PJGE TWO
local and
Personal
Tin pontoffice vacation reason
t no In full swing. Hns Cucn
ther and . A. Kanrten. clerks, and
... 'rinti.'inmnrrf.w from their
vacations, whereupon
J. A. .MMf
ii nd AI . K. I la rner. en rriers.
Willi
....tin. r.r I .nwrnnoB f'mrkf-r will
l. v. l.,nrinV . nd thai Of K.
j;. Nichols will b-nlr. noxt Thurs- I
day. FollowlnR th" roeurn Inst.
work from vacation of Itolnntl
"'pr TAT; i!.: !
master W ami1
.... nn hl vjiei.
tion onrly this week.
Dance at Jjike free It Sat
niie
120
"We're soinj; to Crater Lake he
cause a woman In the Oram! Can
yon told us that it 1r one place
Unit looks exactly like Itn picture-."
Miss M. 1 Martin of Chicago, Ml.,
who went to Crater iJike on a
mornlnK tafje, told a Mall Tribune
reporter. She was accompanied
l.y hr?r sister. Miss .Marie .Mnriin.
Notice to the Public: Don't In
jure yourself by Insulnp checks thnt
ar returned X. K. l All parties
rccelvlnc nuch checks repurt to
th- Southern Oregon Credit l!u- i
reiiu. 1 If No. Central. 1 IS
"Herh Alford will xini; 'niane'
1 11 rinn the presentation of "Sev
enth Heaven' at the Itfvnll thea
ter for the next two days," nays
the Orants Pass Courier.
Ice cream and cake K,c. In the
hiisemr nt of the South Methodist
church. Kridav evening. July 20.
1 1 R
SIxiy-eicht out of the state cars
r (,'lstori-d here ycKteiday with the
local state auto bureau.
Dressmaking n n d rumodellns.
Fashion Shop, 424 Med ford Pldj,-.
tf
fJuests from a. distance riKter
ed at .Medt'oiv hotelN include Thns.
II. Km! on, Alfred Kolner, Mrs. 1..
P. Austin, Miss Helen lilckox of
New Vork City, Mr .and Mrs: C 11.
lican of Kiiiko, N. U II. P., Klinn
beth nnrt Kdlth Mumeaster of Den
ver. Joe and Cul McDermott atirt
lack IIJcclow of ChlcaKO.
Dead Indian Soda Springs. Won
derful mineral water. Store, free
ramp ground; cottages to rent.
Turn off highway at Kagle Point.
1 IK
llaymnnd Montgoniery paid a
fine of $10 in the court of Judge
Taylor today, following his plea of
guilty to operating a cur without
u driver's license.
The bin clearance sale of hats
at the Kmmy Lou llal Shop in M.
M . St ore, hi a sn le of ra re hnr
nalnn. Sule is now on. 12 1
Temporary auto licenses were Is
sued at the sheriff's: office yester
day to Ammlo Ma tenia n, I. N.
h ults, Krnnk Ilorlund. JItllcrest
tinluinls, Kil (ierwlg. Dun Doran.
J. II. McCollon, J. H. florman, f.
c. braves, w. Smith and O. N.
K'lng of Medfonl, J. P. MeKlfresh
of Siskiyou" and otto Jtohuen of
Cf ntial Point.
We have something choice In
tree props. Do not fall to seo tlietn.
P.lg Pines Lbr. Co. VHtf
Two transients, who were ques
tioned yesterday by the police In
connection with the theft of a gen
erator yesterday from William Of
fut, were released yesterday after
noon. Offut Identified u generator
possessed by (he men 11s one Mtobm
from him. hut It developed later
the Identification was wi-oiik,
Indian dance nt Ashland park.
Thurnlay nlflhl after band concert.
MS;
Mis. A. ,. Harvey of Ashland
r:pent yesterday In Medford visit-,
intf at the hotno of her dauKhter, '
.Mrs. K. M. Wilson.
Kresh picked fryers every day,
aoe. per lb. Johnson's Market.
07tf
Mis. Warren Mee and Mcn,
Thomas Mee were among the busi
h'H visitors In Meilford yeHlerday
from the Applegate district.
The big clearuiici. Hale of hats
at the Km my Lou Hat Shop in M.
