Medford mail tribune., July 10, 1928, Page 2, Image 2

PXGE TWO
SfEPPQRP MXTL' TRTBTOTE, MEDFORD, OREO ON", TUESDAY. .TTTY 10. 1025..
Jocnl and
Ah a result f( a ncwn Item in
la-a t-vf-nliiK t Mail Trlhuno, MIsm
' I.hi'IMc CaiTc-tt of Santa inn. Calif.
rei-overeo jpcr pnrHf wnnn nt ii.hi
lost ufiw r n mien ii nil .! iiioi u.
Mrs. T. Martin of thin city found
the purse and upon reading ihe
t.r.so,,al and lncnl column,, of III
Mail Trihune. located the owner.
Mim Carroll i In .Medford vldo
i nu Mr. and Mrs. Louis .lenn.Tin,.
Wednesday nisht dance. Hilarity,
pynjro HroH. Orchestra. Ilu
Ti'tiinorury nuto HcrnnOH wi't-o Is-1 A n pr.mcUro family of tour-1 ,n""nR "T "iih thronuh CuW ' Inn rron r.f HUH. ar oni-illnt; to Wil
pui .l at the pherlffV offK'n today i ,sls B, l()rlK , n,, .Medfoi cl . rai1"' Arizona and California, i Ham Irwin. Mood llivor apple mar
to '. W. Ilawley and Don rM vi'ot i ovr r ,.nnnded to hotel at ""I)Iiik :tlon the way. kellns nt;i nt who was In .Medfonl
of Ashland, A. K. Marl.nfh. J-po inolioH n glinrt time t,ef,,re their 'rr',c P'tip" nt Mnnford I.umher ! loday callliii; on (.'. T. linker, a
l-vri.M!on, A. I. Vlnoent and J. W. depanure thlx mornlnc that Red Co- I'hono e,2!. iffltf j foriner lloo.l Hive,- rei-iilem. ap
Tlmmons of .Mr-dford. j Crantic, the famo football play- ilrs- (i- Watr and three j proximately Cn ptr rem of the
Oid-llmc danre Hilarity Tuesday. er, wa a memlier of their parly.., cl"J'l'''n I'fi tiere early this morn-1 Hood lilver npplen are of the New
lull Mmveyer, Itad'a name -was not re- ' lnu for ''nl" Alln' ''""f.. where they; Inwn variety. ,vih the Spltzenher
nuests from a distance reulsiet-1 Mered. and neither did a dlllwent ! wi""'1"'"'1 "'"veral months vlsltini; j nrt a few other varieties follow
ed at iledford hotels Ini-lnde .Mr. J seanh In the hotel lohhy and din. ' r,n"ve. ling In order. Mr. Irwin stopped
mill Mrs. John .1. Walen of llono-jlnc room dlsrlose his presenrp. j now! Pay later! Your: off here while en route to San
In In. 11. T.
.Mrs. II. V. Spaul of
Haiku. II. T
, tiertrune lilioein alio ,
mother of Indianapolis. .1. II. Mul- I
Holland of Counrll liluffs. la.. J. I
' '' '""
llarr of I'hiraiio. Henry Nelson and .
family of Arlioo, Ida.. K. O. Ilnrlt
f Denver, MImx 1. M
Lawson of
Swift riirrent. Sask.. and It. 'A. , ht, hrou,'ht into Koiuhern Ore
Sandes of Vurna, Ariz. koii. officer Tnlent will he sta-
nreKsmaklng and remodftlinn. tloned here inilefinltelv. accordinu
Fashion Shop, 424 Medford Hid. 1 ,c) I)r,.Hl.nt uUms
tf
I Inward Mill, who recently
chasfd the I'.mit Aioht houne
ji'-i itf West Main Mreet and South
Peach street, and family
have i
moved into that dwelllnc. after j
ha vim.' resiileil
the Old Stave I
im.mi km Merai um pimi.
Fresh picked fryers every day,
S or. per lb. Johnson's Market.
97tf
Two child welfare clinics will he
held this month by the county
health unit, with the first one to
hi' held Thursday at Neil creek and
the reennd to he held in Medford
ai the Haptist church next Frida
Interest in child walfaro work Is
reported to be m rowing dsdte the
warm weather, JudKlliK from at
lenitance at recent i.dlnles.
Swim in drinklnr; water. .Mer
rick's chlorinated pool, X0tf
Mrs. Henrietta Hurley lift this
iiorninjr by motor for Aberdeen. ,
Wash., to join her husband who!
has been employed there for some
time past. Mrs. Hurley had spent i
the past year in Medford and t'en-j
trnl Point and formerly rchided In I
Ihimanuir, Calif. 1
Wednesday nijht dance. Hilarity.!
