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COSILY PRIZES '
Trophies to 1m- awarded for the
best floats entered In thf Allien
ran Lesion convention parade, to
be held fn Medford the afternoon
of Augu.-t 4. ate on exhibition In
the windows of (trophy's ami
larry Schn.le'K jeweh y More.
Kach of lht $:iu silver loving
V.ups will be awarded as first prize
ivr finals in three different chissi
llcntions, Including the most at
tractive entry math- hy a fraterna
uganizution
A I'll) will he given lor the het
float entered, in tin groan from
otlt of town.
For the winning commercial
flout, one of the l-M-.-est enow ul 1 1
he awarded.
The American Legion post other
than Med ford having the largest
percentage of their entire mem
bership in the line of march also
will he ii warded a silver trophy.
A rlhhon Is offered for second
prize In path of tho following
classifications, w 1 t h honorable,
mention to close competitors:
For the mosr heiuitifully deco
rated private car. a first prize of
52 5, a second prize of $ 1 and
Ihreo honorahle mention a wards
will he Riven.
Kvery entry in the parade must
he a hona fide float or it deco
rated private cur.
. Invitations have been sent to
all fraternal, patriotic and service
organizations in the city asking
them to participate in what is
planned to he te biggest parade
... ... iiu ... Jlpma Pugli w
Mnmbiv I olv 1 il. a committee I '
will call on as many as possible
of the various business and com
mercial organizations, with per
sonal invitations ami explanations
of rules.
Proposed entries should he list-1
d with the parade commiteec
chairman, Pole Holmes, telephone
144, or at the chamber of com
merce, headquarters.
The prizes will be moved to the
chamber of commerce windows
next week.
YIELD OF GRAIN
L!
(Contributed)
It has lotitf been a matter of
rcuret to thinking men in this
valley that the old pioneers exer
cised so little Judgment In the
(ontinual cropping of their land
10 grain. In the heart of the
bbwir land holt pottth ot vemiai,
I'nihi wiih some alternatini; crops
of alfalfa, wheat has followed
corn, barley followed wheat and
then the rotation repeated yeiu
Kfier- year for the past 70 years
until mil tiro has k''wii very weary
of such abuse of her bountv.
CotninK into this valley because
of Its climate and with no inten
tion to make his living hy the use
rf Intensive methods necessary in
Ainntnn:i f re to which state he
. .... 1- ni.ll' I
came. John t:. I norson, 1 ".(
livlnu on
the Pacific
lillWIli , ,
came Into possession or jh hms.
comprising the old Thomas P-eall
hom site, and not knowing that
the land had been farmed to death
by his predecessors, he continued
the old process, believing that it
...... tho ..ni-roc t thinir to do. What
looked to be a fair stand of wheat I Payment in Klamath county after
and hirlev In Mav was subjected having completed his contract with
to the freak rain we had In early the Coggins Mailing company.
June, and much of the heavy I Mrs. ,tlllu Trusty and family,
grain heads fell in the ground or Mrs. I A. Alerryman and daugh
Modued" as u-uallv denominated. . I -I'm U hla and Lllen expect to
lr Th'orsnn threshed the Bra In early Saturday morning for
.. 1 .1,,, wiica- Crescent lake, where they will join
a few days ago. and the J
. 1.,1,11, n th -Mr. Trusty anil enjoy a two weeks
of which n portion remains on me j ,
. ... .. ..t. .,r tl.o ninfcill tig at the ake.
u roii 1 hi. me ii-.-ini - 1
when so near maturity, yicldc!
nidi- 72 ' i bushels to the acre!
while the barley did somewhat
better, the yield being 73 bush
els per acre: The farmer never
has a look-in in this day and age!:
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A large attendance is uiRed
the meeting of the Medford Mer
chants' association next Monday
evening, 6:30. at the Hotel Med
ford where a numl of Important
topics will cjnie up for discussion.
The most Important will be the
stale convention of the American
Legion early next month and plans
concerning what loral merchants
will do to entertain the Visitors
will be discussed. The county fair !
nr.t Seolcmher will also COIilO tin 1
for discussion.
