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Newspaper Page Texto o 'o ' O o MEDPOKD MATTj TlilBONE. MEltt'Oltl). ORFiOtf MONDAY. .ll'l.Y Hi. 1!)-JS. O o 0 , o o PAGE TITUER I I 10 When You Want GOOD LUMBER SPECIFY OWEN-OREGON LEGION CONTEST : PUT NIGHT LIGHTS RETURNS FROM A ' APPROVED; START LAKE F RED CROSS MEET- POUR CONCRETE i KOSKIIl IIC, July it;. II. Os r;ir ItoUley, 1 -yr;ir-t)l! forrwi m-iv-iee firiMiuiM, v;iy dinwned Sum1:iy n Ik lit in 1 liiiiiH'iul lake. Hp 1ial Kn f'i" a swim, iuTiuiiiKiiiiol only Iy u siimll hoy, ami was tliviiiK from a limit when lit' was h'-anl MHMf'lily In rail for help. He sank immediately unci was tmi set-n aiiin. I'oresl sei-vire employes, called hy the boy's ones. founl the Ixttly two hours later in fet-t of water. Ilmlley Was a resilient i.f I.ooli ;K (il-t.ws. where his pareiils leside. lie Kradualed l;il year from the school ot' forestry of the I'niversity r Idaho. Ho has been with the l'niKiia furet service for four years. Oscar Itiulley, L'l years of ae, a forest raniier employed hy th I 'mil' ua naiiuiiitl forest at 1 ia iihi.'kI lake, was drowned Saturday evening while fish In t; in Diamond lake. Itodley, a resident of Kose hui'K, loll n erbonrtl from a bout tul appnrently could not swim. Two companions in the bout at tempted to row to him before lie went down and pass an oar for him to m asp and clamber into llie bo;il. but the attempt was tin jjiiceesH'ul. The body was round at it o'clock Saturday nishl alter the lake was drnij-U'd, and two doctors attempt ed to resuscitate J tod ley and worked over him several hours be lore civinn it up. Kodlcy had been stationed at the lake lor tile past summer as a fireman and is believed to hav been a college student. The bodv, acrordlns to reports, was taken to Uosobur, where the funeral will be held. WEEKS' IP EASE Phil Lounsbury, assistant circu lation manager of th- Mail Trib une, arrived home on the Shasta this morning after an absence of six weeks, duritm which time he visited several of the principal cities in the United States. He left .Med lord June i', to drive Mrs. .1. A. t'ltrrle and family back to t'an lon, X. V'., where they built a new home, and where her daughter tlrace will attend the Saint Law fence university located in I'anton. At Detroit they took the buat. fjreater Detroit, to liuffalo, X. V.. thus traveling the entire length of L;i lie Krie and savim; one w holi day of drlvinu. They urrived in Canton on the evening of June 17th. M r. Lounsbui y stayed there till after the Fourth and then em barked for Xew Vork City. He visited several places of interest there and then went on to Wash ington. D. C. where he us-d tu live, lie says lie found that things had changed eonsiderahly. as t lie pojiulatlou has about doubled since he left. The next stop was New Orleans. This city was the most interesting of all from a hir-loricat standpoint as so many uf the really old world characteristics w ere in evidence. From (here he wnt to Los An (ji'lis, where he was the fiiiest if l'p-d .Me;u-s. former Medferd resi dent. Lounsbury stayed there but two days and then left for -Med-ford. He is quoted as saying. "There's no plaee. in the Failed States like Medh.rd and the Koiuie Liver valley, and Cm mighty glad to be home again. " 1 ll aei-oi da ncc with the rerpiest iiuiiJe some time ago by the Fruit Crow ers" league, of the ( rcgon Ag ricultural 4-ollege that a put et tea I study be made of the many prob lems relative to irrigation in the Hogue river valley, this study has been