Dynue Itros. Orchestra. I10
Included anions the tourists
b avinc here this noon for a visil
to Crater l.ake were four from Ihe
hotels.
Wo have somelhini: eholee In
Iree props. Do not fall to see (hem.
Itlsi Pines l,hr. Co. 78tf
.Miss Kdlth Inniaii. Mns Lillian
Walker ami .Miss KlUnv Mae Wll
Hin, ar'coni)anled by other local
Kills, left Sunday ninrninu for a
carnrdiij; trip of a week near Itose
Iniiu. They plmi to return to their
homes early next week.
Tree prop at MwdTord Lumber
Cn. Phono R39, 85tf
The ininimY VnnVenthitt ' of the
State Pharmaceutical unsocial Ion
onvencd In Portland yesterday for
three days,
Old-lime dance Hilarity Tuesdsy.
nm
Mrs. Ii. A. KopptMund lllile Miss
Knt ine Conroy left this noon
for Portland, where for the next
Iwo week former will visit
rclmivrn, and ihe latter will visit
Mrs. W. P. Kichatdwm and dauuh. j
tor.
Kresh picked fryers every day,
Hoc per lb. Johnoni Market.
!7tf
The fiipt frun Hhlpment ever
("nt by airplane from easiern Ore
koii left Th Dalles Thursday uiuht
and consisted of one elpht -pound
'o of cherries consigned to l.ns
Anueles. The express charges
amounted to nearly $i'a. The !
eh.-rrles left, Portland Friday
morninri and nrrived in l.os An-C'-b-s
late the same day.
Old-lime dance Hilarity Tuesduv
1 01 i
Mr. and Mrs. IE. A c.irroi. ..r
Klamath
Kilts are visitors In iIUk
Who arrived veslerdnv
Tree props nt Medford I-timber
ro Phone
Kstf
Husbands
Attention!
Home baking durinj
the sununer season Is
real drudgery.
Don't let your wife lose
that school girl gom
plexion slaving over a
hot oven. Have her uso
Fluhrer's Bakery Scrv
ice, the finest and most
u
complete in Southern
Oregon
O
o
Seventy-five out of the ntate :
ears from nil HectJonH of the I'niled
Htnlf-s, hut the majority of which
were frnru Ihe J'ncifie coanl. rpt-ls- i
n rd here yesi rilny with the local
hint ;min traffic hureitu,
Wednesday niiht dunce. Hilarity.'
Dyime ftroh-. Orehentrn. 1 1 j
Q'.ur-KtH from Portland renlfrtered
ai local hmelH include K. K. Nelson
!ar)( funiily, .Mrs,
W, (. Purcel, Mrs.
a. r. layior, .j. k, itryan. Mr. .ll
, Mrs. C. i Kvnns, J. 11. Syke. War-
, , f!,.,lv,.IK ,,, ;oh,
ViikI tleoriie .M. Stephenson,
Dr. Porter nun rnnved hln oiflei" whlrh Included Todd Kunl;- i The uM'l" crop In the- Mood ;iv
I from the Liberty IlulWinK to ; houi-cr. ,l:n k I1 I c k b r p 1, A lliert cr- cectlnn is nlinv the nvrrnep
I np.trlment No. 5, CnrRlll fourt. f'ooi-k. Krow n DirkliiKon u nd Stnw- lliw yenr, or prncticnlly. Oil per
KmU.rnl iM-ohlhi.!..,, Aent T-rry i
Talent returned Kundnv evenln,. !
frm ,.nr,innd. drlvlnu a new eiht- !
rvltntler Allhurn sport roadster !
whlrh he will use while o du. v
in tn,H ,,,.
.,,,..,,, f ,k,, , j
. , ,. , , ,. ,. I
.nvAvn..v,rrM t I... !
" '
j tlfic eye examination comfortable
i Classes. I)r. D. A fhnmhurj
Southern Orppnn rinttni t'n i -
Medford Uldir
Phone IS'8. 9Stf
A mai'i'laue license wnu inm-A
veHterdav at th rmnav .-1
rk's of
fice to l.t-dlo -emke. :L and Kthel
Herlffud, IX, both of Medford. and
a license wni Issued today to Kubp
Hoherly. 48, nf l.ns AnKeleR ami to
Mary Mown, .11, of .or)K fieach.
Calif.
All von ean en I for ST..- lu ihL
i,. ...i .... . ' I
I'l"' II Kl'l ,11 nv ;
on weunesuay.