PHOENIX LAND SUIT
STARTS IN COURT;
llc.irimr f.f trstli.iony In tho Mil;
! nf All.prt Stot l; nc.iint linl.i t
H.iKti to .Iftfrniin' si'lvprfip l.-ind
i).iim. on the Stu' k n..p. rly n.nr
I'hopnix. on tho Parifir hichway.
0) hitiK hcarrt In the rlrrult court
today. TJ rontrovorsy l ovpi- n
strip of VmiiI nlmnl I" fi-ct wldo.
and pxtindlnit Tor a.niilo ulonu hf
tiorlh fiidf of l!if iifUi Ttii' iiVin
north tMr of tho
tiff in rpprt'st-nt.-il hy
iTJVnk .SVwtnan and th"
1
.Ii friM-
tj r Attorney
C Kell.
BELLVIEW WILL
f
AT COUNTY FAIR
PPl.UVlPW. July U The Pe
view t 'iitnrii unit hiii expect tu
hav,. a booth at the Jai kson coiin
ty lair in September where they
hop.' t. exhibit s.uiif of the b.-f-t
.products available in thi. coniniu-
i nity.
They aio also going to hav on
ex hi Ml inn their hope chest, at the
n fair at which time oham-ps wrll be
. sold, so that every one wi.-diiiig will
- have an oppi.ruinity to see of what
this chest is composed. The pro
ceeds from hoth project will ho
applied to the club house fund as
"lany things are needed to enm-
plete the building
.Mr. and Mrs. Jil
daughters Wilma 1
satisfactorily,
kson tlyger and
lid Mildred and
are .pending a
of the Woods
: .Mis:
Janet
Wilson
t Pake
few days
camping.
Mrs. O. I), folby
of San Francis-
co who is visiting
with her uncle.
Pan Payne is reported much im-
proved. Mrs. Colby had the mis
fortune to sprain her ankle while
cam pins at Diamond Lake. Mr.
laud Mrs. l.'olby expect to leave fur
'their home some time during this
' week.
Mrs. Camilla Owen. Mrs. Minnie
Parker and daughter w ere Mcd
ford visitors on Monday afternoon,
1 Miss Myrtle NNjrred is spending
a few days this week with .Miss
, WUda Merryman. beioro she leaves
! for Nam pa, Idaho where she will
i enter a college.
I Mrs. Itichard Sheidcitcr spent
'Wednesday in Weed, California 4111
business.
I Mrs. T. II. Merryman and Mrs.
visitors in Aled-
foi'd on Thuri-day afternoon.
Mrs. I'M win Dunn attended the
; Rebecca installation at the I. ().
So. F. hall on Tuesday evening- The
Jwork was put on by the drill team
I from the Med ford lodge.
Mrs. S. K. Hallux attended the
meelitlK ol the Veomail Indr.e on
Tuesday evening in the IoiIkc
rooms. A larne class was put thru
the last device of initiation. At
the close of the meetiiiK delicious
refreshments were served in the
diniiiK room.
CrelK Hays Is busy hatiHnt? wood
from his new homestead in the
Hyatt country.
Mrs. Pose PiiKh expects to leave
soon for Missouri to make her
home with a sister who lives there.
Mrs. Punh has disposed of her pro
perty fn this community.
Mrs. Pell Jackson is spending
ten days In San Francisco on a
pleasure trip.
Mrs. S. K. Parties hail a new
Pniversal electric raiio installed
in her home this week by Dodf
Prolhers of Ashland.
Harold Allison is expected home
soon from a trip to M t. W hit tier
and other points of Interest.
Mr. and Mrs. Karl Hamilton and
family of Portland are visiting at
the home of Mrs. Hamilton's par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. John Farmer.
Jim Tucker js spending this
week nttendinf jury duty at Med-
ford
Fred Homes has finished binding j
a large acreage of grain for him- J
sen as wen as a numoer 01 pieces
for other people. Mr. Homes will
start iiis threshing machine tin
last of the week.