in progress In five denionstra liMn.il nich.trds 1 v preseni ing liffer ent still coiulitlons, and as a result two field meetings to disctis i:-ri-gaiiop and di .1111.1 ge proidems as they have been observed up to the pi'-s'.'iU time will be held Wednes day. F. K. I Vice, foil speeiali.it of the Oregon extension service, will U-ad the discussion, ami all persons having problems of ibis nature, as well as all other growers interested, are urged to attend these meetings on Wcdnej-duy as follow: 10 a. m. C. S. New hail orchard, on old Stage road, betwe-n Jack sonville ami Central Holut. 2 p. m. Frank I'ptoii oich.nd, on Lear Cre-k bottom, north and cufi of t'entr.d I'oint. BIRTHS Mr(,and Mr. Fred Harrison of , Lutte FjiM.h ate the pan-tun of an eif;ht-puund baby m.y. born eaily t hts mot ninK at the Community hospital. H o Change la leather. Dreifon Koc on the connt nnd fair, without change in tetnportt turr or humidity over the interior tonipht atfd Tuecday. Modratp w inds. r.-..-Miy nn!i and north- I tU" inteiot tu every Jural lilt-ui-I her uf 11 American I.eiun is the following annouin cim nt w hich , appeared in yesterday's OreKonian: "Oii'Bon has won the trophy ; Which was Hie stake in a nieni bership contest with the Idaho deportment of the American I.e-! ion, according to. figures that have been received from the na-' ifonal hca:ltuarters by Carl ll. -Moser. depart mem adjutant. "Oregon attain-., I a percentage of JIM. I'll and Malm had liy.Hu ratint; in the coiitcsi, Frank K Samuel, assistant to the national adjutant, reported. Through the : contest Oregon attained the largest' membership ever had for any ; single .vciir, 1 1 , 7 Ti ." , while Idaho ' had about 4."uo veterans enllted; In the Legion. ! The contest was based on per- j cent a go and t he winner deter- mined on the basis of percentage; of gain in membership over the ' average of the past four years.' The trophy will be presented by j a representative nf the Idaho de-' paitmenL at the .Medf.ird enliven-j lion. The race started January 1 and closed July 7. For two yeara ; Oregon has defeated Washington! in similar contests." Med lord post played a most Jnv- ' portant .part in the winning of j t his victory, by increasing its membership from :ts 4 last year i to titiS in 1 y 2 S . This new figure i is iiimv than double the four-year j average of Medford p"st. which is 31 It. Idaho will officially ree-! ognie the Oregon victory by pre-; seating the trophy at the Medford ; convention in August. That the I efforts of Oregon Legionnaires in winning this contest were dulv appreciated by the stale depart- 1 meni. Is evidenced by the follow ing b-tter received by l'ost Com mander Lroniley from the smie atljtitant, Carl Moser: "Hud dies: I'.elicve it or not. 'giing', but It is th.- ho nest-to-goodness truth. Just received the following; wire from national head quarters, and I am dropping everything to let you know: Carl II. Moser. liT'.t I'ittuek Llock. Portland, ( ireyon. Twelfth Oregon percentage I I'LL:: Idaho 1 1!'