Af. Store, Is a sale of rare hur
talns. Sale is now on. I2i
Probably one of the licaviexi
Itear crops ln the valley In seen
daily by motorists who drive by
the Dr. I.. A. Sutude orchards In
"mow jspiinns district along
the Pacific hluhwav. Tl t....
are henvlly propped and the fn.11
can he easily seen thronith the ' ,l'' "rcumlatlon on the mau
thlck follaiie. I'ear rrntw il..n....i,. 1 net.
out the valley are repotted to he
al.ove nverate, Kivlni; the orchard
lts a rood year If market con.ll
lions are favnrahle.
Indian dance at Ashland park.
I hursday nluhl after hand concert.
lis.
r
1
Good
Sandwiches
require an even grained
and moisture retaining'
loaf of bread which
slices without crumbling-.
Try Fluhrer'a Milk
Bread and see how ad
mirably it meets these
qualifications.
Mr. J. Rnndnlph Burr o' hlnm-
alh Falls nnd I.oule Pnlrn of Chllo.
mifn -it'n nAinmr lha r.iwinln f rim
h- Klamath section who rived
here yesterday
Are you Kambllnr. with lo find
.
health? To win take chiropractic;
with I luslnn mflsnnpe. Ir. Him-1
kins, over Woolworth store. 1 19 J
CnllfnrnianH registered nt Med-;
ford hotels Include .Mr. anil Mrs.
ul F- l'mcr of riedmont. Mr J
- " .
- " - "" --"' ""'Iff... Itri,i family of Anlinrli f'nllf
i - ,., i. . . .
LaCreecntn, MIhsch Hortense Coul -
! ,f'r F- l'- Tl' " 11"0"
A. Kenton,
lr"- l!ae C. Kaum and N IX Wa- : ,,nys (h(, hmj of A'rnyf,
?, V',!il!' ?:'"" ,,nl I,on V. rclniivca1
a,"J 'dh " mm of Hoi XwooU f Mr(1 M,lh(lfffi. ,
mV. d S wnIJ'o; : '""r.. "l A"h,a.nd
' r- intl 'ri- "'nry vvejm
, -MiKeies, ,ir. ami Airs. i... n. i-an'
I nltrB of Kant a .Mnnlcn. Mrs. M. 1
J. IMsley and Mrs. Wilson of Oak
lnnd. H. D. Nrwhall of San An
selmo, Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Marin
Inl of San Lenndro, Mr. and Mrs.
J. C. Seaman of Mill Valley, Mr.
and Mrs. W. D. Vance of Tennant,
Mr. and Mrs. Kred C. Doren of Iti
alto, Mr. and Mrs. W. X. Ciiswold
of Covina, Mr. nnd Mrs. J (
selman, Anne T'r and Dr.
Hen-
Dora
" ""-
I ClKCO.
I Dance at Lake Creek Sat
I 120 ;
.Miss Helen
liioT", ,wyw,,.tT,''n,'a"ol,frt -rlK for ;
irL rt, ,ul . ,L J:. . Z r"'" ('l,y 10 s"'!"" " "w ""vs. L)r. !
! a vac;
Creek from duties at the county
clerk's office.
Ice cream and enke 15c, In theif.0
Dasement or llie South Methodist 1
church, Kriday evening, July 20. j
1 1 K f
Major Jitpies O'Xell, In charge of'
the l.ortlnnd rlltrlct nf l),e 1 ,, 1, ...t
... . . . ,
S atea army recruiting service, ar-
rived in Medford yesterday to con-
fer with ' Sergeant fJrover Owen
local recruiting officer, and left
today for his Portland headquar
ters. A lady of good repute wishes one
or two traveling companions to
Oakland. Calif., or thereabout.
Will leave July 27. Call at fl22
iloulevard, AHhland. 11
I-ast Wednesday 3 tin Chinese
pheasant were liberated in Jose
phine county hy Deputy Came War
den Fred Merrill. The game birds
were received from the stale gnmc
farm nt Kugene and were released
In Wllllums creek valley and In
.sections adjacent to Cranls Pass.
Free, a GO-cent bottle of Wood
bury's Shampoo with each GO-cent
bottlo of Woodbury's Honey and
Almond Cream, tit Olovbf Drugs,
next to Klallo Theater. 1 1 y
Giving cruel and inhuman treat
ment as her grounds, a divorce suit
was filed in circuit court yester
day by Hnlen Mathews ugalnst
Harry Mathews. The couple were
married In J ackson mm n I y July
21, 1010, and have three children.
Med lord's newest Hut Shoppe.
the Mand Huv. 223 ICast tfth St.,
hat on display a marvelous selec
tion of the famous Cage felts,
priced very modest at. JC.dO. S.
il. stumps glvmi with every pur
chase. We Invito your Inspection.