Mr. Gordon has quite a crew of j
women at work in his field of 1
bulbs, which are making rapid !
progress toward maturity. I
J. L. Nell nnd Mr. Frost spent i
TllftUfl 1'
it Mr. Neil's Dead Indian
-""j
' '"OCO.
Mrs. Muscat and daughter who,
have been making their home with!
Mr. M uscat and M r. Plaistead In ,
Toleman Canyon returned to Port- j
la ml to visit her mother for it few i
hiys. j
Mr. Muscat is looking for cm-
Mr. and Mrs.
L.
IJ. Tucker of
Trail spent the wi
tlves and friends
nity.
end with rela-
lu this conimu- !
Clara Bow Film at
f, . C J
rate nan ounaay
Kh( trocutinn of a tnurderer In '
(a state prison, a bank robbery anil'
' a gun battle between police and !
.a cornered gunman and his wife;
and thrilling episodes in CJara :
1 pow's new Paramount starring
picture. "Indies of the Aloh, j
which will open tmnm row for .1 j
1 hree-day run at 1 ftiTjt'HCrafrian j
theater. j
It Is Clara Low's first Herious
dramatic vehicle since being raised
to stardom a litle more than a
year ago. Hitherto she has been,
identified with flapper role. In,
the new vehicle she is aeen as j
Vvonm
wife of a savagely sue-
Cessful
bank robber, whom even -
' ton He wtif force In lo "wt ra lih t."
I .Miss Pow is supported in "la
dles of the Mob" by a cast of play
ers chosen with special care to
portray the vivid underworld char
I actors who people the story.
- -
i'hero will be two new act o
alkit s and the mo vP-tone ncti
I.
M it YIhIi l.im
! MII.WAI'KKK. Win.. .Inly 14. .
4, Alfred H. Smitll. lmocf;itlc I
' .-Mnilulnt. f. prfit!"nt, int.-t'1 to
Vi.rnin ilurlr.n th. fai
paicn. John B. ':ill:ift.in. Wiwon-'
: n national ronintittcrmnn. an-;
. nnun.-.-.l follnwine hi rctvj-n from
thOnK'tlni: "f tho national rotn-j
, nill.c In New York. Mr. Calla-I
'(,an di... il.d Wisconsin polltlm
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Attorney;,!. I, , x,.,v v,k. O
i
I Classified advtilliig sf.i reaulti.
HUH ,
Si. Mark's I.p,
I ml
( hni
Fifth 1 1
sty.
'.Viner onkdale
;) nd
II'. ly omnuiiiiitn. S ji. in.
Holy communion. I 1 : 1 a.
Wm. it. Hamilton. Pastor
l'rNh) uHan t hureh, Jack sou v ilh
I Sunday services July 1 ..
Sunday school 1 0 a. m.
Morning services 11 a. m. The
speaker at that hour will he A. W.
Shepherd. There will he 110 even
ing service. All will he made wel
come. Plrner K. McVlcker, pastor.
UiMues Men's ;osm1 Train
The regular ineetitiK held hy the
Kospel team will be at Williams
Creek, 'July 15 at 'A p. m.. with Phil
lleetehry, pastor, the speaker of
the day beimi Kvcrett Cole and
Jim Dole. Kvery one wishing to
Is requested to meet at city park
at 1 p. m. A koixI lime is assured
to all.
Pull Unspcl Church
1 West Main and New low n
Itrother and Sister Lewis Decher
of 'allejo, California are coming to
take chaise of the work and will
be present Sunday.
Sumla school !i:4.1.
Morninu service 11 a, m.
VouilK people's itieeliiiK 7 p. 111.
KveliillK service S p. in.
I Vou are cordially Invited.
!eo. II. leenhower. chairman.
First Itaptlsi Church
i W. II. Katon. Ph. D.. Minister
Sunday school 9:45 a. in.
; Morning worship and
ilia. m.
j Cnion evening service
I First Presbyterian church.
