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I'AGE SIX
MEDFORI) MAIL TRUUTNE, MEPPORl), ORKf.'OX. AVFJA'E.
102H.
DAY. JULY IS.
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At MTU KEEPS i'ASHLAND NORMAL'S
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ALL TO HIMSELF;
ASIMi.WI), July 1 K, SpeWn I.
Pmiidfiit .1. A. ('hnrrhlirn hudnot
AMU NY, N. Y., Julv 1 S. (A't I , . 0 . i ,
' ... . , , . ; fnr liw South'- Oicoh Nnrinnl
(.nvcriior .smith is keeping til !
plans for tin Jmm.Hliato fuiuip to ! M'h"01 for thb iwu-yrnr ix-rlnd.
hiiiiM'If. lie h:iK not dfsn losfMl h( i nmounilnii to $.tru,9tiit. has ! i n
Iirou'inm for the next few wf-olcw. ! M,ii(wcd hy the Imnnl of tprcuIs
ami so far iih known, he docs not J f th Orr-uon normal .linnlR, und '
i:nmrnnlnin leaving Albany for any ! now nwnilM action of tin stati- hud-1
-xi ,fiiod hi-foie hlrt official ; t'otniiilsKion'r and the iai-.
nmirication. jironably iihout mid- ; icislattno in maUiut; the approjiri-;
AiiKHHt. I ation. In Hddltion to ih sum men-
A daip f..r notification coremony UoiumI, the hulflniure will hi ask-'
and (hat nf Senium- Ilobinson may I cd for ?;K,.1t; fur niulntPiinm-f ex-i
he fixed 1 1 1 Ik w-k. iirter John J.
Ilawkoli, the new i-haii-maii of tho
national roimnittPf, has had op
portunity to i-ouMilt wising of limit
nomincoM.
UaMkoh. after a wc-k end at his
summer home, planned to lako up
various phases of campaign ar-
raiicfiiicniN in New York today1
Willi parly leaders. Amonir the !
peases for the srhool. The tuition
fei-t will amount lo about JilT.i'OM
and the milhtue tax to about S'.to,
'i which Minis will also go in
ward runniiiK pximmihi's. Included
in the budget is an tieni of J I 7 .vouo :
Uf a new building, one-third of
which will be for a cyinnasium. j
while the renin i inter will
I Alius fiertrude Viebunh rvcently
I spent several days vucation visit-,
j'lng with Airs. William HHkhh on
: the Boulevard, and left Saturday
j for her home at Long Ileuch, Culif. j
i -Mrs. Jlenry Cox and" Mrs. vy
I Stewart left Monday '.fur their)
homes at Merrill, after visiting wirh 1
' Mrs. t.'ora K. Itarntirn on J'alm ;
avenue. Mfss Minnie ffarnum and,
I. Itoberison of Klamath Kalis1
have also been visiting Miss Mln-'
nie's mother. Airs. Cora iJarnum. 1
Airs. William Aleade Jirown of
Louisville, Ky., Ix making an ex-1
tended visit at the home of her 1
daughter. Airs. W illiam Al. Hiiggs
on the Moulevai'd. i
Ali.sH (lino ;-li;iuer, daughter of j
Air. and Mrs. Alax (iHiuu-r. for-,
mer Ashland residents, is plan
ning to enter the Oregon State Ag- '
limit ural collfue at CorvalH- this'
falf.
AIiss I het-OKii Alelkle. former
well k n o w n Ashland girl ami
daughter nf Mr. and Airs. ,.I. K.
Alelkle, is visiting in Ashland with
lier mother. Aliss Aleikle is a m'in
lnr of i he leyal pii)feSson and
served with notable sun in the
ihsirret attorney's off ji-i-
Vnun, ',.f Cl.r , ' ' lUIHh-r
... , MIIIM( .WIS
iams. W. U.; lots IS', Iti. 17 and 1 ,
hlk. 1 j. town of i iold inn.
Anna Hrmvn formerly Anna
ZelKler). wife of Kdward M .
Hrown: Kilward .MJUi'own. ini.;
U O.; la ml on Van .N'ess av
Ashland, and acre on Nort ti
Alairi street, Ashland.
COOLIDGE'S VETO BORAH PRESENTS
LL
HISSOLUTION
Ei
lug burglarized three churches tit
1 UbuiI recently and who was cuuglil
j while prowling (he high school at
, Kedmond. was returned to III.'