.:I0. Con gratulations. Frank V. Samuel. "This victory, to me, is the greatest one that can ever he Won by on.r si a I e, for fight ing under heavy odds from the start, Ore gon i-merged the victor. I iuddies, all of. you. you are the ones mak ing possilde this success anil there can he no one more appreciative of that fact than Commander Ceorgo and I. Lveiy rciuiest made nf you during this contest was answered whole-heartedly and we thank you a million times. "Let's all be in .Medford and make the rafters ring when Idaho presents the trophy." Daily Meteorological Report July 10, lyS Forecasts .MV.lfnrd and vicinity: Fair wiih out chance in teniperature tonight and Tuesday. Oregon: I-og on coast and fai without change in temperature 01 humidity, over interior tonight and Tuesdny. i LOCAL DATA i Temperature (dei.l. .. llilihest HhsI 1J hrs.l Lowest (lust ll' Ins.! Relative hum. I pet. I. IN ',n' M I Precipitation tin. I State of weather.. .. .00 . Clear Clear morn- Lowest temperature (his ing, I'J decrees. Total precipitation since Sept. 1 HUT, la.fi." inelies. Sunset today. 7:11 p. 111. Sun. ise Tuesday. -1:.0 a. m. Sunset Tuesday, 7: 1 1 p. m. Observations Taken at 5 A. 120th Meridian Time JB K JJ ti H a si i 3 ; y . S'J al'. . '.hi 711 . St. M . ! til . s: c;i . Mlsslnc .SI 2 . r.s t;j .10 !'.' . 7 'I .' . 9S lit . Ml .VI . t r, . r,n 52 K,; tin . 71 :.l . '.'0 r.i . 'Ml lil fit CITT Baker City Hi.smatk Hoise Denver Dos MolncH Fresno Helena Los Angeles... Mnrshfield Vhoeuix Portland , Red Muff Rosehtir Salt Lake San Francisco, Santa Fe Seattle SjiokHne Walla Walla WinnipeK Clr. Km. Clr. Cdv. I'. C. Clr. Cdy. Clr. P. C. lr. Clr. Cdv. Cdv. Cdy. Clr. Cdv. Clr. Clr. Cdv. L. W. DICK Mi teoroloKlst. lleelM ttoliw trn Itejtlty. Ib-uinninir today, r, i. Ib-c6t will be af"oeiHted with K. C. Corn, realtor. loeted on South Illver-ide. Mr, lieebe will liave ehurire of the offlee durii.f'the vurnm-r months wheK the other denier takes f re qtteitf vacation trip-. For the pufC-few nionihn Mr. th.. u niif. in ltet hat ber-V in -lIolmeB al et:ite office U Pet. i 'rev lot! - to t!int , d'-Hlt in H ill r.(T(,o al : Falls for four yvte;-jt on Mnin time he Klamath Chiloouiti Dan Sullivan, flock- :10 Imo) u ui i b of mnster, wool . The entire Los Angeles io Scatll air-mail route will ijc lighted f' niht flying within the next fev w e e k s , according to Stanhope Hoggs, government aviation offic ial who was in Medford Sattirday. He indicated the work of illumiu-: ating the route would coinmt-nce almost immediately, the equipnien. having already been puicbaed. The route will be lighted through southern Oregon with the exception of the Medford airpoit. hich must be equipped with lights by the city.! it being against the policy of the government to light municipal' fields. Agitation has been in prog-; less for sometime to have the local field lighted, and now ith tne government taking an active step in lighting the entire mail rotiie.j the city is expected to take prompt iM'tion. j The coast air route is being , equipped with lights upon the com- 1 i pletion of liglutng the trans-con-: welfare commission. and Miss 1 t mental route t his month. Ac- ; Km ma Du I Srille. of the pubbe 1 cording t.o present plans, high pow ; welfare bureau of Portland, g;e j ered searchlights will be placed ' addresses describing their aetlvi : every seven miles through the Sis-j ties. i klyou mountains, and where power: It is probable that the insti I from electric lines is not available. ! tute will be made a yearly even;, 'each searchlight will have its own 1 according to sentiment expressed j power plant. Kmci-geney lauding : by the delegates, who Will apply I fields, one of w hich is located near j to national headquarters for a Ashland, and others in other sec-j I HI'!! meeting. I Hons of the valley, will la- lighted1 ' 1 ;in order that pilots may land there ! when necessary. 