I I'nfoti younc people's m
the Preshyieilan church a
sermon
I he
etlnir at
lastor W. II. Katon will lie home
j and will speak on Sunday morning.
Try our welcome.
j Ion Lutheran chuivh
! .Ion Knglish Lutheran church.
I West Fourth street at Oakdalc.
F. W. Itussard, pastor. Posidence,
j 2 Hose avenue. Phone 1 IMI f -X.
Sunday si-luml at Hi a. m.
! Church service ;u n o'clock,
j Pi' nie social for members and
I friends of the congregation, under
auspices
ot Lidit
Aid society
Kdgewooi). the
Mr. and Mis.
next Thur
lay
at
siininiei- camp
John Fluhi er.
First Methodist I'.plscopal Chmt-h
Pev. T. II. Temple. I). D. Ites
idence, 27 North Orange street.
Sunday school, 0 : 4 r a. m. (!. A.
Meeker, superintendent.
Morning worship at 1 1 o'clock.
Sermon by Uev. L. F. Belknap.
Solo, "tiive Thanks ;tnd Sing"
(Ha r ris , M rs. M . X. Logan .
The mem hi. rs of he Kp worth
League will join with the young
j people's organizations of the other
j Protestant churches in a union
service at 7 o'clock at the First
Presbyterian church.
Cnion evening service at
j Presbyterian church at s o
i Prayer service Wednesday
First
dock
at 8
p. m.
First Christian Church
Ninth and oakdule streets. Car
man :. Mell, minister. Office and
pastor's stury in the church.
Phone 1007. Itesidenee phone PUT.
The pastor will occupy the pul
pit Sunday morning ami speak
j oil Auversaries 01 me 1 rowo.
Th(.,., ...ni Tl (,cial music irenu-
ine worship and a fine fellowship.
I ltlble school assembly at !P4fi.
Kverv department and class Joins
In extending you an invitation and
urging your attendance.
The union evening service at S
o'clock will he held In the Pres
byterian chunh. I'nion younq;
people's meeting at the same place
at " o'clock.
Mid-week service every Wednes
day evening at 8.
"Test our welcome."
Main strrW !. !:. Clmivh Souili
William Kenneth Pay, pastor.
Parsonage, 25 North Oakdale
I avenue; pastor's study at church.
i;otn pnopes, ,14.
Sunday school in a.
Frank Huberts, snperini
Sermon. "If There Is 1
m., in
cipient. 1 Heaven
There Is a Hell." 11 a. m.
Kpworth League services. 7 p. ".
Sermon, "W hen Christ peiurns."
S p. m.
Praver meeting and choir prac-
I lice eoiiesuiij , 1 . .1 11 f,
We have
at hot h u
which 1ms
special music and sopg
f our Sunday services,
much to do with our
nnii ni tendance. Our Sunday eve-
nlnir conaregjttion In most encour
1
ii inu. for during the summer
months the line to keep us from
church is strongest. Let us be
jhnal and faithful to our bes;
I Friend and go to church some
where every Sunday.
First Churvli of Chrlsi, Scientist.
Authorized branch of the mother
church, the First Church of Christ,
Scientist, in P.oston. Mass.
Services are held every Sunday
at II o'clock, church edifice, l' 1 2
North Oakdah. Subject for to
morrrAv, "Llf."
Sunday school at ft:L n. tn. Ap
U rants under the age of 2M may be
admitted.
Wednesday evening meet logs,
which include testimonies of Chris
tian Science healings, at H o'clock.
The reading room, which is in
; the
Medford building. Is open daily
from I'm to 4, except Sundays anil
holidays. The Pihle ond all au
thorized christian Science litera
ture may be read, borrowed or
purchased.
The public is cordially Invited
to attend the services and visit the
reading room.
I
Pib Hchool, !;4ft a. m. The at
tendance hns been at high record
so far this 'summer. Kverynne in
thecityifurgedtn atao etao 1 tuol
thf city I urged to be present tri
help keep it up. pegularlty i.l- a
great nwxet In hlbl study. Wrl
(J. Walk'T, "u peri n tend en t.