July I Hh. come and hririK your I
friends. r:30 m 7 p. m. l 0
William Von der Helbn. hiMh-lden
way contractor of Medford. Is emu- I
tnuiDK hu.-dness and ideasure in the
metropolis. Medford is planning
to vote Seplemher 10 on two bond
Issues. Ope Tor S 100. MOO Is lo in
stall an airport, the other, also
for X 1 oo.ooo. iH to repair pavim;
and din slreeis without cost to
property owners. The OreKonian.
Ir. Porter has moved hi.i offiee
from the Liberty Itnlldlnn to
apartment No. 2. rat-Rill Court.
iny
After having spent several weeks
vlslllnu. her grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. .1. W. .Ionian at Central Point.
and relatives in Medford, Miss Con
stance Knderl returned yesterday
to her home in Crescent City, Calif.,
where her father operates a druji
Hlore, n theater ami an aulo camp
resort,
"Would you Klvn one dollar now
Tor two In 1930? If mi, you will
buy l'llt View or Olson Acrett. Pa
cific, hlnhwuy frontuke, G nilnuten
to Medford. Klnest deep free soil. !
One acre up. Priced very reason
ahl. lt ua Hhiwr ytm. WUliHnis
4 Warnork. 1'hon I2fi2. y Mf
Continued warm and fair weath
er s forecast for tonight and Wed
ntsil.iy, following a maximum of
!H yesterday and a minimum of
f2 this morniriK.
Wh hnvt something rholen In
trfi profut. ta not fall to thm.
Hi Plns I.hr. Co. 7tf
Am a result of "Kht raid."
in which Statu Truffle Lieutenant!
O. O. Nichols and Stale Traffic'
Of fleers Herbert Moore of Ibis city, !
Charles Howard of Crams Pass:
nnd ,1. Foster of Klamath Falls
took part. LTi motorists were ar
rested on South Itiversfde avenue I
last evenliiK for drlvinw; with im-!
proper llr-'hts. a number of ihel
motorists were drivinc w'th illegal j
eijitipment and the others were
driving with lights which had be
come out of focus. Of the 7 S aulo-!
mobiles tested. .". per rent were .
found lo be within the law.
A special type of tree props at i
ItiK I'ines Lbr. Co. 7 Sir
An excursion train will he run
fioih Portland over Ihe line of the
Southern Pacific to take Veterans'
of Foreign Wars to their annual
stale encampment to be held at
Klamath Falls July K to I'l. in
clusive. ( 'on vent ion features will
Include a boat excursion on Klam
ath lake, an automobile excursion
to Crater like and a bit barhe
citc a l Fort K la mat h and a five
show at one of (he Klamath Kalis
theaters.
Screen doors. Wood I.umber
Co . 711 I!. Main. Phone lox. u-l
Oid-tinie dance Hilarity Tuesday.
I o;
'Hank'' Chenille, hunters' and
trappers' uuide, camrbt four bin
st ee head salmon Monday even inn
in one hour, somewhere in HoKue
liver. Two of the fih, each over
il Inches I.. IciiKth, were displayed
In the K. II. Lampoi-. sturr today.
Mr. Cheadle haid this morning that
there were several men fishiiiK In
vain Juki h.-iow and above where
he and Hill O'llara were flshimt.
and he can't understand why local
fishermen report hard lu.k ibis
bl time da
1 HiUrily Tu
lay
Mr. and Mrs, A. Claasei
mont. ralif., stepp.-d. in
this luoinlni; on ilnir w:i
'' i' Luke fo, a few days
of I'led
Metllord atloti.
uuy Man to visit
! 'ioiv returnitm
wlter. Mi, ria.iM-ii
for the ruliromhi
mission
V. i-enilie naik
to I'leiltnont.
Is rate expert
ialli-i.iil mm.
Mr. Porter has nwvd his offiee
from Iho Uheriy Ituildim; tn
apartment No. , (-Kin rmirl.
Mi!'
Mi. Mary It. StU- kb-r or Sb . pv
ve, Minn., arrival her. Komi-i,
to speinl veveral months at Ihe
home f her son and dainthter-ln-law.
Mr. and Mrs. rhr,., win,:.
Wednesday tlitlll dune.. 11 Ii..
tynKe llros. (in lustra G ,,,
and Mrs. r., Walker ninvel
L!ihV Ii
lil'Sl Of (lifts..-..,.!, f,.,.,,. ,,,aL.
hom on Noiili i:,.,. ...I.. ,
f' lesl.l.i,,,. 1 n,r,..,i
whivh I
1
ia Juki twin lompU-led,
The Trlselila Circle of the First
M. K. churrh will meet Wednesday
afternoon at the home of Mr,
I'ewr lietrirk. f3!t North Central.