1 I "pon the completion of lighting 1 tin coast route. Hoggs Indicated to j Keeley V. Hall, local air-mail of. ' fieial, that radio beacons would ; next be installed by the govern : 111 ut . making it impossible for I ships to lose their way hi fog or ; when they were not near the searchlights at night. Loggs was J in Medford Saturday, en route from j San Francisco to Seattb . and was in the city only a short time. Kf j forts are now being mad by the government, according to Mr. Hall, i to lease ground 011 which to place I the ligiits and other equipment. BIG CROWD AT LAKE VisLors al Sunday incliuh foe. Mr. and and P.crtha S Lake o' th Woods rs. Karl Saylor d Mr. and Mrs Mrs. Claude lylor. Air. ami M rs. Uld- ! C. T. Noe. Mr. and .Mrs. T. T. db. David (iiiffiths. Mr. and Airs. Frank Alberts, Murel Alberts. Mar vin Alberts. Mi. and Airs. I. N. Alc Coilom, Alary N'ess. Ih'nestine I're denberg. all of Alclford. Hoy Lice and Habe AlcNahl, Klamath agency. Ore. L. A. Moss. Air. and Mrs. W. .1. Moore, Airs. L. A. Aloss, Mildred .Muss. I.illj.m A rk.; f A h1:iml. :in Ashst. Juinsniuir. I'ul.: M. Crave, A I K:i Jl. I.I . Mi-lcn f li'i-k . ( 'In-ypniH', j Wyit.; Myron Caste - Kolsoni City. ( 'ui.: -. Ala Alar Caster. Knight. Lorctiz. Folsom City. Cal.: Uwcndolyn Lorejr.. Wesley Loreriz, II. C. Loien.. Krlka Noll. Frances Noll, Mr. and Airs. Louis .Noll of Klamath Falls; F. W. .Marks. Ku gene. Ore.: Air. and Airs. Hen Fre- idenberg. (iertrude Frtdenherg and 'Teil Fredenberg of Hutte Falls. ASKF NEAR THE ROGUE ELK irict iiili-nts uf 111" Ti-ull Cl-i-. U ili i will fill. 11 rrilli-.l Willi till' smie hirln;iv -.iuli. i.-ss-il.in Inn! 11 Idnnni'l- HiKiml In- pi.Mi'il nli'l :i inll ! iiii; foiistriiclcil ;il 111' sllitrt nirvi inn Hi.. I'i'iili' i.iilii. nutliiniil liinli- I wiiS'. "im yunls iilnivi- tin- Knuii'' j I r.lk rcwcirl. AutuiKtx iiliinoiuh this I riirv.' ill ;i IiIkIi i'ii'i npi-i'il mill. : ncciinlinK tu i-i-slilrnls . .1" llii- ills-; I liii.-l. Ilii-ri' in' from Hill'" lu 1J j niar-i'r;l.lu-H tli'T'' iliiilv. Till- i-lll'V- runs iiIiiiik 11 rllff. with n ili'iil int. Kugu rier l.rlnvv. II Is ri-Kiiiil''l :in .mi' nf 111.- fi'U ihiimur stiuts on tlie lllllnl.v. RICHFIELD PLANE 10 SPEND Hmh officials of the Lichfield; Oil company arc due lo arrive at j the Medford airport this evening ' at 7 o'clock, in I h tri-inolor-d Fokker Ihoc. "The 1 Ilchf led." Crr-ident Tatbott of the Lichfield j cnipiiuy i amoiii; the list f eoM ufficial.". They will jpettd the ninht ; here and leave for tin north in the mornini;. j The Pinnule Vacklny eompnny: iTinouticejn that on July -3. it and! t':: it frill hohl a paekinK school' I al its plnht." tinder the direction i j of Frank Imh''j. Then will lie; 'no tuition fee. The (he I limited, co nin(ft:iiit O' i- win i urned apply .early. 'I i - e,a- In lo-ini; j tailed Itectiuie of a lariee niimii' i ' of r'i,'"t fr uch a fejiool rf In ftruction. Wheeler dolllde vbifM hihu av, ltoa I crew work .Miss Lillian Roberts, lied Cms executive secretary for this coun ty, returned to Medford SaUll da . after attending a five -day insti tute of executives from Texas. Arizona, California. I'tah. Wash ington and Oregon, held at the public library i(l Portland durin. the past week. Twenty-five repre: the six stales Were ntatives th meetings, which included discis sions of current problems t" met in the organizations. Miss Huberts reports that the inslitm. was interesting and valuable, but strenuous, as there were so many phases of work covered during the short time. .V social problems course, under ,h). ,ijr,vtion of .Miss Mat ,tjl , njm (.cutive secretary of Mni county, who has recently l.cen transferred to Los Angeles. was ., fen 1 11 re of the program, ;.oi .