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0 o ,n-o I k K( ) K MATTi TTTUTNE, MEOF'OUP. OI'FCOW SATURDAY. 'AnU'ST t. 1 fl'-N. IE0 URGES HELP 10 BENCH BY BAR A srf'Jitc-r rmnicnititin 'ictwcen tht Jar ami tin? Iiom!. was ih;1 by Mnjor Williuiu I. .Maci'nick'-n of WasliinKimi, U. I'., hc-utl uf tho national aeronautical lf iuitiiu-m tl(pai'tmc'iit under the ilt-purtiiiriit of cominfr1 a mt alho ri-i;i ry uf ihti American J tar a.-sntiutinn. V.11PH HpokO l-fie llli'IllltiMS uf the Jackson County l'.:ir assoilii tion unl visitors ai a ti:uii'uot held nt tho Hotel Med ford lust evi-ntiiK. This cooperation, said Major MaoCracken, who In pnrmitn from IVin n;H infill I liilt- n.nvnnlinii -i I ,5ivatllo to his Washington. V). t, hf udquurtci'N, would not m-i'i'ssa r ily affect widlcts th judge- returns In Individual cases, tut would nf I'ect the handling of court Mim nesH, haudlliiK of calendars and other matters which through co 0 Iteration would benefit both sides. Major M act' rack en went on to remark on the lack of good urbani zation anions lawyers and of har associations, which could he ninth more powerful if members would take a jM'cater interest in nssoeia tlon work. The power the associa tion could wield would include a ha ml in the selection of judges, -ouit procedure, rules of court, legislative refor ni.mil the forming of n judicial council. The speaker declared lawyers must have a bet ter organization and urged local lawyers to continue the local organization. Other speakers at the banquet Included lon Newbury, president; ''nlonel K. K. Kelly, toast master: OL.'nlnne1 I ' f I ThniiK.in It,-t. K Fisher of Marshf.Wd. J iHige Kck wall of I'ortlaiul, Claude n. Giles and J. W. Mclnturff of Mursh field, Attorney Allan A. llynan of Portland and Judge and William ItriKK of Ashland. Daily Meteorological Report August 4. 1928 Forecasts Medford and vicinity: Fair to-1 night and Sunday. No chance in temperature. Oregon: Cloudy on coast and fair in interior tonight and Sunday. No change in humidity or temperature. a, T) LOCAL DATA Temperature (Deg) - HighiiHt tlast 12 hra.j lowent (liiist 12 hrs.) Kel. Humidity (Pet.).. Piecipltntion (inches) State of Weather Lo w8 1. Feni pe ra t u r e lug 47 degrees. 77 4S i 7S 77 ftS 4S i 45 sr, ( .00 .00 Clear Clenr tills morn- Total precipitation since Septem ber 1, l!-'7, la.Ga inches. ""Sunset today, 7:26 p. m. Sunrise Sunday, 5:09 a. m. Sunset Sunday, 7:2f p. in. Observations Taken at 5 A, 120th Meridian Time M. to n HOOVER'S AIL "J I "r? r 3v I CITT X3 ?'lnutiy linker City .... 7fi lllsmarek "8 llole 74 Denver "li 1ph Molna .... SO Kresno '. Heleua .' 7(i l.os AnKeles .. i MurHhrield I'hoeiiix 100 I'ortland 71 Ued I Huff !4 HoHchMrn 70 Salt Lake Sci Kan Krnnclsco 72 A Simla Ke 76 Clear Cloudy PI Cloudy Cloudy Clear Clear Cloudy Cloudy Clear Cloudy Clear Cloudy Cloudy Clear Clear Cloudv Clear IM Cloudy K r.2 CR B f.O K0 48 74 58 f.4 GO OS r2 50 54 62 64 r Seattle i- Spokane s Walla Walla.... S6 Winnipeg i.7wrbici. 51' Clear Meteorologist 'The Upland Rider' at Rialto Tomorrow Maintaining the standard of pre vious pictures, cspei lally ihose j which have won him such a tre-, mcudous following In the short j time of two years, Ken Mayna rd has made another winner, "The I'plnnd Hider," his latest westei-i feature which Is coming tomorrow to the Kinlto theater. The rise from n stnr circus rider to thnt of a world famous motion picture star, all in the short space of two years, is Indeed a feat, nnd ihia has been brought about by n jl'ftniMnatlon of excellent stories. : ucting and direction. "The Up land Hider' in another