II m., jwrnmn, " The christian
a Non Llirht," Pntor.
.Vusic f'l'ehldo.
trrran voluntary, "f ant Ilene-'
Slo Q y.
Off-rtory, "Abei.d" Ik-human.
I'nion set vb
v-Th.- Cohf
hrty.
llW retll'e.
MUSIC, IJ
"i UlYt loit
tlHle. ; t
"Abide With Mi-." With ehhiH";.
(iffertory. "p.ereeuse in li-ina-Jot
"- -SpiniH y. 0
Connreaiional iiiuiiiK 1' by
the youtiK people's chfir.
T l. m.. Pni"H Vouti Pe'ph-'s
.Miil-weel; P.iblo study and pray
er service with Mrs. J. M, Merritt,
at 1M Itoss Court.
The pastor will leave his elder
..11 Wednesday morning to attend
tlx- annual meet in;; of - synod at
Albanq. July 1Mb to ".'.".th.
Christian Church
The pulpit of th First Christian
; church w ill be occupied Sunday
morning by he pastor, t'arman IV
Mell. who has just returned from
the state convention of the Chris
tian churches held at thf Turner
; Chautauqua grounds.
Mr. .Mell was chief musician at
the convention this year. tin iti
reeted the assembly sitiKinc of the
1 i.ihi deleuates. conducted a lai''
chorus, provided lor all special
numbers, and directed the eonveil-
ilinn orchestra. He rendered a solo
for tli oeniiiK sessioix and was so
well received that the convention
committee besieged him to sin:
for every sesion but he only re-
'sponded a few times to their
t requests.
i lie was also uiven another place
I on the prouram when the comtnii
j tee asked him to address the cou-
eou-
r ,n
ivention as a substitute spcai
Dr. J. II. Mnhorlei. ,if
; who was detained on ;
I illness.
Mr. Mell rep"its an
:t. Li
count
exception-
ially fine convention thin year. Sev
;eral other members of the local'
: church also attended. 1
j The pastor will speak Sunday 1
j morning in his own pulpit on the'
h u h j e c t. "Adversaries of the '
j Crown." The union evening ser
j vice will be held in the Presbyter- ,
t ian church.
SAMS VALLEY IS
NEARLY FINISHED
SAMS YALLF.Y, July 13. The
change for cooler weather Is great
Iv annreciated after enduring a few
days t real summer. The few
very warm days were much more
noteeable owing to the fact we
have had such moderate weather
for most of tho Reason.
Ouiie a number of our grangers
attend the meeting of the Central
Point ('1 range Wednesday evening
and report that Orange to be pro
gressing nicely, with a very good
attendance for that meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Cowley and
the hitter's mother, Mrs. Itcekman
of Central Point, were Sunday vis
itors with Mr. and Mr.s. John Hall.
Jesse Mc Kinney left last week
with John and Harvel Jones for
the Klamath Fulls section, to try
his skill Tailing timber.
Miss Let ha Treshani returned to
her home at Holland after spend
lug a week with her grandmother,
Mrs. W. A. Treshani.
Max Seh ul. Is justly proud of
his ceond cutting of alfalfa, which
I'-
" ' V " "4 1 '"'Mr. ami
feet since his first cutting. I 01 1 ,
ury land larming we consiuer uus
a pretty good boost for our dis
trict as an alfalfa producer.
Stephen Wilson had (ptllo an ex
perience Tuesday when a fire broke
out in the haystacks where he wrus
helping bale hay with his father's
and John N'ea Ion's haling outfit.
Some iilck work got the machin
ery, which was not insured, away
from the fire, but all efforts to save
the hay were fruitless and some
20 tons went up in flames. The
large farm in the Agate district
Is owned by a company and op
erated by PI Itoberls, and pro
duces hundreds of tons of hay every
year. Stephen reports that con.
siderable discomfort was experi
enced during the fire which was
added 1o by the extreme heat of
the afternoon, but after the ex
citement every one seemed reliev-
ed that no one suffered any in
jury, The H. Day family is en
joying a visit this week from Cali
fornia, relatives.