12D
P. I-. Uobertson of Omaha, Neb.,
and A. L. innd of Mlnot, N. D.,
were nmoni; the motor tourists
Trom n distunce who reglHtered to
day at the local branch of the out
of state nuto registration bureau.
Wo have something choice n
tree props. Do not fall to Re them.
nig Pines l,hr. Co
vxte
year acn yesler.lay, wllh (1 !
tnaxliiiiini of H I, was elKht deitr
warmer than the maximum of yes
terday. There will lie no chaiiKe
In weather or temperature fur t.
nlKht and l'rlday, aceordltiK to the
weather hitreau forecast.
I'arlilmr iOc a ilay. Kast of
hrldce, old I". A K. Depot. lis
T. A. Mall forfeited a rush hall
Of Sit) yesterday when lie failed
to uppear In the city court on a
chniitft of Intoxication.
fresh picked fryers every day,
30c per h. Johnsnn'a Markel.
n;if
On a test run hetwer-n HosetiurK
and K11 lem last Saturday, the stale
highway dcpartment'it new mair
netle road sweeper uallieicl 3113
pounds of metal off one-half of the
I'uclflr hlthway. The maKnei'pIck
id up wire, nails, holts, luols, hot
tie c-ip.s, washers, screws, scrap
iron and various other pieces of
metal which would have eauserl
punctures to inissinii vehicles. It
was necessary to stop the truck
'Very two or three miles and clean
Hfg sale on summer hats now
going on. Heautlful new hats up
to SU.r.n, Kning at -..il8. $l.!s and
Jl.Ofl. Carden hats &0c. Chil
dren's hats 7fie. ftrtc and SGr. We
are glud to offer our many jmt
rons these wonderful values. Crei ii
S. & H. trading stamps given at
this Mile. Come early. New felts
It. .10 values, spfdul $-i.HS. The
Kmmy l.nn llat Shop In M. M.
Store. 1 1! 1
A party of tourists from ltaltl
more, m, inclndint; Mrs. Wttlium
c. Stiffler. Mrs. Harvey Heck and
daughter Krnnees were passengers
on a Crater Lake hihm leaving
h.iv tixlay.
llMve your eyes cured for now by
our deferred payment plan. Scien
tific eye examination comfortable
Khisses. Dr. D. A . Chambers
Southern ttrcgon cptlcul Co., m 7
Medford Itltig. phone IKS. nstf
John H. ltunnlng. traveling pas
senger nvent for the Creat North
ern Kiiilway cotnpnny. with had
iiuarters nt Portland, left here (his
morning after trunttcttng business
in southern Oregun during the pt
few day.
A siM-cial type of tree prop lit
Pig Pines Liu-. Co. 7 Ht f
Mik Miirc-H,. Kenncriv left here
last rveniiiK for her home In San j
l-ranclsco after havlnc spent the
Past two months In .Me.lford as, a
cuest of h. r Hunt and uncle. Mr
aoil Mrs, Due Slephensoit. and IM
mer (.allium. ,,.r Krandfatlier.
Iinnrw at lake Creek s.it. nlle
1 :'n
Mr. nnd Mrv, c,enrKe It. Itllev of
Seattle. Wash, where he Is eon
lieeted with the Title Trust rout.
nan., snipped nere yesll r.lay to net j
Information about the Oree.u. ,
Caves,
from
They hud just returned r
a Visit to Crater Ijike ami
e.e ueilKlded VBl rvt-r.VI lllne 111
southern Ori'K'.u.
MEDFORD ifflt
Los Aneelea tourists who were!
j , ln ,,,. yesterday included .Mr.il spendln;: a two weeks- vacation
t a
"n" Alr'- ,!"K rtrlvlr": a
, roa.istr-r toiiucu unwn with camp -
i ,n" """'nmnt and decorated with
. h e v ft r ii I vmnll tree which i iff
.. . . uft
brought from Crater I.nke as sou
venirs, I Hiring the pust eight
-.peks they hn ve driven npproxi
maiely 11 mi m Ilea, they said.
Swim in drinking writer. Mer
rick's chlorinated pool. hi) it
Mr. and Mrs, Lawn-nf
Mehaf -
! wiiu aie mm- viMiing menus II
i .,,.., .i , ,
rive here thin week to ppcnd a few
Thursday night filter band concert.