I state penitentiary yesterday as a
Ipatolo violator. Tuel formerly
'in Salem. He will not he tried
I for his hupst offenses.
sti ainer
UKATTI.K.
ste.imsliip M
at; i tMiiiil at
suii'h of S:illl
tlf .and pit hhorily
isi niht liy the ttig;
'i ll 1 1 Creole.
h I'lilliN. Oif.
.1 uly 1 j.
I g u 1, w-hiclj
Three Tree V
ee Tree 'Vnt.
was pulh'tl f ii'
liter
PIE DEVASTATES
I fa
ki:s
oolid,
Kill -!e
AHil.VKS. .
nUeinnation
e'H view Of
hill, and
wa. July is
nf I'lesident
rhe McNary-
the republican
tor
V.OIIU-uIs Coiitin(Le
.Wllie TjiybM- Ih.ss
chairman, ami ih
inillee which will
direction of Herb
; clal service work and was r
j ; membi-r of a eommlitee
i named to ma ke a su rvy
j distribution ,f the funds
I San FranclM-o cornmunliy t
in ho
ecently of six
Of lllf
of I lu
ll ".-t.
.vieiKie as hiii'f- :il nt-iii.. ii
'"I" ! narcotic eases lo tho utnis. mi...
Iiinl ! II HI III IH llll- III! LIM UIIIIMi Ml.lLlj. ll- mU., I i..
' " i.-'i"'"' ii "i is "'inuiin i int "i awe ill in I II lire,
of the members of the gen.-ral ad- j M. .1. Wolctl rettnned Tuesday
visory committee. heade by s. na-i from Alacdort. Calif., when- he lias
rry of IMiode Island, the I been emidnyed In cinst ruction
' of which Airs. woik.
of Wyoming Is llyman IT. Cohen, a Cortland
1 finance com- newspaperman, recently v(lied
function under I Ashland and was enthusiastic in
ft Lehman of i his praise of Ashland fruit, peaches
in particular.
C. It. Hackus is In tftwn for a
few days from near Tilt, where he
has been Investigating a mine.
Arthur S. Taylor of the South- antf Qntrl AvnuJ
ern Oregon Normal school, and! In (limit Court '
his father. S. Al. Taylor, visited ' Kelly-Hpringflehi Tire company
with relatives and friends ini versus. I: A bxa mler. fm- money,'
Alarshfield ov-r the hist week end. ; M. i. Alyefs v.orsus AledinrJ y.
.Mr. Ih bbMi, new Ashland man-' I'lga ilun district, damages.
ager for t be Cnioii Oil company. s- C. Hod love versus I'rances
has arrived ami will be located in I Waterman et a I, (ax fm reinsure
decision also must j
regarding regional :
.'ew Vork.
be reached
headquarters.
(I over nor Smith is devoting
much time hen- to transaction of
Ktale business. On his calendar
today was a series of hearings on
appeals nf a group of men in the
death housr at Sing-Sing for clem-ency.
I 'Hit
wrlid Dy JMRion County Abitrut Co
UU) StrMt and CtnliU AnnuaJ
EMPTY CHAIR IS
TRIBUTE PAID TO
AlcCarthy honu
LOST EXPLORER
I.OS A.fil:l.i;s. July is. (,J,
Ail ciniity rhnlr lit un iiiilipie ,Hn.
ner servixl in Ijis Ancelps 1hi
iiiKhl rurrii'fl mil n wili expressed
by Itillllil Alllllliilsen durliiK tile limt
visit here or the funinus exjlnrr.
now lusi in the Arctic.
On two sliles of the lahle set for
three sat Johnny Murphy, ls An
Kelea nltorney. Un( Haakon H.
Ilaininer, tnriner companion ex
plorer of Amundsen.
A chair draped with the or-K't-Klan
colors sk'nilleil Annind
fen's iilnce o( honor at the table.
Durini; his last visit to th(, H.
vilic coust the explorer told bis
;wo friends to hold a dinner com
memorating his birthday, "reuanl
less of ! ere I am." He was lioril
Li llorite. .Sinaalenne. Norwav. July
Id. 1ST-'.
Hummer, in a toast to Amundsen j lnu '"r " Ino"tb's vuniiion. whi. h
InnlKht. declurert he believed the I ""-v "III spend In Yellowstone
explorer was alive and would come f national park and other points of
safely through his last adventure ! '"'crest In the northwest.
upon which he was embarked when I Harold Devi-reaux and
the llerlii i
Ylsla street.