,u nipmiiTH ur" iiried to com'" and
; NrifiK Dielr friends. QO
' WVdiHPflny nl:htnrn, Hihuity.
I Dynife Urn. Orchestra. 110
j Five hoys from Dayton. Ohio,
Ulopppfl here yesterday afternoon
i for a few hour on their way lo
; Portland and Lake Louise nr
j three weeks vacation. Purdue.
i rol,p, ,iro'lhf, ,- m...,..
ed ,y various hipiiiIith of the miln.
an iiiuimH. i rwy imvr lici-n
!o. .. n' i "",
.......... . ,. ,,,ms on
? ' , ''' , """'T"' ,'I,!"'I"1 nn'
' k "1r,,,;''s' ''-" illlams
"!"' , "."t"1' ""V ! ad and oil
.Material and Inoor.
-""ranieeu. . ,.. ,.,.. ,.,.,.
'""ue Hardware Co. Phone
JIM)
1 1
Karl Coss am) ramfly and Mrs.
Cora Powell and mm Klmer drove
up on the Appletate this inorniriw
-""l- "Ol.C Ihe r(ver
tor several days.
Mi-h. .1. Fry. hiUn IHversld.-. went
to. Portland the end of tlio
expectiiu- to spend six weekx vis
ithit; friends there and in Wash
ington. X. Culy. dlstrl. t manager of
he OieKon i.jft. inHuianc- com
pany, irft Saturday eveniur for
(iearhart to attend -the annual
convention of the company held
luly K, ( and Hi. He WaM accom
panied by his koii '.'ale.
Mrs Ttnfli II'. ...ii ... I-.:..
i . '."
,nh,M cuniiaj. wnere she will
KMPml II weft If iiflah uthlol. .1.- ...Ill
visit friends at the 1
ramp.
eter I';
I Inmbe
club
uC the Medford C.ar-
wlll li.-ld an importfint
busim
meet in v tomorrow niht, 1
Wednefday. at the Hotel Melford
at 7::t0 o'clock.
Miss Mae Shepaid. representa
tive of the Ixtrolhy Cray Cosmet
ics company of New York city, is
spending i he week here, where
she is demonstratintr the Cray
toilet Koods at the Heal h Dru
store on Main street.
Frank Hoone left here the end
of the week on a vacation trip to
Albany and Newport. He will he
on duty at the Doo Stephenson
and Fry barber shop next week.
on Thursday. July l' ai -o'clock,
the Ladles' Aid of the
Lutheran churt h will hold their
regular monthly business tneetim:
at the home of Mrs. A. K. Peilerson
at 744 West Jackson.
The Ladies' Aid of the Lutheran
church will hold their regular
monthly dinner at the Lutheran
churrh on Wednesday evening,
July II. The dinner will he served
from
:30 to
C o in
Kveryone Is in
aud brtiiK your
vited.
:fikleiuls.
The W. II. C. will hold a social
at the home of Mrs. .1. II. Mul
hollen, iU'.'i Xorih Central avenue,
Friday. July 2 a.
Thomas o'Xell of Herrln. III.,
Oeore Teppci- of llrooklyn, X. X.,
ami C. C. Wulf of chlcaun. III.,
were amn the tnntor tourists
from a distance who registered to
day at the local branch of ihe out
of state auto reuisi ration bureau.
Seven new vacancies In the
t'nited States Infantry and artil
lery stationed In the Panama Ca
nal rone were reported today by
Sergeant drover Owen, local 1'nlied
States recruiting off leer. Vacan
cies in the army in the I nlted
Slates and Akiska are numerous,
he said today, lidding that there
are no vacancies on the Philippine
islands or on the Hawaiian Isl
ands. .Miss Sadie Kyan left this fore
noon for her home in Seattle,
Wash., f.
nUowitiK a visit here
with I
Mr. and Mrs.
IHiLib Miiehelt
unit
other relatives.
Mrs. Anne Keed and two t-bil-ilren
of Medford left last Thurs
day eveninH for I )ep ver. t'nln..
where they will visit fiieiuls and
relatives for tbt ee months. They
nmy be joined later by Mrs. Keed's
husMml, Kobert lined, who Is a
traveling representative of a can
ned milk eonrern.
(ty Trnffie Offieer (leorj;e Pri s
eott and Mrs. I'rescoit left by mo
tor Sunday for Mavis nnd San-l-'ramiseo,
",'alif,, for a vara l ion
trip of two week. At Davis, Mr.
Preseoii will visit his isier and
at San i-'runrlseo Mrs. Present! will
visit her sisier.