example of that type of entertainment. It Is -replete with action, daredevil stunts, nnd spectacular horseman- ship and the type of thrills that will have the audience gasping and , applauding. Lumber Bit'din Bittf MEATTLK. Wash., Atif. 4.' Reduction In the volume of lum ber manufactured in the Pacific nortbett during 1 KJ, nnd order and shipments In excess of produc tion, indicate that the industry' is airninin a RironRer p-uinn unm . it has prohahly held fo-r, the In si i held at isnn Atnonio. i exas., Ktiinu four years, the West Const Lum-itime in October of this year. hermen's association announced! - tji - here today !n Vk tnx 1,1 ' 4 "'"'" 4 Tnoiiiin Man Tle-i TACOMA. Wash., Aiur. 4 - -fP ieort?e Henry flilpfn. irlars old. pWstdent of the Northwest Chair i fmpnny, Tacoina. died early today atVhls byne herp after an illness of ji year und a half. P. M. WARNER GETS1 EAST AIR MAIL I N FASI TIME IW master Warner yesterday received :tir mail l.-iti'is, which he sent out from Medford. addressed to himself tu various cities m the eastern and western slates, to be remailed to him by air mail on the day the new cheaper air mail went into effe.-t on An uust 1st, and the time of their fast journeying bark here strik ingly illustrate what n bin gaii. in time is inaiTe by using, the air mail. Air mail postage now costs only f, rents fur the first ounce, which will take any ordinary let ter to any place in the l'nite.1 States. A savins in time on a letter sent from Medford to an eastern ; nnd middle west point is two 1 days and vice versa, if mailed early enough to caich the daily air mail service, despite a lay :vep of 8 hours in San Francisco to make air mail connections. The actual fly tin time of the air mail between Medford and New York is hours. i The letter received bv Postmas ter Warner from Albany. N. Y.. and mailed in I hat city on Angusi ! I at s:iO :i. m., was received her? 'at 11:30 p. m.. on August .1. The letter mailed to him from New , York City on August i at 2::ti . in., reached the Medford post j office at !i::to a. in.. A UK ust 3. I The following are times of de : part ure from some other points by air mail on Aukusi i. and the receipt hi KiiMt ;t: at !t:;iu a. m.. An- Kr m H:;iO p. Peoria. III., m., received a. m.; Iowa t 4:30 p. m., mailed in Medfordj City. Iowa, ! received in I at p :3 0 mailed i Medford at !i::ti in.;" I'ineoln, Neb., mailed at 2 at Medford, 9::to i Mich., mailed nl . celved in Medford, Toledo. Ohio., maib . m., received . m.: Detroit, ::!0 p. in., re !::iit a. m. 1 a i ! a. m re.eived in Medford at Madison. Wis., ma'led received hi Medford. to a. in. t r, p. .-.0 a. m.; Ihitte, Mont., mailed received in Medford a The use of the air nt S a. !:30 a mail is daily ex no w P' " i to tasi increase ; because of the cheaper postage in -ffH-t. and wiih the national volume increaslnu' and when the jai" '"ouies are lighted to provide. inigm iiyiiiK. me increase wi't o jj. ! soon Krow . to such proportions I that better connections will b SS j made between the various air mail II plane carrying lines, which will make a still further substantial 7 I savinu air delivery. 4 Personal Notes of Convention ! Thursday morning nt 8 o'clock the streets of Med lord were filled I with noisy drum corps unit men of soldierly carnage. Friday morn j lug there were fewer hands in ac i lion. The visitors were not so en ergetic. This morning at eight ! there was only one lone drummer parading .Main heating a feeble. : tune as he wandered along, cs leoited hy one of his buddies. Al! I of which might be described as the j calm after a storm. I Some conscientious and nhserv I ing lady at the morning Auxiliary meeting announced that the Ainer lean flu.