Kd l:.sles. a funnel- Ashland resi
dent. Is In town for several days
on litisiness before returning to Jils
home near l.us Angeles. Mr. Kstesj
hus s-pent the past winter In Mus
koRee. tlkla., where he has prop- ,
elly interests as well as in Ash-f
land. j
Mrs. V. I). Kry f !. Aimeles. I
a slsler of Mrs. I.. A. Moon of!
Ashland, is spending ten days here!
visiting her sister and family on !
Sherman street. Mrs Try will ao
from here to Crnnts Pass lo visit!
relatives there. She will he , ac-j
companleil liy Miss Marie Moon.'
who will visit with Crants I'ass
j relatives.
J r Warren of lli rkeli-y. Cal..
j has Joined Mrs. Warren and their
three children, who have l.een the
j cucsts for some time of Mrs. Sarah
I Stratum on Iowa street, a sister of
1 Mrs. Warren. After a few days
the family will return to ihi-ir huno-
ill llerkeley.
j .Mr. and Mrs. Carl ThcohaM h fi
j Ashland Monday for l.os Anci-l.-s.
i expectint: to lie awav for aliotit un
Wi-eks.
I Mr. and Mis V. O. N. Smith and
( their two children. Ce.iru-e l-'rancls
; and Kmniy l.ou. left Moioiay inorn-
Southern (lrei;on creillt luireau
ersus David ,. Martin, tianscrliii
ersus
W.
: of judKlllent
It. Ii. ilollopct
il'ulm. judgment.
William I,. Miller ot al versus
.lohn Hoswick et al, Judgment.
Heck, writ of attachment.
Kvellna Marline versus Theo
dore Marline, deei
Iioh nniity Insurance Company of
North America versus 1'iank S.
Torney. ameniled complaint .
Mcilford irilnatl.m district ver
sus James Sic unit et al. to nuiet.
.weuioril IrrlKatlon district v
sus James Stewart et al. forecl
ore tax Hen.
uy ot .i.,ir,Md versus
i Daniel et al. default and d
Southern Oieuoii credit l.ureali
i versus Alice I). Wilder lalso known
'as Mis. Kdwar, K. Wild.rl. tran
i script from Justice court.
Slate of On-con versus William
. Jeffries, uianshiUKhler.
I ItoKoe Itiver company versus the
: acne .1 ( l ,. Livestock
III. to nuiet.
orKe
HUSTON-. Mass., July is. ,!,.
Chocohne rream pio today was be
lieved.lo hn rcsnimsllile for mnr.-
1 1 than imi canes of food "olnoniin in
sreiner noston.
Approxlmiilely 75 persons were
In hosplttils in Somerville, llostoii
and Mi'dfonl. as many more had
been treated and released, while a-i
Olllletorm ini.il ,,.,1,.
S.ln " ti'iMn.t-i 01 otaers.
I believed to he several score were
tieatment it I their homes.
The victims were principally em
ployes of industrial plants who had
pnrtaken of hox lunches yesterdav
.anil inosi! wno had shared lb"
j lunches. So great was the toll I'l
idle Kurd automobile plum In suin
lervllle where I Tit) nien and women
1 were uU'oeted, inany of them col-
lapsing at their machines, tn:,t
l work had to he Sllsnellded lor the
day while those who were well
helped to rush the stricken to ho
pilals and physicians' offices.
Other large concerns where the
rmalady occurred included the He
i vere sugar refinery and the S. .l.
liowes company, hoth in Charles
low n. Victims also included sev-'
eral persons w no had partaken of j
noonday meals in u downtown res
taurant or the Waldorr Luncli Hvs-I
in. Inc., in this citv.
: i lie waiiiorf company supplied
lunch boxes to all of the plums ;;f
I fected. The boxes contained ham,
cheese and hologna sandwiches,
chorolate cream pie and milk.
Apart from samples retained for
investigating authorliies. the com
pany directed lis store innmucni
to destroy every remaining pie.
Physicians treating the vlctlni'n
described thty cases us similar in'
symptoms to 'piomaine poisoning, i
Victims suffered severe cramps and
became nauseated, hilt as fa:- as I
could he learned none was in dan- i
ger.
Two Somerville hospitals nejv .
the Kurd plant temporarily resem
bled overseas base hospitals. s
tast as Hie victims were brought
in they were placed ill cots which ;
Idled the corridors and even the I
inn relief pianu today were con
trasted wiih the approval of t!i-'
: agricultural plank ol the demo
Icratic parly ns the results of
' meeting of the corn belt committee. 1
Meinlieis of the committee, made
. up of ioid-u etern lai in lead' rs.