-e Clauss. of the state child CENT. PT. GRANGE WILL EXHIBIT AT THE COUNTY Fli At the regular meeting of Cen tral Point ('.range. July 11. it was decided lo prepare a com in tin It exhibit for tin county fair, a ml committees were appointed to lake care of the many details of same. There were ii members present and many visitors from Jackson ville and Sams Valley attended. County Agent I lobe r I Fowler gave tin entertaining talk on why we laugh. Al usieal selections and songs were rendered by Airs. Anna Wendl ami Airs. Catherine Wend! of Jack soiivUle, Mrs. Lulu Slrohineie;- of Cent ral d'oiirt and Aliss Doris l!ich ardsou of Sams Valley. Hefieshmetus were furnished the ladies. hy Another petty robbery was stag ed here early t his morning: Home time after 1:1a when thieves ca tered the II. S. Hoise Club cteai store on est Main Htroel ami curried away s lu from the cash j register and a small collection of I smoking material. It is evftlent that whoever did . the job was an amateur, as tho safe, containing Slaiio in cheeks j (n,.Iinil V,,, ,,,., 1. .. .. , " hum dour was hrnkin liv n Imll riitipr or mime nthci- heavy iuslm mi'iil. ( 1 wo men from out of lown. known by llie oinploycs, wmn no tlioil loafiiiK around llm jilmn yis lonliiy Hricinoon ami creiiini; ami It Is del loved Unit lliey an: I ho millly pair. GLENDALE ONLY F The entire low. of the (ilcnd.ib bich desl I 'lj i i pi act Iy t'n buWroVM fee'T-r, ir tr.o kvas fixed at IIJ.VHHJ. ac-' i Uf". '.!' "f Meun f tu Diik to I!. L. (tuny, fire in-' l surancc udjucter, u lio i loiinleled .idjtii:tinn the lo late be t w 'k. : (The fire d;nnai:e eo.T"d hy , aipfoxiioaleiy ?..". our) fh-vliiai.. . DCspile the eon t lateral on.' plain I Al A I f ATAr r IbBKSIUKtIS j ! nnDDrn nr paoij n 1 1 n n r 1 1 1 if 11 try 1 nuiiULu ui ur,ui rUr: .lM' - the 1 tu-r L The , idy perfected to rclatibl urned buildinuy. new struct ure. nont l I built of concrete or brick, a cdv jotdinane,. having been panned lo' ' that effect lat week. , tc v , j $L".l0 wiu mill Is al-o to Pe .n-trftctefl near fllendale, w liu ! ' " il nrK" nmno-i ; of men. Ilure tu run to b" nouirh timber In the Cend;ilo - eiuity to nnl the mill for &' years. I GOOD FOR nays Dr. Pctrio Hour 3ttut4 r,fV.r-i r M Pf IHtr U Tnev A ASHLAND. July Hi. .Special' -The Ashland Creek canyon d.uu was inspected Friday by D. C. lb nny. consulting eiMincer. ami b. C. Strickland, representative en Kiueer irom the stale engineers oHice. Alter giving a thorough in spection cf the rock on which th- ti.iin will he built, both men s;iid t hat they w ere not only pleased but Unit conditions surpassed their e spec tat ions. Mr. 1 lentiy tuaile 1 some suggest ions for changes in minor matters which he believed . w on Id make for strengi It in th;' struction. This is the final inspec tion to be made before the pouring ( of the concrete. That work wiil probably begin Tuesoa or Wed nesday, according to the statement of City Kngineer Walker. 'I wo ear loads of lenient from the Hold Hill plant have alteady been hauled to the dam site. The two consulting engineers also visited I he gravel bed 1 hm will tmnisli the grave! supply and stated thai the pioduct ; is of good quality. 