Several large trucks are busily
working on the gravel surfacing
of the newly grad-d road. The
, gravel is coining from the river
j ground In the Table Pock distilet.
J When this work is completed we
j will have a fine strip of road
wnicn ny no means will discour
age the spf-ed lovers.
Oruin harvesting is continuing In
our district, but it will be n-vral
weeks before it is completed. ow
ing to some of the grain ripening
so late.
The two mineral springs In our
district are growing more point
In r dully, which Is evidenced by
the stendy Increase of travel to
the resort.
FOOTS CHEEK NEWS
Mm. Ola. Wahl npi-iil all day
Saturday In Medford with' her
daughter, Mr. Maude I'liamplhl.
f:inri:e Koyter W'ns a (Jrar.t I'ftyK
vinitor last Monday.
Mr. and Mi'b. Oiin Kmlth and
family have moved to Pleasant
rreek.
Mr. and .Mm. Chan. Wahl were
miest of Mr. and .Mm. Ceo. Lanre
lat Sunday.
Clay l:ileH presented hl wife
with n new M.iytax ahlnK run
'hlne last week.
Mr. and Mr, Carle ore now
enmped In Redwood park, and lin y
are enjoylnu their eamplni; equip.
Hi' lit very imieh.
Mr. and Mrt. Oen. I.anee pent
I ' t Tne.day nlcht at the hu.no of
their iler. Mist, Emma (iuunyaw
vt AliUfuru.
HOME IS SAVED
ASHLAND. Jul 14 --;Sp.-cl ill (
i'istrict Attoi iiey :;mt Mi's. Newton
Ch.tlley and theii two childleil of
Mtdtonl wiic in Ashland "ii Tu.
day i-;tu, uith Irieiid.
Mr. and Mrs. F.:irl Pule and
then- daughter ot Montrose. Cali- 1
loii.i.i. Mude a vlj.it tti the C ,i . .
('r- 11 tainily in Ashland when
they passed I hi u on Tuesday n (
iti--u way to Crater take. Mr. and
Mis. Hale and their driunhler will
viMt hertheru points in Oiccnn In -
fole they r-t 11 1 II solllll.
A I"i:e alnrni was sounded at !
in i ne i VI nek on Wednesday uilu ,
to Munition aid for a rass fire tb.it
bad .started neat the city ii-erv.ur
n 1 'row-sun Hitl and mar the M ,
A. Heath residence, pobby Heath
youn sun of Mr. and Alts. Heath
was wakened by the el'iieklint; id'
the hurtuiiK ui'is and li.it-ned to
call the lir- department. Yin lire
men, w hen t hey a rrived . f' mini
K.il.l.y wie.silin with a sliovel to
throw up a trench ab.itit the Heath
residence ami well in down I he
W ass wit h a hose. The prompt
work of I'.nldiy Heath made it pos-
I'm- Hi,. tepiirtuieiit to ud the
! flames under control before they
h.i.l spread over the whole hillside.
M iss Marjorie Cilb ttc w ho is
i employed with the Moon Lumber
! company, has returned tiom a
cation visit to San Francisco.
M iss Veha A
spending smne
V. C. Polk hoii
has nttlrned h
kely who ha
I..
time visiting ut th
ie on ( In-liM 111
1 her home al
street
Pan-
die
ilil'01 nia.
Mrs. .L T. Kri wards, public sten
!ogt;ipher of Medh.nl was in A.-h-i
land on Wednesday afternoon to
take Hie testimony in
l inipiest.
J Domino Provost has
1 a line new J unio
the W
purchas
llmls
, brougham.
j A delightful mid-summer hrjdiLc
event was given by Airs. Henry (!.