- at the from of the room j was not properly placed. This wa-i the second time in two days that ;a mistake had been made In ar ranging the flag. When the flag ! Is on the stage it should be at ! the speaker's left, but If the flag : is standing on the floor it should be at the chairman's rteht, accord ing to rules and regulations, j An explosion followed by much ; smoke and heart rending screams from women in the atidience'took ; place this morning at the llaptist church. When the fog cleared away ; Verne Shangle- and his cameia i man were found in the rear 01 the room, red-faced and apologetic for having caused so much dis ; tttrbance. The only Auxiliary delegate from the Sunset unit at North Hend is I Mrs. Vera West. Marshfield wo- jmen who ate attending the con-! vention as official representatives! j include Mrs. Claud (liles. Mi". : ' Charles Huggtns, and Mrs. William I Horsfall. general chairman of i i music lor the sessions. Mrs. Dor-i otbv Dunlap Is here from the, ! George Hell unit at Kent, Ore. ."The best, exhibition of drum , corns I've ever heard. i hat s ( wmt c,nl. J. P. "Patsy" O'Neil of i ortami( one of the judges of the j COnteKt last night, said about the j affair. The colonel Is Raid to he j the only American general officer j wn0 was wounded in the front iine during the World war, and ' although he doesn't tell this, he ir decorated with more than n few medals. "Lcfore I ever joined th American Legion I specified that I wanted to be a high private ii the rear ranks, Mr. O'Neil stated this morning ns be'waited for the train to Portland. Members of the Saloni quartet which won first prize In th con test yesterday Include Mrs. It. W. Wyatt, first ttoprann; Mrs. B. .T. Howe, second soprano: Mn. Sm Rnljii)n, firm alio: Mr. Walter Zn. flfcon4 lt. Mi Iei Utdlt Tarttr U tht director. A recommendation has been made to the execuUve committee of th Auxiliary that the roup he Bent to the National Auxiliary and Ameriraif Legion convention to be iO DLNVKU. Aug. 4. A presl- " " identiO warrant mr ine arrw mi Henry M. Itl.i ekmer. mi!0 ma ire oi' Ulenti.O warrant for the arrest of; Henry M. Itkn knier. nii!0maire oi man an,-niissiiiK w itness in f.imoii T'-aint Iioruf nil imlal. I was received here today and an officer will sent to France to jrcturn him fur trinl. Sidelights on the Convention The boys' American hegion baud of Hellei'Iuwer, Cal., post yesterday and today has been a good street attract ion by giving concerts at various street intersections, un rant ing a large crowd . of listeners at eath concert, Te band, composed of a dozen pieees. has been mak ing a lour of the coast, going as far north as Canada. The hoys an traveling by auto truck. The youngest of the groni is Walter Hill, who is reguided as one of the younncft drummeiH taking pari in band work. lie is nine years of Apparently becominK discourav;- ed that lite visiting leejonnaii es . are not interested in playiiiK for I bliinkets, several of the blanket L concessions of the small carnival ; company which set up business on North Kit street hcan dismant Uuk their booths yestefday. lue to Jotlnr attractions the sanies of skill j and luck are not attracting tie ; usual patronage. 