, assembled yesterday to discuss the j
political situation as it al'I'ected :
the larmer In t lie forthcoming idee
1 tiolt.
'"Organized aiirlcult ue. speaking
through the eorn belt conimittce.
herehy expressi's its delermiluition ;
to carry on the light lor the prin
ciple of the AlcNary-llai: ien hill,
which is tl e only plan that has
been suggesled lo malic the pro
tective tariff effective on these ag
I'icultiirrl produces of which we
produce a 'surplus, without govern
ment subsidy, which we have con
sislcnlly opposed," said the resolu
tion. Tin' Houston agricultural plani,
was commended on the ground thai
II "includes a definite endorsement
of the principles for which organ
ized agriculture has Ion-; bee:!
figlJing." The republican stand on
the larui (picstion was pictured as
"a renewal, in less definite form,
of the pledges adopted in HiL'l at
Cleveland."
"Willi every ounce of our
j strength we oppose the Hoover
Coolidge policy of the industrial-,
jization of America at the expense'
I of agriculture." said another reso
lution, i C
C.U.DWUI.L. lila. July IS. 11
Tariff rcuulatloil and orderly mar
keting of. surplus .crops through ii
federal marketing hoard Inunred
by a revolving fund werfl recom
mended by Senator William K.
l:nral! today as a means of farm
rcli. r.
Speaking before several thou
sand farmers iu the annual cele
bration of the construction of u
eo-operutivn creamery 'Jiere, the .
Idaho senator said. "The time has"
come to revise tile duties on agrl-
cultural products." i
"l.u-t year we imported some
S Mill. nun, nun worth of food prod
ucts which the American faroieri
U prepare, to produce. , s thus)
brought In e,iiiiotillm wllh many
countries where labor cost Is about I
otie-thlid or one-t'oiirih of the la- I
bor cost in ibis country.. That Is I
one way ue'ean help agriculture.
that Is. to giv the niarket at home I
to home agriculture. '
IS.-
l oiesi I'lres Near Coa-I
MACSIiriKLI). tire.. July
l,"-A fire smolllderiiiK In a log
piU- for several hours flared up a
-par tree today to set Ian small
fir, s in a dangerous one just west
of Mar.-llfielil. l-'lrcmen prevented
spread of ih,. fir,. to t,,. Marsh
field Mill company mill. Two
.-backs were burned.
Church Buiglar Captured
SAI.KM. oi-o.. July 1 s. (jV) -John
Tuel. who is accused of hav-
R.eal Quality
Malt Syi-up
For a finer
Jlavor ami ndiii-
nulruuvnl ' umi
ltiulsveiser Malt
Syrup in baking
bread, c a Ii e,
cookies, etc.
A
upholding
product
a good name
ANHEUSER-BUSCH, St. Louis
Sold by frocm and Pealers F.rerywhert
SOLD BY GROCERS AND DEALERS EVERYWHERE
VALLEY CANDY COMPANY .
Distributors ' Medford
H. G. ENDERS
Distributors Ashland
BM-80
G. 0. P.
oinpany
lniiti-jtorau
Davhl H. H..-hticit;. Many H.
Hos..nl..-rK anl MariKM Ah orison.
fil arlicl.'N of im-orporalion as
Koscnlifi-KH, I nr.
I- JIM'..!.,. It. .11. J.icf.hs. as-noo.
I
WASH I ;t t. .1 uly ) s. A'-Vft'i-y
W. I Iowa i-i I. iifrc) national '
commit lM'in;in from Al ississi ppi.
timicr iwlictinont on charges ot'j
ennspirinc to vinlitc Uie law pro
hibiting the jialp of federal ot-:
fii-cn. wa siispcnch'd today as 'i
lal assistant atlorncv Kcnnral. :
Sour Stomach!
, "Phillips Milk of Magnesia"
Better than Soda
porches. Many arrived In a semi-
unconscious condition, while oth
ers were liorib'tini; on. collapse.
"Lion and Mouse" at
Craterian Tomorrow
James V. Hubbard, deputy f. j ''V pliy.-iciii i:
bs
Insicad of soda hereafter take a
little "I'hillips Milk of .Magnesia" in
water any time for indigestion or
sour, acid, jiassv stomach, and relief
will come instantly.
I or lntv ye;
Mill; of Majmesi
hec
s iienuine "Phillips
na been prescribed
MliKic of Vilapholie sills audi
ences to wiltl enthusiasm n' "The ,
I. ion and the Mouse" with M;iy Mr. j
Avoy and Lionel Man ymore. which
comes to Hunt- t'raieriaii iheairo !
marshal for southern district
Allssissitipl. Indicted with How
ard, also was suspended.