Kliders. Jr.. on Wednesday after
1 noon at her pleasant North Alain
1 street home, in honor of Airs. Carol
! Wagner who is visiting in Ashland
at tlie Ipune of her husband's p.ir
lenis, Mr. and Airs. J. Al. Wagner.
I Mrs. P. J.. Purdic, Jr., was the
t holder of high score at cards and
Airs. J. II. Hardy received the con
Isolation award, while Airs. Wagner
I Was plesetlted with a lovely gllest
; prize.
1 Mrs. Knders'
1 Al esdiiines P.
I Provost, J. H.
Ktlesl list inelitd'Hl
U. Hardy, Donihi.?
Hardy, Karl Crow.
Charles A. Haines,
s. Oeorge Al. C.reeu.
Andy Mctiee. (
'John K. Knders.
Clifford J. liead
Kdwiu Dunn, II
Hal AlcNair. O.
the honor guest.
1(. L. Iturdie. Jr .
P. elaycomb. W.
A. Paiilserud and
Mrs. Carroll Wag-
tier.
Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Nichols, Miss
Kal her 1 lie Nichols and Kdw a i d
Nichols of Valley View, and Airs.
II. U. Westorherg and son Itichard
of Ashland have returned
pleasant vacation trip to th'
bedch ill Crescent City.
Air. and .Mrs. Leonaid (
and Utile daughter, Jauei
111 a
n-eaii
Petit
have
gone to Kitlh-i l mi, California to re
side. .M rs. Kugenia Atkinson, pioneer
resident of Ashland, is 111 at the
Itarber Convali'scent Home on
f'ranile street.
.Miss Sylvia Provost, daughter of
.Mrs. Sylven Provost on
re.-t Is spending a f'W
days at Lake of the Woods as the
guest of friends.
Miss Puniee linger recently en
tertained a group of girl friends at
a slumber party at tlie home of her
parents. .Mr. and M rs. Marion
Ilager on Scenic Drive. The jolly
party included .Misses Virginia
Virginia Hooper, Artiee Stoi-kdale.
I June Sherard.
.Mfnola Oosnell,
1 Putnam, Oenevi'
Pauline Michial.
Ida (.o-ie-ll. Jean
ve K earns, and
Vi-ra Wright.
The curfew Is to become an in
stitution in Ashland one- more and
Ashland youths under seventeen
years of age will find Ii safe to he
at home after nine o 'clock rather
than 1o be abroad unattended by
parent or guardian. The bell is
being placed on the city hall in the
nia ii and will be sounded every
I evening al nine by tin- Hi e depart- .
tnent employes. It was found nee-
t-ssary to have sonic reminder for
1 he youngsters who have been
spending their eenings In itie paik
I playgi olind.
; The annual meeting of tin
'stockholders of the Ltlhla Hotel!'?
I corporation was beld on Tuesday.
Less than hall of the slock was
repl esepted Ol the meeting. Pe
liorts were given by the president,
V. (1. ,. Smith, and the treasurr,
.1. 11. Manly.
SiX directors Were re-eeeled, .1.
11. Hardy, .1. IL .McCee, T. II.
Simpson. V. ft. .V Nmil h, J. W.
Mcfov and Ileiirv lOndei-y. .Jr. It.
A. Stearns was tialmil Uirctor tn
place nf 11. K. Tonihton who has
removed from the city.
The executive bonrrl ol gailled
at the close of the stockholders
meeting. T. IL Shiipt-on was cho
sen pK'sldent; .1. H. .Metier, vice
president, and S. A. Peters, Jr.,
nccrcta ry.
The band concert In Lltbia Park
on Thursday night was very well
attended and the crowd enjoyed a
splendid program made up of
numbers of varying interest, There
were many cms from flown the
valley points.