Included amonu the Orennnlans
registered nt M'tHord hotels, olher
than those from Portland, are K.
C. P.randeherry and funilly of Al
bany. Ceo. V. Knight nf Hubbard.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Knox of Kor
es( drove. Marrel ("a iter and V.
Hansen of Kiddle. A. W. Salu. II
.1. Kallnsky, Mr. and Mrs, liur
Kone. Mr. and Mrs. l It. Ibnlley
and Ceoi-K,. 1). Knox tf Kui-ene.
ileorne Hermann and jtarty of The
1 'a lies. .N , . IVrkins of tiose-
bur:. Kred 't'olntfove of Pandon
and ;. t: Morley of Salem, j
Kxiolllnt: Ihe
wonders of the
Lake a1 thi' Wood.s
resorl. Frank iteed.
ihe t'raler national
stationed at ll.v hike,
ford today from Ihe
io- the fh--,t time in
s a tniintner
i tnemher Wf
Torest erew
was in Med
luke rntintr
two tnonihs.
He reports bass fishlmi lo he wood
In the lale waters, with one fish
erman extremely successful last
week. He a Iso reported I be ro.nl
to to be fn excellent ifidH(on.
maKum an auto trip to the lake
po-j.il, p. Hum three hours.
1 Tj Cannon returned this
mornlm; from IJtvtland where he
spirit scviTal ilavJiuylnn machin
'V for his new sawmill at .lack-
Mi-s Kines (Jrei-p or (FN r I land
arrivid here today lo spend n
flno t Visit w Hh Mrs, Cenme lU
rtiekr and Mrs. John :odkv To-
tnorrow Miw (it ren will en to
San I'lnnrlsco,
J The Southern Oreftfn Normal I
' Mchool Minimer tension will end in !
j le ihan three weeks, irlvjnK I oral
; students there a whort vacation b1-
fore heslnnini; their dutleH as full-;
fledKd M'honl lynchers. Summer
school attendance jM reported in Ur-'
good and Include quite a nurnh'-r
of local irlN.
Frank Kuehter, who for over ihei
past year has hien located in San'
Francisco following the hanking
hind new for a lime and nt present j
the telephone hiiHlnesH, arrived in '
Medford last week to Npen.l it va '
''linn of Iwo wffk with relative
1 rpni mm fjood as the fPcoi d-hrrak-
! " ran"i0-
A moilK t he hotel emsts In Mi d-
'rd from Ihe slate of Washlntlnn
are Yonne U ray of Spokane, .Mr.
and .Mrs. W. Foster l.ure of We-
nalehee. Anna nnd .1
le Hanford
of Pullman. !. X. I.oma nof tVn
I tralla and Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Fib
and W. F. Murman of Seattle.
Mrs. W. fi. Mikche eft tlii-
mornint: for Klamath Falls, where
he
will spend two weeks visiting
friend
!. O. Vinci nt, special aent for
the Olobe and Uut-jers Fire Insur
ance company, with headua iters
in Portland. Kpent the week end
and Monday In Medford.
Captain A mas Tyree and Mrs.
Tyree nf Fort Mann. Calif., left
on the Shasta
Lakewood, X. V
after spending
this mo4nin for'I
. for a short visit, i
the past tin
weeks at the home of their, son,
D. O. Tyree. Durinu' the time the'
KUests were in Medford they made ,
two trips lo Crater Lake, which
they agree Is marvelous but de
pressing the first lime one views it.!
Ca pi a 1 n and M rs. Tyree recen My I
returned from three years in llono- !
lulu. wh. re
he was stationed. j
of i he Medford Uusi- ;
Members
m ss riaid Professional Women's !
duh will hold their July meeting i
Friday evening. July 1,1. at ihe j
Kvuiw Iteames summer home on !
Wagner ereek. A ywimming party,
ami picnic supper are pkuined by;
the committee in charge, which in-
eludes the employes of the Adri- j
en ii" Steward apparel shop.
Voung Walter Harnett of St.
Helens. Ore., who has been suffer
ing since July when he cele
brated at Lake Creek and was th
victim of someone who
t fire to !
a star-thnnter In b;v, pants pocket.
Is Improving n th- home of bis
uncle, c. 1 1. While of the H. rry
dab' meat market. It was not nec
essary (o graft any skin although
he was erlously burned from his
ruck to his hips.
Miss Lillian Honoris,
secretary of the Jackson
l(ed Cross organization. attend
Ing a slate convention of lied Cross
executives in Portland this week.
She Is also visiting her mother,
Mi's. Delia Roberts, who has 'been
ill at the Sacred Heart hospital
for six weeks.