The department of .justice noti
fied Howard he was "hereby sus
pend, d from pay and duty as an
nltorney In this department and
continuina linlil further notice."
Howard. Iliihbard and two
otlo-rs wee in, lifted by a arand
jury s Iflcally , haii;, i with hav
ing receiM'd si. Mm lor a position
ittise it overcomes
on Hie
ai d, b
arrival
counsel
til.-
OUsln.'ss name
I.Mtllllns).
f I.. J.IC, le
loinoirow ior a run ol several days, i bond r,
i ne t narp s Klein plav irom which I
ric-cru
. s:. loaishal's staff, llow
is here, is awaiting the
,f the indictment when
said he would furnish
appcaran,-,' In Mississippi
three times as inueii acid in the stom
ach a a i.aturati'd solution of bi
carbonate of soda. leariiiK the stomai'h
sweet and free from all ases. It
nriil ralir.es acid lerim ntatious in the
bowels and pent y urges the souring
waste from the sy-leiu williout pur;;
ing. Beside, it is more pleasant to
take tlian soda. Insist upon "I'llillips."
J'wenty-liv,' win and tifi v-c-eiit bot
tles, any ,rnture. "ilife of Mag
uesin" has hern llie I'. S. Hetdstereil
rude Mark of The Charles 11. I'iiillius
rheinical Co. and its prdecessur
i loirlrs II. Pliillips sin,.p 1S70.
FOR YOUR WINTER
H
RE
Green Pine Slab Wood
12-inch or 16-inch
Per Load
2 Loads $5.00
MEDFORD FUEL CO.
1118 North Central '.
$2-75
Reichstein
Tel. 631
Deuel
lif Joined in the scan h for tii fjmt hiltl r
.Nottlle iur(y
S 1 : A TT 1 -li. July IS a i -iy
inn 14-1 jia en k-c rs and ;i (i a 1 1 -lomol.ileN
the ferry lioat. City of
VU-mriu, of the K.lmomls-Victin in
Kerry comi.any. ran aground "t
Lauoon nit. WhMI.y i.-L.n.l. Just
noith of Scat lie, In :t heavy foi;
early today, said a wireless, ine--taue
(o llit hartinr radio.
Tho cssel was roported appar
ently nndam.itvd. Th. inessiiK-t
Mild tluit an elfort would l. tnudc
to refloat tho ship at next liiwh
tide ; p. U,
Th coa.il Kiianl cutter Snoho
inlnh ami the tii. IhuiKliiK. wen'.
t" Iter a;istan(e.
Ilal Kslut' 'JYanrrs
Klsie .M . l.y.ms. widow m' i.. I
U.l n- Theresa Isal.el .h.y.
, .itu . i.iiuhi. . n-nolit Kos.-i
ion,. prime K..S.-J; V. .: lt II
H. Ashland IJoniesti-ad association
j tract.
j lia Shoudy. hurvivlfi hlishand
'of Ada K. Shoudy. now deceased:
jj. Al. Uatkins and .I.anna Watkins.
hiisliand and wife: V, 1 1. : 7S ,.,,.
re n house in Ashland, left Sun- !
day for Sp.uta. Wis., where she'
turned lo l.os An
Wednesday. Mrs. Dcvercaux has
heeit visitinu at the home of her
parent. Mr. and Mi. J. K. llnxie.
on Iowa street.
Kdar Wul, ..ii, s,.n of Air. and
Mis. W. .1. Uolcott mi Sherman
stieet. left on Alonday for a iw o
(weeks' V.icalion n I.ok Aniieles.
U (
-d i-t I
. 1..IHI
rinan
kdale
' si
"All a m b ula n c e carry
ANTl-PREXOL for fir.t-aid
treatment of
BURNS
1 havs alto
used it for
burns and
scolds in my
home, and
found it to
be a remarkable remedy."..
(OfnVliU, l AaiHm IMIn Dept.)
0I,1CE surttwins ivalize
the importance of hav
ing a sure, certain remedy
for burns and scalds, the
most dreaded nf nil injuries
availaljle at all times. In'
U'tise sufrering must K'
stopped immediatelv
deadly infection must be
prevented, and healthy
healing must be stimu
lated; this is why ANTI
PKEXOL is carried on all
ambulances.
Bun a Jar of AXTI-I'UKXOL
from your diuuuist iu,l.
rou II find it an indisimsublt
hmiKihiltl rrinrdi.
ivlll siiend n two in, mihs' vnt'iition
visiiltiK r,'lullv,'s mi, I friends.