Victor McLagUn Im
Pictures at Rial to
Victor McLaglen, who beea me
world fa moils iih a result of n
masterful pottiMy.il in "What Prhe
fpory," Feores another victory as
Citizen Hogan in 'Hangman's
Hote." which opened at the Pl
lallo theater today. This Is a John
Konl iiroditf tion, basd on Ponn
Pyrne's great novel, nnd it is, ac
cording to flrft fhow patrons, the
inufi m. lor ful picture of Us kind
ever shown In (his city. The eatd
includes June Collyer, tiry Kent,
Karle pox. Hob.-ir 0 Phi " nth and
1 long li"t
of ucreen and
Te
LOCAL
BOSC SALE PLAN"
:. Wood.
1 on init lee
"N-W Vo k P-esc
'id lut'" - up. in pi. in o
111' p.iOiphlet .Inly A
fnrihei- 1 uopt ration
and iii.tp idU:tllV w
'iniiul tee.
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Tip- ..n
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of
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iinAniiuoi:
slv
iiifi
tli-
iiinK
tin- of fi uit i:m
.te.lfoid liotel Wd
July I 1 II aU..
lav 1
initely
MM'I'S all olije. lioiIS I'i
H the 1 pernio 11 !'
to a pau wli-.'b did
sc ,,f a M- uli'.tl lab"l
irilni'oi's t
Ml. -hide II
wrap. A final
CIS will b
s 01 lo. k.
,iil
liectllic '
held M.
u the I
f fruit cr-iw-udav
evening.
iilcl Me.lf.'ld.
er is mt;eiill
Tlu MllilH -
V Will se.-Ui
warrant plae
nf Post's 0111
1 1 ibul inu i-en
oil l h it I his
most the pt if-
U'k.
.Hid
V I
quested t
e is colli'
attend,
dent th
louh loniia
ters. and it is hi
I movement will help
! of P...M-S in Ne-v '
1 ltiihonic Plug
' PKIPFT, Syria,
i Two cases of bub.
hi Syria
July
plauu
beep disc.ivered in a n l
! The a tit lioi it ies have t:
l tic iiie:isuies. in which
I'c-t Pelj.f i a-sj 1 in,
"1
RIALTO
ONLY
Continuous
12:30 to II
Today
Victor McLaglcn
Star of "What Price Glory"
in Donn Bryne's great story.
Tomorrow
ONE DAY
ONLY
Continuous
12:30 to 11
The Chilling Fun
Drjma
'A THIEF IN THE
DARK"
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Blue Flower Lodge
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We 8erve Fins 1 i
Clue hen Dinner t
h $1.UU T
j? A Good Place for 4
; a place to dance ill Reichsteui
it Betervation Call 341-R-3 II
POINTEX II Jf
WrHWB
For Women $1.05 II WP' ti M B 8
INSURANCE J
First Insurance
Agency if Tsrr.r a nkrCA
u ..., ' W ho Hi h . M AN A!
II Phone 105 30 N. Central II 11
Medford. Oregon Dl
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One Tube
PALMOLIVE
Shaving Cream
It Pays Two Ways!
YOUR MONEY
Invested in a Savings Account
Pays you FOUR PER CENT a year
And is RE -INVESTED
In LOCAL enterprises
Which increase
The PROSPERITY
Of the COMMUNITY in which
YOU LIVE
The Jackson County Bank
PS' ABLISHGD inns
Medi'ord, Oregon
Commercial Savings Safe Deposit
Mt:MHtilt I ttpt:RAL KI..SHRVII SYKYUU
FOR YOUR WINTER
FIRE
Green Pine Slab Wood
12-inch or 16-inch
$2-75
MEDFORD FUEL CO.
1118 North Central
'l8-i-iuiif!'
Mnl(o the Hotel Mfinjc your home. Your stay nt this
frlettilly hotel will lio moat enjoyable. Circulating
lea water In every roum. Check your car at hotel.
POWELL ST. OTARRELLf- SAN FRANQBC0
24-K
Gold-Plated
Gillette
with Blade !
Per Load
2 Loads $5.00
Tel. 631
Deuel
Cool Ocean
Breezes
' Avoid the nunimer heat.
Come to San Kranclco (or
yixir vntiitlnn or week-end
trip unit enjoy the cool
l'uciflc Itreczea.
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