Miss Julia Opp arrivrd on the
mnrninu train from Portland tt
spend several weeks at the home
of her father, .1. v. Opp. Mrs. .
L. Foster anil small son Hobbv of
I'oi tland also are l he Kiiest.
her father, Mr. opp.
Don (Mark and Alfred Cainen
ler have returned from Miondim: !
1 he week -end with their re.spee
live families 11 1 ( lulil llen.di .hi-.
the-Sea. '
Stanlev Steu-ni li..to.ont oin... ,
eie...!lhiin
trie inmte representative, of Port-1
land left this moruinu- for Klnm-i
nth KiiIIh. after a short busines.; t
visit here.
in im.mri,.... e fi...
1 1 - .n, ... , .
et s norifie IS Siai'Ml I
tor Saltirday nlnht at the Armory,
and rhef de Oare Webln-r urces I
thai every vol t ure be presen- I
i without fail. After n brief busi-'
ne.ss session there will be an en-
..1.
The business session will star!
s o'eloek.
The Misves Kdlth Baldwin
ul !
of
lloss, Calif.. Marian Howard i.fj
San Mateo, ('alii., and Uuth Wool-j
sey of Sun Kranelco. arrived in ;
Medford this mornlui: to snenil
two weeks visiting schoolmatf m '
here who nttende.1 Hie U" .rh.ln.
Pranon school
lu rim; the
past year. They will be eniertain
ed at the homes of the Misses
I Vfccy I la mill. Kl Min es Sun r row
ami Kovaun.i lluhl.
Kam I iit t . iliiil ai 1-. -nil:,. 1, mi,
ort'Kim June 2Mh. l:ijs.
Mr. ami Mm. V. V. W.ilkir anil
snn Kfith and little itutiKhttT
I inai:KU-rllt r.-t in tn MiMifnni
! Krliluy fnnil IVmlti'toii wh.-i. they
. wiMil ti altvtlil thf fun.'ial ,tf Mrs.
'alki'.s fathoi. t ho laio t:. v.
'liwliim. Mrs. Walker's ni,.thiM-
Mrs. OuIuks,
home lor a f.
l'ltlf.ltlii',1 llirin
-il in the
vicinity of her birth
I Wll.fOS--
.los
I'll K. WIN-raij
his home. ll.H'!
"' a. in. today. I
horn In Illinois.
; pavMeil invny
at
I'ollrl street, at
I .M r. Wllsnn w as
i Se tnemher
i T7 years
j ca me to
' ears airo
1S..0. ami wa
! months ivs days
it.-ed
lie
Medford about sever
ffom Valtc I'..rd. Cal
1 Ib-sidex hi
wife, tin hi K. Wilson
, he leave
elKht rurvH inn btldrcn
I.dward iNon of San I'ran. l
'J. W. Wilson. Astoria. Ore; I.
n ilson. t ink land, t'a I : yu-, i j. S.
I Kbler, Williams, Ore.; Mrs. K. ,1.
I Itown, roneonullv, Wnh Wavpe
ftin of San KrancU.-o. 1. .!.
Wil si ui
nd Albert A. WiNon hot h i
of Medford.
be held at
Y nneral sei j, es w ilt
the
Conurr chaiod at
t p. I
body
11. Thursday, after whi. h thv
will be Iriid
't in the
Willlanus cemeterv.
Wheeler oiganiie
Club.
"tiitnriTiai
, t ,
Obituary
. B. WALTHER'S
I. II. W'ahher of the 'a lif orn hi -Oregon
Power coninany, received
t hi sad Intcllijfence this morniHr'
iy telegraph and telephone that
his Kisder. Mrs. Hazd Fisk.oand
j-fin. a'ed 1 '1 .euis, had been
drowned yesterday in the Trinity
i i ver, nea r Mine Point, a ham let
10 iiiih-K from Weavervilli
only the nn'iiKf-r details of t h
tnijrfdy were received in thi.s city.
The mn was hathim; yesterday
1 afternoon in Trinity river and was
i caimht in an undertow. The
mother, hrnritiK his r rii s for lielp,
I plunged into i he raKinu waters
.and both were drowned. The body
I of the mother was recovered a
I few hull is later. This morning
i the coroner at Weaverville said
unless the body of th boy was
: loiHul by noon, blast I iik wottbl
bo resorted lo.
Mr. Walt her left this morning
for the scene nf the trafc"dy. Fu
: n e ra I se r v ices for the d ea d will
be held at Sacramento, Cal.
Avsocimrs of Mr. Walther said
that they thought Mrs. Fisk. with
I her husband and two other chll
i dren, lived at Albihiieniue. X. M.