UK
After an Interval of 23 years.
itonei t r. Muht.ard of Kansas City
and James W. firigsby met here
yesterday evening. .Mr. flubbnrd,
with his wife ami son Karl, stop-
ped in Mcdt'ord on their return
Ue fl.emen held recently m San
; V. 7 . ' '""m
V 10 v,s" ''I'ves.
rn
Phone B2fl.
Slttf
1 lie ' ramily, acconi-
'. 'Inanled by ihefr guestv. Dr. 1. S.
'"''Com anil fur..ilv r.f !,,.;h
, orn and c. forn arn hrothnrs. ;
props at .Mcnrord I.nmhcr ;
1'hone t3li. MnC.ncrt to nut the Hunt nil
V. 1. rinstctlor arrived there; on the highway i)K flu. ;1H .,.tll,
thi'i week and will ho employed as f'reek. then r.lurn.tn the Jtinction
suh station superintendent sales-'and start application of the he:.v
. . ' . company
n .Medtord. He has been cnntiecl-
od wlh tne umP rom)any at'
0re.. H pecial auen
Ciiaris representative, Uortlia M.
Stonenian, lf.3 .. fa;;dale. Phone
Mr. !
Dance. Cold Hill. Saturday night.
Klneald's Imperial Orchestra. 120
Contented cow, constructed
from Carnation milk cans, and lit-
tie calves made up of small cans,
101m me lorcKround "of sevet t
window n.nir.. ... ...
' ' " r""
eery Mores Ihla wee. by N. a Veo. mark in population at the Jail Is
mans, local renrejinta'tive e .J,o.i - , " I '
milk con.mnv iti .h ... i..
Mnrvl.V ... ...
- is a. minia-
vU... n..M. uws in contented at-
tlluncH, uIoiik with sanltnty harns
Unl dalrv eoulnmem
. j , , i-"." .
Of fOOds Wh eh milv ho .
usIriK Carnation products
' -" "f i
Tree, a f.O-cent hottlo of Vood-
bury'8 Hluim poo with each Ml-cant !
j bottle of Wootlbury'K Honey and
Almond Cream, at Clot-In DrtiBs.
next to Itlalto Theuter. . llli
. HitlltlliiK permits were Issued hy
the city today to the tirowers' K
chamte 10 make repairs to Its pack.
InK housn on Hotnh Klr street, at
n cost of 40U. and lo Nettie
Tliompson 10 repair a ilnelllnK :it
f.L'L' llamllloti street, at a cost of
SL'H,
Tree props at Meilford I.nmhcr
Co. T'hone m'!!. XHtf
Women of the thvaier Medlord
club will liny a club house In
the near future. H members at
tending the luncheon uioetlnK to
morrow, .-ridny, at the Hotel
Mcilrord at I o'clock . vole favor
ably. At a pie. -I of the hoard
of directors and department chair
men held yesterday at the horn.
of Mrs. It. v. Williams. It was
recomineii.te.l tlw.i il.e ..rn.n.uti .....
i. , ,..
,.r ,.11 ..i,.i ..!
tii'r In the city Is requested to
attend the luncheon tomorrow.
Tabic reservations may he mad.
hy calllni; the president. .Mrs. H.
V. Williams, at hihii.
A, ,1. Auilersiin, local portrait
phntoKl-aphcr, was mlornied yes
tcnlay of tils appointment to the
keneral committee of the I'hotOK
raphcr's Association of America
l.y 1.. C. Vincent, association sec
retary, located at Cleveland, Ohio.
As a member of this committee,
.Mr. Anderson will lake part In
advertising work of the associa
tion and also In publicity mat
ters. The association Includes
members ln the t'nlted states nnrt
all of its possessions.
Dance, flolil Hill, Saturday nittlit.
Kincald's Imperial Orchestra. IL'0
Ainoni; the t Ircuonialis register
ed at Medford hotels, other than
those from l'ortland, are Hurry J..
I'earson, Ted Mc-ah. It. -W. roller,
Dorothy Di-Valleyl uf Salem, II. V.
Hlllthes of llendj l.'H.l White.
Chester Itnche of u -orvullls) A. W.
Sala, I.. C. Oram and l:. S. Swan
son of Hut,-. 'lie, Mr. and Mrs. D. M.
litis. 'nhark. o. S. York anil .1 .K
:;r:;;rrv? 'sjSALEM JOINS IN TEST
The colored deaf mute who at
tempted to obtain aid yesterday
from Harry Itlnabargor at the city
building department was still In
Medford today and this morning
was apparently attempting, to ob
tain it t ide from a party of negroes
who were traveling in a large car.
bound for California. He wa,i writ
ing on his paper pad while a col
ored woman rend as he wrote. The
man intended to leave Medford at
4 o'clock this morning for Yrcka.