1 Al r. and .Mrs. Louis Dodge. Miss 1 Kdith Dodge and Robert Dodge ! spent the week end at their slim mer home at t he Lake id' the ' Woods. Itev. Charles D. Catl'ney has re st 111 ned from a t rip into Ceniral Oregon near Head, Mrs. Kthel Chappie and her sis jter. Miss Kmniii Jenkins, and Hleiin 1 (Jtiiley spent the week end on a ; ti ln to Diamond and Crater Lakes. ! John Patterson of F.ugene, dis trict engineer for the Pacific Tel ; phone and Tclc-;raph coiupauy. re cently vjsi;,.d Asliland lor tw-o da' i iaHetiding f 1 1 business errands. Air. and -Mrs. II. J. Metealf an 1 ; little son of Fort Worth. Texas, a- e visiting in Ashland with Mr. Met- nil's brother, li. K. .Metealf. and his family. It. .1. Metealf, who is geologist, is making a trip to i Kugene, Ore., to visit the gcologi- ' cal department of (In I'niv f Oi e-:ou. ! A student "mixer" at the South jet n Oregon normal school tu-nisV.-od a pleasant and jolly evening for 'students and faculty members Fri 1 day oveninn. Dancing furnished lainnsemenl for the affair. Hie inn Uie being furnished hy Dicke's or ! chestrn. ! Dr. and Mrs. It, L. Utivdic an 1 'their hoys went to lie Lake oT the i Woods Sunday. The doctor has returned to lake Mr. ami Mrs. O III. Johnson out. lo share the vaeu i lion w ith them. j Mr. mid Airs. Karl Isaac mid Mr. hind Mrs. Dan Kay ami daughter, 1 Itarbaia. visited Crater Lake over j l he week end. Mr. and Airs. Sylvan Provost and daughter. Miss Sylvia, and their I house gitesl, .Mrs. Har lan of Oak land. Cal.. leH Ashland Friday to make a trip Into Canada which will reipdro two or three weeks. Mr. mid Mrs. Clara V. Voitny.. Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Slack, Mr. and .Mrs. I'l wood ei hurg. Mr. and 1 1. Mrs. Drati Scott drove to the A 11 j plegHte river Thursday evening to 1 jolly picnic outing and The evening campflre was enjoyable feature of the (plioy 1 supper, a most picnic program. AHss Adelaide Smith wai honor ed Vritlny when three of her close friends, the M isses Juanita (loss. Margaret I'errinn and Rosalind Wise, gave a miscellaneous shower nt the home of Airs, (telle Schwolu on Church street. The affair wan In recognition of Miss Smith's np- ta-oachin; marria"" to liny ( 'la rv. I Kamca. story telling and con versa lion until refi'i'sliineiits ed at a Inli. hour Ml Ni ALSO SPECIAL ADDED FEATURE tfCl j m rfl ATTRACTION . ijCvJ ', A m Jmr j m hindoo crystal gazer Bajat. ' ybmm,s' ' niuwn j Tlle Most Perfect of Mind Reading Acts 'TyyJ' l SEES ALL KNOWS ALL TELLS ALL V TRUCK operators know value . . . . Since the announcement that Graham Brothers Trucks are now all sixes and ull have 4-whecl brakes, sales records have been shattered .... Production has passed the 300-a-day mark. See these trucks .... Drive one -the size that fits your business. Phone now! We'll demonstrate. 663 -110 ' .In hn I05 1 1 t U-TUN-140 wh..lh.M 1595 atVTON-lio' hnnM commfrciai -rnucK -I20" irWhn 1665 1WTON-1 8 J" whlrM EAKIN MOTOR CO. 1818 South Fir Graham BUUT ST IWCK DIVISION TRUCKS i f ik Iha S - ; rr i veil many useful ami heatil U'ul i;iils. Those who were included i:i t iie guest list were: Misses Jean SI rail on, F le a n o r Swedenburt,, Helen Pembertou. Alatlue and Marie Mitchell. Lydia Smith. Lynda Order. Marie Davies, Marga-et Churchman. Flea nor Pro w 11. tier triule Ahlstroin. Margaret Doss ami l:iil I en nctt; Mrs. Crover Leach and the guest of honor. Miss Ade laide Smilh. Miss .Myrtle Norretl was honored Thtirsilay evening hy a ;roup of friends who surprised her. previ ous to her departure this week for Nam pa. Idaho, where she expects to enter Northwest colleno. About :'.u of Alb s Nor 1 ed's friends Kath red lor an evening of panics, da inly refreshments were se-ved in t he evening. Miss Norred as a high school senior