1 Oh, say, yuh koI any rooms left?" i , is a familiar question fired at local ' hotel clerks durinK the convention ! ' by late arrivals for the three-day i session and by nrani;ers who do 'not know that hotels are crowd, ill i to capacity. The strangers move : on to Ashland or go on the (irants, P.t-sm fiir aecomniodatb .is. while , the legion nairos find hunks with . friends or sleep in cars. 1 Dr. C. C. Coldsbt rry.local den tist, has been having a reunion wiih old frieiu;. since the arrival of the Kntcrprise drum corps and delegates. Dr. ( 'oldsbt-rry is a for mer resilient of enterprise and Is proud of l he fact t hat the city, which has only .'.tin a inhabit an is, can make the fine showing It did. vn old model Ford from lOugcne, with off-cenler wheels and a body hberallv daubed with wisecracks and bright savhiL-s. has been roa in hiB tl... .suwts t,i!,y, un:.inK ;;t - j tentlon ! car, while beitiK driven Jumps about cupants a bumpy ride. 1 tespite Hi.- fiiet ih.it the Kerby post is the smallest and newest in Orentiii. it has been taking an active part In the convention. Us mem hers took part in the stum program at the fairgrounds and in .Medford made known their pres ence hy bin banners tacked to their automobiles. The must entertaining stunt staKcd )y visiting Legionnaires during the convention was staged lust night hy members of the Corl land ddc4aitoM who gave their im pression uf a French fire depart ment in action. Ked flares were set off In rooms above the Medford Pharmacy and Star Meat Market on Fust Main street and two men, "trapped hy the flames." appeared at the windows screnmitiK for aid. Firemen dressed in red flannels rushed to the scene with the old Jacksonville fire pump, used .in years ago, and finally attached a hose to a fire hydrant and aimed al the windows. However, much of the water fell on the crowd, causing l lii-iii to sc:iinper in nil di rect ions, 'fhe stunt was pulled off around this morning :iud w;is watched by several h u n d r e it people. An odd coincidence of the con vention is the presence of Herb Sichel. well known I'ortland cloth ier, 1'hll Jackson of the Portland Journal and James Alexander, also of I'ortland, at the convention all dressed in white suits. It haw so happened thai at eueh convention that this It in has attended white suits have been the order of t he day. M ed ford d uring t hi- con vent ion j has In Its midst William I). Itrown I (liig Hill) the sinning policeman of Portland. Lig P.II1. perhaps one of) the huskiest Legion naires at the convention, sings regularly over 1 KfiW, the Morning Oregonian sta- i tion al Portland, and also over the ' Americah Proadcasting network which Incl uiles Washington and Oregon. stations. He was -scheduled to sing yesterday and today over K.MKD In this city. P.ig Itill at the 4 et X promenade Thursday after noon was elected (iarde de la Porte making him a member of the grand 40 et X voit ure of Oregon. Sorrow was mixed with the con vention festivities for lien Davis, : drum major for the Coos Pay ; corps, who was called to his home at Myrtle Point al 3 o'clock this! morning by the death of an Infant j son. who died suddenly. Last even ing Major Davis was awarded sec ond prize for being the best drum I major in the state and as a result of his departure, the 'oos Hay j drum corps Is without a major. However, members of the corps ; planned lo have Ted linker act as j major in the parade this afternoon, i Majof Davis left hy motor for j Myrtle Point and was accompanied t by his parents. "Medford has stated the best convention In the history of the American Legion in Oregon." Mat ed Tom i-thea of the I'ortland News who is In Medford covering con vention happenings for the Port land paper. "I have never before seen larger crowds assembled at the convention Hesslnnn and Med ford must he congratulated on the wonderful t-ny in which It was put over." Mr. Shea In nn rttve legion 1 iii'mltr ai4 alo