Alls. Mary I.. .Mnt t hews returned
to her home In Medfor.l Kjitiinlny
evenlm;. lifter spell, llm; u two
weeks' Vlleiltlon In Ashliin.l vllh
her sister. .Mrs. Illiiee K Andrews.
j on Cluiit'li street.
I Jessie Anderson, un employe of
j the V r e k ii News. w Ulte.l with
j friends In Ashlund last Saturday
reyenlni;. .Mr. Anilersoii t',,i mt-rly
i ,,l k,',l In the udvel tlsltn; depiirl
j nient ,,f the Ashland TidliiK".
j lr. and Mrs. C.eorite statin. ml
, of Sanla Ana. t'altf.. have lu-eu
I vlsihnt; for several da.vs at tin
j home of .Mis. Slauii.-iid's parents, j
.Mi
ll.
1,1k.
T.
lie. vrotnllvr, nan- H M
,olnnoui. Itnlnlr.p sod H 'f-
lo ,1.9. biimlt tl.,,,
- Kaoillv 17.--.
11. Wl. At All diuKR.ata
and .Mrs. II. II. V n
slns't. I'h.-y spi'tll the week end
lal Lake o' the noils In company
with .Mr. Veo ana. son I'.ver.-ll.
.Mis. Leslie I.. Meirnk iind .Mrs.
Veil,.. M l,.. ,,f .,,s Anueles
jure visiiinn Willi their sister
launl. Mis. tl. .'. Mei'oonell
'h, If, ll street.
Mr. and Mis. w. II. MeN'air return,-,
I home Sunday from Salem,
where Mr. MeNair atleti.le.l a dinii
k'lsts' eottventlon. While away llo-y
spelll tine.- ,,,js ai .New . it after
llie i-onvetitiitn.
Mis. ('. I). Ill,,;, and dailKhler
I'alla of N'orlon slivol, left Sunday
hv ant,, l.,r Maishfield. where ihey
will visit let several ,las Willi
Mrs. Illeiteiv sister, Mrs. IL R l'o I.,
land, who use, I,, live n, A-hliim!
""d ll.is 1 11 nulle III for some
time.
III. or I'liapman. w h,
Id" Ve, I hy Hie s lorn
, oinp.iny. spent n few .lav
his parents ,i Ashland
now I. Mill ii. ,1 to hs w.o k
tniiir.
lo, UU,' Ashl.y of K l.llll.tll R,
visil.-.l fi lends lii A-hland Sun.lai
I'aul Wanner and .1..,. t'oslallea,
fnlverslty ,,r (H.-koii and Slalif,,,i
UtiiVersltv students, l,s,e, 'lively,
I'olh of whom are employed for1
llie summer In rial, r Lake Hat '
I'.nal park, spelll Hi,- w.-ek end 4'
I'aul's home in Ashlainl.
Mr, mi, I .Mrs, William Srliollel.l
''"' dauMhler. m,,, i.Hit.,,,
'ire, r and M,. Harriet neldiiiii
drove t l:.,K,. ,,,,11,1 St,,,,, h,v audi
""d dn r at the Sunnvsi,!,.
Mrs. iiO. :i. ,., ,(.,.,,,,
dlls Vlsltlm; with ,),,. , , M,n
family an, I retii,,., st,ri,,lav l ,- j
hn,e In sii l-'ratielseo. I
Miss.-, Woomorn, .,nil ,,.K,.r f
Kast l, ram..,., x . ., ,..,. (.tsl
"Ver h,. Week rftlal the II H
Hnilfol'd llolan on ttn u 1
i:i,er T
Mll.hel. W. I)
live.. S.le,fo,.
ius II. Samuels et ux.
Huh l.ard et ux. W. I).; l,,t r,
I I'll It ila I,- nilil. to M,., If,,, ,
ll,n- ''' t el ill. W. I-:. Ihavton.
W. !.: I, ,1s 34. ,'lf, in,, J,;, ,k.
'Hen tlak sul.-dlv. of I, Ik. I. ext. ,,f
Siskiyou lleleJUs add. I,, .Medfot ,.
I.. R Lozier et ux, I'lilllli. Ilia
ham el ux. W. 1.; ,.t :. ,lk. I.
and part lot 4. 1,1k. I. I.unisd en's
a, I, I. I,, Medford.
M. I., Hartley et ux. Hell,. :.
H arner. lj ( '. Ii ; land In l. I.. ( '.