Calif., on foot.
Marriage licences were Issued to
day and yesterday at the cmint
clerk's office to Irn C. Moss, legal,
of Fresno, Calif., and Henrietta
Purr, legal, of Madera, Calif., and
to Kdgar AlcCullough. 3(i. and Ada
May Itenson. ;t:, both of Oakland,
Calif.
Const ruction of the $ Inn. noil
freight antl passenger station at
Klamath Falls for the Great North
ern railroad Is Hearing completion
and the win I ion will be put into
operation in August.
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Mulford of
ren in, ill . left here this morning
on the Shasta, after sp. n.tlni; a few
.bits as the quests of Mrs. J. S.
Vilas. DurltiK j he wc.-fc Mr. and
Mrs. Mulford visited Crater Lake
A child welfare clinic was eehed
nle.l to b. held this afternai.il nt
Ashland by the Jackson county
hetllth unit. 1111.I Is the third to be
held this week. fothiwinK two held
III the Howard school last Mu1tilHy
and Tuesday, when over 3ft babies
Were exallllneil. Another clinle will
be held lien Urnid.nr ul i.. .
lthlls Mill.. ......... -.t i l.w .....i ...
North Itlversl.le. Inr . In 1. 1
lllhleK llUtlr
six ye
of
' tlin tdlfirict
TRIBTOHB, rEDFORD,
Miss Penny fllnn, Conrn cnmlove
J in """' r.UK'no. Cons Ba
a nd
, Alnr.-hflejd. where sh
j frif.na nIld relatives.
is
vi-dtlnv
Audrey Lee, two year.-old
daughter of Mrs. .luck lces of C
tral Point, suffered undetermined
injuries yesterday afternoon when
slrtick by a California motorist, W.
I. 1'ouglus of Oakland, us he wn-
; driving ,itinm'h Central Point on
.Main street. The child was In the
Firfet and the ambient Is rcporico
as tinav'tid.'ilile.
Dance, fjold Hill. Saturday night.;
Klncaid's Inipei'lul'oi-fhMi'r'a
Thn Knlnrn whool hoard h:i
c-I.I.-I lo Mu.hllsh an auto
;'' -"-.....on
in
as de
me
rit)) the hirli school curriculum. Th;
cost o." iiisialline the new course
wa.s estimated at aonioximnielv
, WO.
j Among the state of Washington
residents registered at Medford
' hotels are Marlon C. and Frederick
! flichtr of Vaklma. Mrs. .1 .1 Wni.
. James KmK of ancnuver and Sam -
, ei- . n-noan uinenour
;ano t.. 11. meason of Seattle.
fileason of Seattle.
Oiling of the Ashland-Klamath
cans highway was starlet) thi
j morning, .'icoordiu to state Traf-
I tic .Serge-nut C. p. Talent, who made
:n t.-n Ui..u
today. The hmlnvay 'nV ZZ
"swept" and application r i.h,
coat of oj Iwas sltirtril this ni.irn-
mt ti oni ihp .Itinction. It is tihin-
oil coating and the crushed rock!
covering. This is the fir.t time I
the Ashland-Klamath Kalis high- !
way has ever hecii oiled. The pres
ent oil coating is not sufftciently
heavy to cause much trouble.
Ashland Tiding
: The county jail population if
(now at one of the lowest stages
J that it has been for sometime, with
i only six prisoners in custody, a
! short time ago. the population was
even lower when onK- tln
, ' ... .:
"' l-i-unerH. I lie ntgn
.
'. .... I 1
m i . iinn aits, uniiarn a t.i;.n
ten tnts torenoon lor inelr Imine
in Kaeramenio. falif.. following
... .....
..-.i.- i-.i ..v..
u'.uli ...Kll.. .... f
n- " .....ii .1 in. ...I
hip in r.e,u,,e, vmsn.
ine snip ns 01 lanor in .Medtoid
and southern Orriton Is liecomiut I
more mnrked every day. accordim.-
io . mis ...iiiiieii, in coarse 01 in'
local hrancll 01 the I nited States
free employment bureau. Yesl.-r-i
ilay he had approximately inn ap
plicants and out of this number
he wns aide to place six men at ;
work. The majority of ihe uppli- j
cants have no occupation ami arc'
floaters encouraged to come here;
by reports of n heavy fruit crop, i
Dance, Cold I Nil, Saturday night. ,
Kincaid's Imperial Orchestra. I I
Mr. and Mrs. K. Matter ha user ;
and daughter IHeanor if Chicago.