n member of the ! A et A, aW-a has n'imd him as their publicity agent for the entire state. . m t'ottnge Orove drum corps mem bers enjoyed the (-hooting of n I small cannon nnd rifles following me 01 oi wie nrum rm ps contest .last night. The cannon wan set off ft) practically all street Intersec J tions on Main Uteet, making a ;(HMiening noise. The 'j2 Overland car won hy ine rwin in i,-gion jiosi ior winning iirsi prize n in" suini, snow at llie f;i grounds Thursday afternoon wa Mill running about the fit reel HbJay und hbviallo chalked un U Ittl III IK lit N.i 1IIKS. Till' I link-Is aw ;irlt-il lUiKem- h:is bf'n si'i-n and :nttut-ftit)y iK nut i" innninn or o State left this t e rs i n Traffic Chief T. A. ltaffety morning for It in headquar Salein t'oiluwhiK a day spent here in connection with the convention ;md a consultation with traffic officers on duty here from various parts of the state directing traffic. StlUe Traffic Officer Uous ton of I'ligene who drove Covcrnor 1. 1.. I'atteisou to Medtord from Sali'iu left yesterday mornitiK f"r his J.ugene lo-adquaiteis. In addition to drum cm ps prizes, four new automobiles were also Kiwu away last nifiht at t Im fair jfioinuN durint: an intermission in l he com se of the eon I est . The ears were awarded by the Pacific LeKion. slat American l.i-Kion magazine, in cunnection with an advert IsiiiK si ant and were j;iven to Albany. Salem. Alonmouth ami i:uene. The curs were purchased thru t he local Treichler Motor compa ny. "lift you know that the 40 el X Soctetie is about as exclusive as a ny organization can K't asked Herb Siehel of Portia ml. Kraml chef dc Tiaine, yesterday and went on to explain: "In order to join i he 4m ei Vs the candidate must have accomplished somethliiK f"t" the legion and lie a square and up right citizen. DrinkinK or card playing is absolutely no qualifica tion. We are a serious minded U ro up and we have a regular pro gram of fctiod work to follow." Arthur A. Murphy. "f don't know, but 1 think it's because of the Irish in me thai i like to get acquainted.' said Ar thur A. Murphy of Seattle, past grand ro tun cinder of ( iregnn and vice-presideni of the Tnion Pacific. "There are all classes of people ill the Legion those of society, and those who worked on the street; those of the wealthiest fam i Ui K, and lho.se of the poorest. When you get acqua i tiled wrth legionnaires, yon find every one with a different personality. Iluild- toi-v nil h-tv.. Ih,. viiw eh'ii-wlel-. 1 ,;. , ,, ,,,,,.,. meet n lot In the owjnil "I am a dub at golf, and have) I very limited success at bridge ami: poker.'" st at -id Mr. Murplfy, "sit I do not cla.sN.any of them us a hob-J j by. I think modern life t nds lo ! j draw men away from any one I ! hobby." ; Mr. Murphy had the privilege! of attending the first caucus of the American Legion. It was held nt j fir Que de Paris in February, l'.'l!'. ( l ne name for the Lei; fun was chosen at this meeting. Two other suggestions besides the name chos en were LaFayetie's Leuhm and Loyal Legion. A second caucus was held later In St. Louis for those who could not attend the one at Paris. Mr. Murphy also attend ed the first national convention at Minneapolis. "1 do not aspire to any higher office," In- said, "but Intend to lake my place In the rear rank, and work as I think we all ought to." Mr. Murphy still holds his mem bership In the Portland post. He says he has not gone fn actively for the Legion work In Seattle, jtl- lhout-,h he ii:i!. ;ittetlib'( some ' of their meetings. Mr. Murphy had the privilege nf nt tending a meet ing with ien. Alexander. Wash ington state