LI. IW ,. s. It. 1 w.
Joseph I'. II,, anlam I el UX. Will
la 111 Huff. W. I) ; ,( 3
Palm's se.-ond a, Id. to Medfonl.
Stanley W. Mil I'l III. wi.h.We,
. I ). ; tit'.-1 ,1,1 a, res
. -IJ. Iwp. ,T.l, s. H
Astilaild ll,,iiestea,
trai t. ex,'i',l I S.Kil f
Hie lllni is .adapted v.iis one of llie
phenomenal staye sneeesses of the
past fteneratloii. In the all stav
ensl are Alee I'ralleis. William Col
Her Jr., Kmiilett ('oriiiran an, I l:,,-l.-
an,l. vekroyd.
'ltiidione furnishes the ma",
nilii unt orcliestnt aeeoiiipaniuieti'.
which iuierprei.s the moods of the
Piece, and al the hluh Urdus the
charaelers speak with thrillin.
reality. "The Lion and llie Mouse"
Is vilndrnnta. and it is helnn her
alded everywhere as (he ylorious
iorei tinner of many more presen
tations of the same tiinhre.
M Vil l i. K
lJ'i--All old s
lo I. line, (love
local depot t,
stan, Mm.- in ili
town road, will
did Sin
l'( ll. T.
Conch.
e,, July Is
coach, last used
' I'iel'ce from the
' hotel, and now
air in 111,' Stvini;-
! repaired :
rve.l. the
Women s
k j.lohn t'allah.
a Ii. I.,
ml lot '
oclallon
i i:
IJ . I)
and ..u
A.'les; (
and all
Is em
Pacific visiiinu
Did has
il Huns-
across south end
I'luia II. stew,,,,, j, miikI,. wo
man; .Mc.lford in iKal Ion dislrlcl
lots a. ,'.. .,,H L.. ,
sol lots I a ml I ii. Slew at I
Is" I MM acres ,,( lot I.", I
f lot I II. Stewart Acres i '''
''arler Laud c pan.v. S. .1. l:v- ;ls
ans. y. t; i ; . s,.,.. 2J is
S. It. 1 l:. - j, l.ii
IV. S. Itanium c ux. llcoret. A -l
llaiuiim. W. 11.; ltd s la ami 1 I. I, II,'
original town st ,,f M r. .1,1 .
Arthur It, .so et ux. c. '. nusl.
lJ- " I'.: :l acre In l I.. I' -l
l"P lis. S It. I W.
t'llMlles llemslieet et ux, t I'
llllsl. g. f . :lN ,.,,. , , ,.
! . S It. 1 W.
Ih'ltha M. Under, no recilali,,,,
e In I
I i.mmliler and romance tire hoioh
i promised with Hie showing toin n
Irow of "riie piny diri" , xw
j It in 1 1 o theatre, slarriim .Madne Mel-
lliiluy, anil is the story uf a shon I llv '"" "iTih
Kirl w ho tries the ensv wav lo lux ' '' h I"'
I HI V hill is save, I f.-,.,.. .11 I..... I 'll'-l-l.l
i t ,.-.-,. JUSI
I III time. Johnny .Mack Hrown plavs
loniosiie Minn llellainy and other
screen favorites tire cast In hn
j poi innl roles.
Ilulee, the Hindoo crystal Kazer.
j who Is appeal Inn on the Itiallo pro
I Kruiii for llie cuir.'iil week, nm
lilnies to pack Iho house at each
lili:ht pc rfornuihri'. Ilulee is also
! sIiowIiik al a special ladles' onlv
. tnalinee al Iho Kuillo I'ridav.
I- -jiflg " ,imttwsv:;:z
' , ' 7
-ZZ THREE to FIVE MINUTES
! - - o FORTY THEATRES
AND ALt SHOPS
nnlil sm.w flies next winter. ""i ;,' I r I I TIMES SQUARE
l II . k,L Tr55!!. NEW YORK CITY :
powder today must dull Tt . I fl
A. L. HILL. M.nager i:S:;:
Phone ,05 30 N. Centra, cend postal For .1158 V
UKI.I.o-til. is t ,..- - II mearoro, Oregon II. anrt Rrvlet - U l"JM WiJLLi l-WW-- "
' .iroVs'lore"'":1' '"V"'"' 'W.J0HNS0KQUINN,A QSll.y
Mvrtlo
-lllli tit
! M-iiLiiiih to Uri'p Warm
1 K..V.,TH K.M.I.S. (!,... July
' is. 1,1m a (,, )1:ls iiri;,M, out in
I 111.- p.-nl 1;iii.1s .f Inw.T Khlinath
' Irtkc nil a lart,',. L-as.' hi-M hy the
!.. Klaniaih Lake J ra.i rm as-
si.rialif.ii. It is txpfft.fl tn liiirn
unlit Mn' flics next vinifi
'The Play Girl' at
Rialto Tomorrow Change
In Face Powdeir
A nood f;
mole than toci.-l;
i: should stay 01
the ,ies from Keltim; larm'i'.
p ' a o smuotlily. and leave a
"loplexion. A
pwdei- called
111.(1 docs these things.