'They were on an auto trip, and
t Intended to spend a few days in
I this iiy this month.
I 1. B. "Walther is a cousin of
I Harry Walther. former district
j mannu'er of the talifornin-t irenon
ownr "nipany.
DEATH CLAIMS IWO
0,0. STOCKHOLDERS
Death lias claimed two of the
; best known stock holders in the
! Owen Oregon company the past lew
I days. IIowmhI Kllioil, prominent
j Hill line executive and for mi-r prs
t ideiit oi' the Northern Pacific, who
'passed away suddenly in t he east
' Sunday, was one of tl.e large stock
: holders in the local lumber com
j pany, while today James Owen,
managr-r, rfceived the sad word of
:lhe death of Charles A. Uewin-M at
.Battle Creek, Mich. Mr. Dewing
j owned the Lutte Kails tint her which
1 1 lie Owens took over, and he was
represented acre tor many yt'ui oy
Harry u. ai iiih. rieu im wweu
OiHgoii coin puny was fonned Mr.
Hewing became a large stockholder
in that concen:. Mr. Oewing's
death, like that of Mr. KHioH's. was
suddeu and unexpected.
riAWH CONTRACT FOR
TRAIL SCHOOLHOUSL
The
have
ready
Trail sehool
di.-4.i-i
.ah-i
when
result
t wil.
dhoii..f
sehonl
of the
for
this
oretlpaney
fall aw a
opens
;i v.arilin
urday to
eonslrtirt
co.st of j
of a
.lob n
the
rontrart last Sat
Stille of Trail u
schoolhoiiM" at .t
j 1; 7 an. with eonstiui-tlon
immediately. The new
10 beyin
ibiiihlini,' will be built on the hi
of the obi nrhonl-hiiiise. whlrh
'had served Ih
b.ad served Ihe "iistri. t .r more
than 4" year
lne nw "ooinouse .mm im-
-" !"lilit' w,lh 11 slaii('- .
,i!"le,1
(bulli windows. 1 nere win m
i library room, us the books
.nt... Ki-hnnl llbrarv will be kepi
wall bookeases.
$125 Reward
f.ir il. finiti' Infniniutli n l.'iHlini; to;
ai-rcM and crtnviftion
iiiB "f llarvvy Ki' ld's
of person or
cruel maim
ilm; on .1 une ;
- Mun
Jack
'
son County Humane
Hot !f. Meiltord.
Society.
MO
TQQ IAJF JO CLASSIFY
, 1 -11 -1 -1
I-"(K .A 1 - K I a,-n' of lain! and ! i .
niw Il-riMnit Inuis,-: land planted 1
to all kinds of ."t ries and war- :
den: , !ose to sehoo and onl
mile from i'it' limits. Total priee .
s i .iiiMi ; s;;an eah. h.tlan-e jal,
tier month. See I'harlrs A. Willi; !
Anetiey. Ine. 1 I 1
PI ) U SAI.K Itealtilitl lvasl Side
Itunte; terraeed lot. ahundanee of
shade. Ifnil atol flowers; lari;e
liyinu rooni. fireplaee. tiardwood
Hoots, dinini; roottl. il saelons
hedrooms, Malion.ir,. tnhs anil
l,asi-mt ttt. All for 5."..innt; terms.
See Chalie.s A. lnu AMeney. Ine.
Ill
70 C.ood aroom home, lare
corner lot, sluule trees, shrub
bery, small down payment can
be arrani;,!. ,. I'. Uressler.
1 1 0 7 l-.'ast Main. I'hone I'l'i-I..
Ill
;.ST SUM-: - Kotir larite rooms,
hath, porches, narae. lare cor
ner lot on pa vetneni ; In auiilul
shade t rces, rubbery. I'l Iced
rluhl; easv terms. See owner.
1 lu7 laist Main. Ill
l-'OU SAI.K Milk (ioat herd i
.1. i:. Clank. K ok ue Kler
in
W A XT! in
fer fruit
Orchards
v vonnu women
rail Hear t'reek
WU.I. .i
eipiit
coat b
cepl
in br,
lio.v
-!' di
nd new
Qhev
7. TrihU'tg)
steady
II, rare
UKI.lAltl.K ly of IS wan
iii k. Konte 1, c.o :'::
Mrs. I-:. I). Dakcn.
1 1 1
rXfUAXCi: ehol.e aerenue
at l-a for p'perty near Med-
torii. ;tl.w,-,lMin,.
KOI! SAI.K April ols will l.t.
read- Siind;t. .Inl th. at the
old Hunter pl.ee. i 1.. :ill,.s ,,,st
of riioenix n r,.rn Valley nd.