commander. Ceticinl Alexander commanded the 77th (II vhinn during ihe World war. Mr. Murphy also attended one of the Legion hanrpieis In Sealth', nt which Mrs. Wallbridge. national president of the Auxiliary, was a guest of honor. AI LOCAL CHURCH At Ihe Presbyterian church Main nnd Holly, in the women' pnrlors. there i nn exhibit of painting by Miss II e I I e Cady W,lU"-. nml William Sakrcn New York City. Miss White has been art di rector In Pratt Institute. New York City for many years and net work Is said to he well worth viewing. Mr. Sakren is a modernist of standing in the oast, and all Le gion visitors cordially invited and local people urged to view these pictures, from 3 to f, and x to 10 today. Vitaphone Picture Draws Big Crowds One of the great charms of War ner ltros.' "MghtH of New Vork." j the flrM of the all-talking motion ; picture which is now playing at, Hunt'H (Yaterlan, lies In the won-i derful diversity of lis in-enen and j character. Inte rsersed In a vir-j lie story .which shown Innocence j in the mtieNtrom of New Vm k's ; night life, there in Introduced a; fashionable night club. The enter- I talnment popular In such resorts ; Is shown In Its entirety through ! Vitaphone. In 1 L1h hc no llelene i f'oslello niipearw to particular ad vantage. The producers gathered a great east of this picture, which Is the biggest novidty on the jo-reen j nt the present time. j There are nlso four nctti of; "T.-tlkien nn the program, giving patrons a variety of the bent the vaudeville st;f-e has to offer. Wife Satitclu-r Wanted POItTLANO, Ore., Aug. L oP) eiegrams were -nt hy the Fher umt i'uiy 10 nn points south j "f Portland In an effort to appre- i hnd Mark Ohl, L'K. who was nc- i eased hy Victor Lnndv, nf 'ancoti- hkii., oi going nwny In f Lundy'H car with Mrs Lundy LWly obtained a wiirmni for Mi 's arrest f.n ft clin ,.,, r.t i ihl's l.-.r- ny. ..O Haleni will penit 110.000 lonmnicntiil linhts un lllijh atrcet. mamm. si o Mark's t-jiisoipal. 1 i -..u-n.-r oakdale and fifth. ! ,i m.. llo c-Uliinunioti. Win. If. H.inuHon. !:to''or. (io-pd Team Moiling, 'flic i:uMUes Men's Co-pH Traill M.-dtoid are to mi el at Uee-e Cr Sunday at p. in. He in front of the l.ii.t .try by l:;ia at the kitisl, and we will iry and make i oou for all. Church of God Corner of North Uiapc and Hoo ver. C. A. Cooper, pastor. Simday school at t : I a. m. Mot nhm set vice, 1 1 o'cliH'k. Kveiiinji service ill S o'clock. lidvek prayer meeting; Wed nesday at s p. in. Kveiyone welcome. Ziort Lutheran Church Xion Kn-:lish l.uthetan Church, West Fou Hi street at Oakdale. F W. HussJtrtl, paslor. liesidenco Kose avenue; phone i J'M-X. Sunday school at lit a. m. Clmn-lt service at 1 1 o'clock. Meeting f Ijtdtcs' Aid Society Thursday at'teriioon at - o'clock ;M Ihe church. Mrn. A. t. IVdersoti hostess. I-'irst MclhiKlist T. II. temple Hesidenee. 2 T :i;!-'. l.piM'opal Church. O .11.. Minister. North (Mange. Te, Mo n ning worship at 11. Subject. ".Need and Supply.'' by the I'aMov. Sunday school at !i;4a. Clarence MeeUer. supeniiiendepi. Mid-week service Wednesday nijj ht at s o'clock. A service iti'-pir.ition ami uplift. 1'nioti service Sunday night the li.iptist church. All are v First hriMinn ( Inn ch. Ninth and Oakdale Sis. arman K. Mel!, minister. 'Mil,-., and pa-- tor's study in ihe church. Phone lmi;. Uesidi-uee phone. 1 3;17. "Test t Mir Welcome." Morning worship and commun ion at l"i;. 1ft. Sermon by the pas tor. Special music. I'niun evenim: service In the P.ap tlst elm re h at N o'clock. I'uion young ten pie's I nee tin. at 7. Hlble school assembly. 