III., stopped In Meilford this morn-i
ing fin the way to YaLcr Lake.
The tourlsis have spent? several
weeks traveling through the went.
visiting the Crand Canton. Ml.
Kainier and other polms if special
Interest. J
.Mayor (ieorj'e .1. l'ox Boday de
clared that it is imperative t hat
people of t he city report to him ,
If they have seen any bjg brown j
rats in their neighborhood. AI-
ready six infested districts have 1
been reported, and as soon us a'
comprehensive Idea is gained as ti :
where the rats may be found, a
government man will eomv here to,
eradicate them. The govern merit j
does this without charge. ('rants
I'Aw Courier.
A group of 1.1 tourists under the'
direction of .1. Henry PitrneU, rep-'
relenting the Stew art tours of
Nashville, Tenn., were passengers
on the northbound Shasta this
morning, headed for Canada.
Cuests from Port land nt Incn 1 1
hotels Include Helen llelstnnd. AI r. i
and Mrs. C. C. Pierce. Mr. ami Mrs.!
L. A. Newton. AI. It. Whitehead, j
A. II. Call and family. Air. and
Mrs. (5. D. Coodrlch. Mr. and Mrs. I
K. L. Walker. .Mr. and Mrs. C. DJ
Warrington. Leonard Malum, V. D. I
Chapman. Albert f iullikson, c. C
Nelson. K. M. ltlake. II. L. Percy.
11. K. Newell, AVllllam Alaidment.
Monroe Sanders. W. .1. ltasmussen.
W. I.. Pnrkhurst. Krank Klklns. At.
D. Owens auil I-. P. Ledeigh. '
4. I
CASE ON MR PORT:
SALK.M. Ore. July 1 !. iPt -Salem
Iihs joined Hoscburg in litl- '
gation to test the validity of bonds j
issued for airport development..
Through Its legal department Sa
lem late yesterday decided to Inter-I
vene in an action with the ett !
of UoMfhurg defending a mui
boml issue for an airport at ttose-;
burg. Salem is Interested because,
voters of this city recently voted!
I.'m.oua for an airport.
( Medford has also entered the
suit. 1
suimnI Communication
Medford Lodge No. DM. A.
I'. A. M . Friday. July I
2th, R p. m. Hy order of
C. M. HOCSTON. Secy.
W. M.
1 1"
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
kl-'OI: SAl.i:- Krcsh row. Phone
I r.:. i.. i;u
V'ull. S. LK . .liaruain. it-room.
I'l.istelcd house. HI r.iiii;.-il so il
could lie converted into : apart
ments: paid-up p.tvinu: located
3 blocks from City park. Trice
J'Jlaii. Some terms. -;. f, I'.u-n.
Itealtor, South Ktvel-slde. Tel
uau or i.i;t. its
l'lt SA1.K a.. -acre tract, near
KIiiks hiuhway: all In alfalfa: :l
rmoii house. kiiisI bfti n. chicken
house. Uiiratte. some fruit trees,
larire shade tree, all kinds of
berries. owners out of -town.
Will sell rlfcht mi easx terms. I :,
c Corn. II South Itlversl.le Tel
1339 or UTT.
PRECOX. TIirttSDAY.
FX-MEDFORDITE
! Afi4IN0N.;i4Nn
I i ruMin uii wii ii iu . ...
I onAiM nrAniMP
UttAM nLMm 1U
POIti'LAXD, Die. July ift. o?i
Kates of iraln shiiflied from
(1;ihn tn nrthw..i ,.,.. ,:n,
should he lower than on shipments :
east because the coast pons a:-''.
closer, Arthur Geary, attorney rep- (
resenilng ilie blalio Ktato Craiiiie,
said today in his testimony at the
; interstate commerce commission
.grain rule hearing. The Crango h"
lepie.Hents has T.UOO memhers.
1 fjeary's testiminy was Introduced
ito cntnhat objections of Walter
. p,., to the coast. Idaho .-;ral:i !
1 .AVma hIioiiDI flow soutli and easi '
, ,0 MU'slsslppi river and gulf ports.
; Scott said
The Idaho Crango is for lower i
rates to any port, deary added, j
hut it believes the best, iransporta-j
tion policy calls for shipment to!
the nearest port. !