IL'i Is truly wonderful,
simply love II. Heath's
tvro Is Inilietetl
UASlllMlTox, jiv ,7
rry W. Howard. neKro.
'islam lo the nltorney i
charged with cnspli acy
" the law . I oil H.i 1 1 1 i,r the
which
Kin 11,1
V
non
il
has
'jury
dllc
I A 1
special
a-iieral. t
lo vio.
S.lle of !
I llll'Ht
l.y u
in an imli
rcl uriicl
doxl. Miss.
-
deral fund lor fis'hllin; tire- l
forest ftres Is increased l.y
I'
llusl. Q I'. l.; .;lv
4-. iwp. JS. S. I! w.
.llipsotl ct nx, tl
'I'll,,
I.Ik.
;;;
ii
In-
Allltun mreet.
I I.
I'h.irles I
.l.-lllison. W. V; . .( .
Sllllimil add. to Ashland
Harney Salsm.itl. (I. II. ,l,.h,l:
w. n si:. ,,f sw. a:, i.
s. it. :i
James I-I, Welch et ux. 11.
Johnson. v, it,; ,,is i ;,, -j
tw ,. :iv. s it. 3 w.. :i:i ts "I,.
I. in I , .Moore et al. Kit
small, -e aeencv. W. ti - la.,,1
3. IP. .17. S. It. w.
I'dcinl l and Hank , ( Si,k,itie,
John ,M. roster, deed; Nil', of
Vi 'i. sec. In, iwp. ;t;,. s. It I .
M. I-:. Ilnrpcr el nx. Lee Williams
.'I al. . Ii.; kind on I'otlaite si
Medronl.
I I. Hill. hens et ux. t'harlesi:
Hurmiei ,1 al. W. 1) ; X f w V, .
see. It. Iwp. .la, S IL 4 W.; Ml
acn-s.
qM. I.. Ilnrtley it nx. Laura fj'.
West, q ,-. , ; aI, (n ,, ,,
43. tup. 31. S It I W.
K,u! Yuuiik, wwAv; It. V. Will-
I
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You'll Feel at Hm
If you nWc tl.p
Imperial Hotel
Your headquarter when ia
BOKTLAND
Oregon
New LOW rtj re new In rffrct.
RoomsWithout Bath:
1 xpryi, $ii,50 per d By and uu
2 (vnons.S.OO prrday and up
Rooms With Bath:
I person, 5i-00 prriiuy and up
i ptnont,$J.OO pcrtiwy and up
Sp fitu "Krr norf(hirmr"rrto!i
cx-.ypy i'ti ft.HHn, coouMful with t-oc.
"Thf Hon of isonl 5trvfe"
i "in
If Your Favorite Jtweler 1 '
Since 1918 I :
rati ri
mma 1 1
1 PR
1 Willi movement of instrti- j
in e n I a precision n n d '
handsome eases, our strap I
. will eh es with eitsllioti 5
' .shaped hacks, make appro-
Farm Bureau Co-operative
Exchange
We make and sell all kinds of feeds and mashes.
Our formulas are registered. We guarantee our products.
H WE SELL IN COMPETITION WITH ANYONE H
mm i
Chicken Feeds 100 Lbs. Dairy Feeds 100 Lbs.
K.M.iHiny ,.Vash $2.80 Milk Mako $2.65 S
('o-Op Spi.fial 2.60 Calf.Moal 3.15
- A. C 3.00 Mill Rmi 2.10 H
(.'n.win S,Tat.'li 3.10' MitUllintis ;.. 3.15 S
I-'U,-iny Mash -3.OO Rtillf.l Oafs Z 2.50
All-iti ()nc 2.80 (iinuiitl Oals 2.5t
w - 2.50 IWt Pulp 275 '
'fticki'tl .rn ....... v 2.50 TIo;Jr Kals 2.70 W
o
R.iuc(3on on Purchases of One Ton or More
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