Ill
TOURIST FINED
$10 FOR CRASH
WITH SPEED COP
e-
"h Is a common fault of so many
drivers of ears tourists-und local
car owners to give the hatid signal
preceding; a turn too briefly and
carelessly, and t his causes man V
aceidenlM or near accident," said
Judge Taylor in his court thU fore
noon Incidental lo ilnini: .1. H. Wal
ters, a Colorado tourist, $lu and
costs on a charge of careless diiv
' iiijr. preferred by Lieutenant O. O.
Nichols, stale traffic officer, whose
Hitlck car and Wallers' Ford col
lided Saturday evening at the Oak
dale and Sixth street intersection.
"Kspecially is this true with many ,
tourists on lor-; trips traveling
through various states. Although
the laws of different states may
vary a to just exactly how the
hand turning signal should be made
they all provide thai the hand miisi
he held out steadily a sufficient
length of time, and nor given in a
Jerky, brief manm-r. as so many do
new."
Judge Taylo. told Walters that
he was satisfied that the lutier had
not given the signal properly so
that Nichols could see It and avoid
the collision. Therefore, in view
of tile fact that Walters' car suf
fered $.' or $' worth of damage, the
minimum line of $10 was i in nosed. ;
Nichols' car was not damaged.
BIRTHS
M r. nnd Mr. Paul I rifinieyer
are the proud parents of an eiulu
pou nil hoy. born at the Sailed
lb-art hospit.il July 1.
HVW Alt I.
Kor return of obi Knglish farth
ing that was keepsake of Joseph
Taylor, given in change at some
in inlsiak
for I". S. penny
.los. TAVI.ul:.
il Av. M -dford. Hit
r.H: S.
ent I
.Siicep Otvuei-s
.lf-lilioli!
We are in posit I. m lo pay v
more than anybody Tor Woo
mohair. See us before vu sell.
mkdfokd i:.i:;ain norsi:
St.
These Drug Stores
Are Open Nights
This Week
Medford Pharmacy
Heath's Drug Store
Strang's Drug Store
Old Time
Dance
TONITE
Hilarity Hall
A Variety of Old
and New Dances
Admission 50c
"1JTa
i
. .;. .;. .. .;. . .;. $ . ;
; : Important Notice!
HOPKINS LATERAL
WATER USERS!
J
'Nuto will lie ii voiy im
pui't.'tnl inert ini; of all of
tin water users inuler llie
IlojiUins . I 1 Il at the t'ity
llall Weiliiesilav eveniriL'.
ImIv 1 111:, at S o'eloek.
!
1 f
Very important matters
are einnini: up fur eoiisitl
oratien and the eominittee
urjres everyone lo lie pre
sent. Hopkins Lateral
Committee.
r
The popularity of out -door
meals at summer collagen iie
uVA.ils a variety of Itrcml and
Pastry.
o o
Ask tor Bfck's Drt.irt and
Pastry. Made by
3
Beck's Bakery
to
o
M bl i CRATER! AN ti
f M m ess & ay
I Wi TOMORROW M
, '. FEATURING "l UiTvrr.
I THE BEN HAMID' TROUPE l EM
"Derr.ons of The Desert" ii'iifill J
in Vwitll
A Melody of Song and Jest ygB&.vi1
FEROL AND GREY
Classy" Dances" llfBSfffllSa
SPEAKER LEWIS
A Political Travesty fiSa
MAE and HELEN MURRAY
........ . RSOTfSVS!
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EffiTfTW WALLACE RAYMOND tXSJSffT
. BLiiijaJ "THE BIG KILLING" t3WiQ2itS
j EVENING t r n n iur Admission
! nNTV 7 & 9 P. M. Children 25c
! Adults 00c
II
Frank's Comedians
THE BIG TENT
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday
The Greatest of All Mysteries
"The Cat and the
Canary'
Prices 23c and 50c
LOCATION:
Grain
SPACE
FOR RENT
We have storage capacity for fifty thousand
bushels of wheat or barley. Grain farmers
looking for a safe place to store in will find it
to their best interests to store with us.
Here's Why!
1. We operate u Stats Bonded Warehouse!
2. A concrete Class ;'A" building where fire' haz
ard is minimized !
3. Lower insurance rales!
4. Free from rats and mice!
0 Business-like handling your grain nccount in
sures entire satisfaction.
All lidtes Are
See Us Before
O
Monarch Seed & Feed Co.
32$East Main
O
Curtain 8:05
Storage
Reasonable
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You Thrcfl)
Phone 2G0
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