Hugh A. .Martin, grain buyer for1
Keer, Clifford & Company. Po' t- .
land, corrobrated testimony favor-j
ing the Columbia river port differ- '
ential offered yesterday hy A. M. I
ChrsiaH. grain buyer for Hali'our, !
Cutluie A: Co. -!
it r
atOra W Oman OH.
Journey to Europe
Tells of Travels
Driving; across the desert on the
wnv from Salt Lake City. I'Uh, in
Chicago. ML. In a car Ik not so bad
finer an, according to Miss Kit tea
h(lfh ,.,. .1UU,U11M. ullt,u,.lllli
, ""
:,u " . in thi coanty. wlr,
tlHst-nlK'tl Her trip III a letter wilflinr jiv Dreams-, Miss lcarl I'ehl:
.Mainl I liapman lrom
; ahoard tie S. S
Devonian fll rnnto
It i Kill ope.
II !.... -M...II'.,...! I...... 1
:". " '
wiin tier cousin, .miss .t a inwn-
,
i senu. I ae two women drove across
Ii.- coiiiilry. visiliitK I hlcaKO, 111.;
j Salt Lake City. 1 tali; lisliinnloti.
1). C; I'lllladcljitiia, Pa.: Huston.
i Mass., and New York City.
1 ne temple tour :roui, 01 wnicu j
I Miss lldrr is a member, will visit
KniAlanil, tieniiany, i'rttnce. Su it-.-
ciiatid. Spain. Italy, Belgium ami 1
Holland during the summer.
Diamond "King" reeled.
WAIISAW. Pidand. July !.- ifPtl
The Warsaw police arrested
persons and confiscated diamonds
valued at s7i.it"M today In a mid I
upon a suspected smuggling offic
When the police entered, the
found 4'J persons, most of whom
were fran 1 ieally t r ing to hide
gems. Some sallo.-i-d the stones
anil some even threw tllein out of
window.
,. y. 1 t 1
These Drug Stores
are open nights this
week:
Jarmin & Woods
James McNair Pharmacy
West Side Pharmacy
MB.YhJi
Storage
Space
for
RENT
Our class "A' nitnlcni
coniTt'te Wiirelioiise iif
fonls you siifV slnniiie
for luiiiselitilil gnntls,
frniins, iiiilnmnhilt's, or
what have vout v -
t..
MONARCH
Seed & Feed Co.
Phone 2G0 for Rates
Beck's Breads
hnvo a delightful, iinustiat
riavof, i vlil. h salislics one's
natiirnl loimini; for ai-iet.
Ask your Rroccr lor BECK'S
BREAD.
JULY 10. 102S.
Radio Program
KMED
Mull Trlbnni--Vlrt'ln Stallnn
.j. .J. . .5. .;.
Thursday, July 19
P. M.
! S to '.! Cold Seal Ci ilcry,
It to ;::;) -Kefiie:it nuii'i'-r's
I hioadcast hv Karl Moiililren
and Airs. 11.. C. illiauioii
throiigli courtesy of M..!-iii
limn htn.'; U kheei M.-al
! Company.
Friday, July 20
A. M.
! J
1 t
il
...
l' to i':;n -Somliern Drf-'on
KJectric. '
10 .;;u io II- M. Ai. Depart t-
metn Store. v
4 1 1 to ! .lacfjue l.eno
Millinery. :
I 31 :.'So to 12 lirophy's Jewelry
Store.
P. M .
12::!0 to 1 Palmer Music !
I- House. f
8 to 0 --Itealty Hoard.
It to in American Leg inn
Frolic.
.j. .j. . .. .j. ,j. ,
Karl M on Idem. vb.linM. a nd
Alls, f I. '. Williamson, pianist,
will broadcast reiniesi numbers
from station KMIOD tonigln. t'-'-ni
:i to :i::;n n'tio.-u n the ii-tri r
week ly MmiUtii PliMiibing and
Sheet Metal company program.
The following Is a list of the
j mi i ul. ers
-; persons
be played and the
whom they will be
I dcdicaied ;
;. ""iJi.v My Head lU-neath a Kosc',
i played for Airs. Kdna Kogers:
! 'Krasiiuita". fnr W. C Newhatl:
'"Listen to tlie Alocking Hird ". for
Airs. Ccni-vieve Wall; "My lih.e
iTTt
Paul Cuoii; "Traumeri".
ales; ' t rinison ISIushes .
for Many Comsiock; "C.rt Oul
and (let I'nder the M-eui". for
.M rM. Laura Putins n ; "I'm W.iit tug
for Ships Thai Never I'imii' In",
for Airs. (leorge Demmer of San
Francisco; "Kiitimna," I'm- AI i.-s
, l(
-Kennedy ; ".lust a .Memory .
