serv
ice and reception of new members
Musie: O
Oi'KMU prelude
Meditation"
Sturges
Offertory, "Pa.sloi al" Nevin
Tenm solo. "Lord Jesus. When
I Think of Thee" Cyer
ot leorge M uddox
I'ostlude Selected
1 Hit ni servic-j, S p. m. Sermon.
"Seek mg the Atsl ," the pastor.
Music:
Organ prelude. "Melody
ln F"
Held
Nevin
A Meditation"
Frysingcr
Oood Shepherd"
"Narcissus"
(U'l'eiioiy,
j
I Sul
The
Heyser
Hut h Lawrence
cuing servu c will he
over KM F.H.
j
1 hioad
Christian Kndeavor, 7 p. m.
Service topic, "How Can We Kuise
Ihe standard of citizenship ?"
Central Point Federated Churches
J. M. Johnson, pastor,
In the Itible
hoo tomorrow
we are to. study
Saul and Stephen.
Acts 7:. 14. H::i. I!!':
Ilc'.malhalfh will
lendent while M
away. The word
t he lesson on
It is found in
lit -I'd. Charles ,
id as superin-I-.
Webster t
for a memory
verse will he "zealous" or "zeal. "
School opens a I H : Mi ln; a
I'rieiitl and lu'iug a Itible.
Tbe young ieople will meet at
7 o'clock and I here should t a
great company. We are glad I"
antiuunee the growing interest in
Hip work. mu- senior president
Will he In his place again. We
are glad to have It so. The young
people will lead the singing in
the evening church services.
The sermon subjeci in ihe morn -
ing s.-rvice will be "The Holy
Spirit In the Karly Church." In
the afternoon service at li o'clock
there will le no sermon, but a
short talk on the subject, "The
Advantages of Church Member -
ship." New members will be re-1
celved at this service. If you i
wtsli lo unite with Ibis church',!
will you please make your desire
known? The evening service will :
present the subject, "What Hod;
Fxpects of the Nations." Hood J
music Will be a part oi an mes- (;
u.. tu it.ii. i. voiii- trend and
1 worship with us In these union
j services, I :
WILL VISIT HERE
Martin .lennon, nnu of llle sur-i-cssful
fliPiH in Iho lnli- fllnlit
Ihs IMclflc oci-iin 1" llinvull
a your ao, iM acheiliilil to urrlve
In this city HPXt Wlnrclny, m
ouiilinK to a mfuMiii' ruieivod yK
terdny by the AHHnctalPd Oil eom
liany. Jnmen 1h ncrninimnlffl tiy
hiH wif', und I flylim thu "Aloha."
Uib plaiip In whiih h hojiiird from
(mklitnd to Honolulu. He- Is on n
comlilnutlon ledum und pluno lour
u( tho nutlon.
r wrens irmm
i nnrn itr nnrfliii Ifi
FOR SECOND BROOD00 1
IS NOW ADVISED '
Spraying for the control of the
second brood worms in apples and.
pears .should be started in time to
compl'-tely i over orchards by July
; l ;i. according tn notices mailed
yesterday to t'ruligrowers by L. 1.
Wilcox. Jackson countv agent.
Arsenate of lead, twr' pnuniti of
; the pod-r material to 1U0 gallons:,
of water, will he sufficient on
pears, but on apples three pounds
, of powder to the hundred should'
be Used. .
i Or-hai,1ists who have banded
, trees should remove the bands
every ten days from now on and
i deslroy all aecu uTll lated worms and
I pupae. Neglected bands are mucl
j worse t han no bands at nil, the
l announcement stated,
j Lceause of the fact that 0it lie
worm hazard Increases as the sea-?
! son advance- and temperature is
higher, fruit men are advised to
j spray frequently and thoroughly!
Sheep Oh ners
, Atienllon!
j i are in position to pay you
! more than anybody for wool
j mohair. See ns before vou sdl
MIODFOltO PARC A IN HOFSIO
i .Phone H'i;: 2ft N. firape St.
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Chicken Dinner
$1.00
A Good Place for
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; A PLACE TO DANCE
RoBOrvation Call 341-R-3
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Phone 10B 30 It. Otnftaj
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