this past June, The apt h ot crop is now read v and -growers in ami uhont Ashland are selling a cry fine product. There Is a very good crop I his year in the Vallow View district. M r. and .Mis. Charles Ha in hie and Miss Fannie datable of Santa Kr.sa, Cal., have arrived in Ashland and are visiting al the home of their cousins, Mr. and Mrs. WHiner I'oh y. on Hreshain street. Friday, Mr. and Mrs. Hainhl", Miss (1am Idc and Miss Kva Pnley vhdtod Crater Lake, where Ihcy ri'iuaincil mil II Sal unlay. John Kilwitnls. a nephew of Mrs, : Prank Dickey, has gone to Los An geles to upend some lime visit In his hrolher. Freeman ICd wards Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Cleveland and their children of Medford at" vishlug at the home of Mr. Cleve land's brother. II. O. Cleveland. Rialto Theatre, M -a ory i by ten MAAi ffv I KjpKj million readers is now rRy3MlPtarahie ft '. - ti lii EfSi " n0hty picture. 'Kf B j nioiioii iiii lin e illrei tion linn Iniieii ! W&M A d'liama of the big gJJi HtRif I - ii fun s novel and hrniiKht il In: rngxn timber country you will W fMbUiL ' E '"i l Hie hi-i n Willi the sanie .siliil , never forget. , I NfjFt jAf S I A nnd iitnuisnliere Hint the rnitlior in ftfA'jjS r ' I - fcTll I leiuleil ll to have, bill mull i nil (ft''fu J, atl lM.' B 1 i line oieiieil Indiiy nt llie Itinlto: Ipsul Comedy 3j '2?1wSfli I I Iheiilre. II Ih dene Strattiii'l'or-! jftCjH Charlie ' IsfV&Btk fcFtl J I c '. ter n 'Treeliles." illreeted by lie:' Chase &,ffikt' . Ji ' f" doii-ln-lnw. l.eo Meehiin. ! nPj and SfffSS &L&tfW 1(111110" ; Vltlinui iitt.'i'tnu llie netiiin or1 U p-l I . BuM lffif5 ' jf 1 1 II ' llie Kiillll. Meehiin lias tal;en Mih. ! ftULI I Montana 4Lr i'jBf ' V WSjv) ' I'oilei'H dell:llirill lale nnd no- 1 k YTt I in V, vrt 'jJtVZf- KCA ' dueed II on the ncreen orreit In Nn 1 "Tne Flent 3? lUyCI were serv. every ,,e a l 5 3mM I IffSoSl . Miiini r-'- on" oi iiic ooii:Mniiiir icitniret. am i ' i'rys day V r-A,r-y 775 . m II i . . i Starts IS45 ; luic 6C iuiy io llUlLLf lTON-IMwta-. 3 :-P', lL,-..J...S.vJ!l Juty 16 : ,arM0r' 1.1 Ji$$$k TT T.T T 1? ' ' ' ' Phone 304 Brothers Of DODGB IIOTUH, IMS, Trade Marked Stock MADE IN MEDFORD of both (he book and picture is its simple understanding of human ( nature. Special credit should he Ktven le the cast, which includes John Fox, Jr., Heii" St rat ton. 1 Inlmrt Hos wort h. Kit hi He Jensen, Hilly Scott, I .a f e M c K 00 a ml Fra u hie I )a rro. In con lu tic t ion with the regular picture program at the Idaho thea tre this week, the audience is be ing entertained with the Croat llulce and I'rincess Irene, known as one of the finest infmt reading io ts on t I.e const. 1 1 nice reveals llie future as well as the past. f RIALT0M - TODAY , t QC)I Tlie Best Loved of World- M J, if ljlj ! m Famed Storie3 ' M U I GENE STRATTON -Jfor r WJi mH PORTER'S 7 WA A HERE ALL KEXT WEEK ,1 13 t.-,.. in ' h U 1 3 I f f MONT1AY. ; m " im -jC The Hindoo Crystal Gazer V; 515 'lISM SEES ALL ' ' 'PVj KNOWS ALL v. ' ' -- TELLS. ALL . : ii ' 1 ' r. Oregon CPy Woman Missing i.u:i:c.on city, c-c. Julv tii.-j- Ol't - oc; il police today were lll- vest lating lie- disappearance ot Mrs. Clndys J.-nkius of this city, who has not been heard from since Saturday while visiting in Salem. The woman bad intended to leave Salem on a stage al I o'clock but failed to reach home, and the .po lice were notified. There will be an important meet in g of Pose pear grow ers at Ho- I Intel At ed ford this evening. All Mt-cbardWls are urged to attend.