,,- v.. n.,ff,an; "(ilrl
; -w n ti I Dream of Old Ki-in, I'm
Dreaminu of You", for Miss Mar-
L'aret Sidlev -tin the -Hanks of
'.. ,
"'"as" ""' laytof.
iin v im"
.U.I I . .
'.I for MIks .luila
11.1I- XlKhf for
I i.,,, .1
i willia
l.y. liar.!.
; Ontario l.iiihlini: permits f
.Inn"
.-lie.l
l.'.-l.'.a.
1 1 ! If P I
! iillllllii ! I i ,! Iilllil
i
"': I
'
if 11 a 1 I
I (mi Wt u ; ffi tKiu 1 ALS0 TW0 GREAT ACTS 0F I
llr' '$ m lm i " talkies" I
lV ' .'f'tl ' ' ChIm ' "TH0SE PULLMAN PORTERS" S
5r ' ' 'linillijii th amous Vaudevdle Star gjj
ilili 'i JcUjJl 'fcjMlM BLOSSOM SEELEY 8
9T ' M.?iW 'iflljTll ! Queen of Syncopation -jl
'If! It' W EiiZSsmSSsr l
IX Sfi 11 I i I 1 4 Complete Admission J
Yi IlV r - t'l il Shows Daily Mats. 10 and 35 S
lr ' C Alt ' flS-i. ':30. 3: 15, 7 and 9 g Eves. 25 and 50 f
WTTrr Jl
mWZft Attend the Matinees ULjV Mi
VAUDEVILLE STARS .
TQ-BUY LAND HERE
"My l-oys don't smoke and I
think they are model-', as far a"
morals are concerned." It was
lii;;Uy-:;I: hired, erinl.l;. -headed Thus.
Cole, father ri the two Colo bio
titers ul.o apjiearcd la.'.t ni'ht ai
the Craterian theatre in a son?,
dance ;,nd bahin act. telling why
he travels around wftli his sons.
Thotnus and Austin 'Cole. Hi and vhii
is yeai j of a'-;e. were bound to 1 ford
on ihe r.tage, althou-it tlie protn!
father said that he had aspirations
for them which included training
for the bar and eii-4ineering. T!i
family lived in New York City.
where the hoys attended
srhnol.
"I've been father, mother and
business manager for ' my bnvs
sin' they were very young." Ah.
Cole related. "Some time the three
of us will come hack here and huv
a farm." he said. "I will save m'
"TIL iO U iin
Prices 25c and 50c
A New Page in the
History Making of Talking
Motion Pictures
SEE and HEAR!
Lionel Barrymore
May McAvoy
WILLIAM COLLIER, ALEC FRANCIS
in
The Mightiest of Dramas
"THE LION
AND
THE MOUSE"
A picture that is doinrj
more to bring the public
to realize what the toll
ing motion picture has in
store for them than any
sound production so far
brought to the screen.
Nothing on the screen
has ever received
praise this pictur
getting.
' iliAii " io t hat 'nf
Ixiysl money -tor
ran come rmch
tvilv a t$iw company is hard ,n
yoUtiK ftjUj if H.Y mtv.tlie k I(;
'Viiul l Tmiiiin, Mr. Cule V,
elated. Krom i the trio i,.,..
to rtaicin, wncie nit- Milliners v. j
appear this week end at the l-;
no re theatre. .
PLAY G. FLAGPOLE
Donated hy the 0vi n ( n i-j, n
LuuihtT company, a fii.g p.,;, ,
Ii will bo tile liiMK-sl i:i M
when creeled, was
yesierday to the Anieiitan i.ei,,;,
playgrounds and will he set up t hi-
week or early next. The ,,!.
came from the P.utte Kails h,.1
inv.s of the lumber company unci u
high exactly 112 feet high, it is u
inches in diameter at the bast- ; il
l's the Ft might est that cntiltL. i
found in the Itutte I'alls wn
It will be erected through the i
tesy of the- Caliinrnia Oregon I'ou-.
er company near the rear of the
grounds.
Frank's Comedians
IN
THE BIG TENT
TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY
The Sensational Comedy-Drama
Walked' Home"
Curtain 8:05
6th and Holly
Vaudeville Drama Orchestra
Here!
is the TALKING PICTURE
SENSATION that is stirring
the N;ttiori.
e
. I
l
!