1:4 r.. All departments and classes invite you and ure your attendance. Ilaptisl i'huivli. W. II. Vim on. Ph. 1).. Minister. Sunday sebol, 1' : L". a. m. Worship, 1 1 a. in. 'I'nion Young People's meeting. 7 p. m. I'nion evening service. X p. m. Pastor W. II. Fa ton will be the preacher nt Ihe morning worship service, and Key. ('. 1'. IMinhum of Ashland will be the preacher at the even in.: union service. ' Try our welcome. First Cliurch id' t In 1st, Scientist. ' Authorized branch of the mother church, the First Fhtirch of Christ, Scientist, In I ins ton, Mass. Services are held every Sunday at I I o'clock, church edifice, -1 L' North Oakdale. Subject fur to morrow, ' Sph it," Sunday school at ! : 1 .1 a. ni. Ap may plli-nuts under the age o be admitted. Wednesday evening meetings, which include testimonies of OhrK tian Science healings, at S o'clock. The reading room, which Is in the Medford building, is open daily from 1- to 4. i-xi cpi Sundays and holidays. The liiblo and all au thorized Christian Science litera ture may he read, borrowed or pur chased. The public is cordially Invited lo attend th eservlees and visit the reading room. Piivshyierinii C hurch, The Iiible school wit I meet .t fl : I ' a. rn., wit h every department In operation. ( 'lasses have been grouped so that pupils of 'all ages are taken care of during the sum mer months. Vorl (i. Walker, sup erintendent. II a. m., Sermon by Jtev. J. II. ' ! Cnrnahan. r ha plain of t he large ! Army and Navy building in San Francisco. Mr. fnrnahan "was for merly pastor of the Presliytoi Ian church of Ashland for several years accepting Ihe work as chaplain at the time of the war. The union service In the evening at S p. m. will be in the liapllsl church, with Itcv. W. II. Faton in charge. The young people of the churches will also hold a union service with the Paptlst voung peo ple. j Main Slier M. 1 1. ( hiiich. Smith. W K, May, pastor. Parsonag". ; '! North Oakdale. Pastor's study I nt church. P.oth PhoneH 'AM. I Sunday school, ja . ilu c. I Frank lioberts, superintendent. I Sermon, "A Itoughneck'H I le ; ligion." II a. 111. Nperlal solo and duet from niem ! betH of our choir. Lp worth league services, 7 p. m. mrn. "An fihl Message by a truing Man." H p. m. Ilev. Philip Pray. Mterln music and Fong. The official board will meet for th" IriM Feslon of the ennferenn year in the pastor' Fiudy. TueNilav, 7:30 p. m. Prayer meetitig choir practice, Wednesday, 7:3ft p, ni. Vr.u are Invited to worship with ii" at the church of the open door, corner of Oakdale nnd Main. l .!:. MIIIiii-iI PrenchcH nf ('. p. 1. V.. Millard, former well known pa-dor of Ihe Me,ifoid ifhrlsllan ehunh, will iP-hver a Fnririon lec ture Sunday inomfng In f.i'e Cen tral Point christian church, on the Ftihjee. "Can a Man Think Kclen tli'lcnlly nnd Live Spiritually?" Mr. Millard Is encaged In the r"nl es tate btiflneFs In At ed font having recently returned here fiirn Cali fornia, Phone Mearlnir l'rtinnl. I'Olrn.AM). Ore., Amf. 4. MT The f'lty eottm-il tn,;iy post poned until A ni.- nit r, a heinltiT Oi B new franehise for tll I'neifle niepnnne Ar lep-prnpli rt ttn iiany. i "' refimed to aeeept. CENT. FT. HOTEL TAKES OVERFLOW FIRE COMPLETE 1 FROM medford; LOSS TO owners p & Ci:NTlt.l. I'oINT. Mis.- l.oi r.i Main Stl lilt. I 1 I 1 1 III A ihroiiiib the I'. in of Cuba to NeV ck a ;tiv Ilie xit-uded torn Canal by w a rk City. Sh V.i ims n t;one for several week 'am! expects l.i spend the bal.inc In r vacation with her parents, i Mr. and M-- .1. 1'-. Ilamrlck of this ! place before returning to her school : hi California, where she has bei n retained for another year. Mrs. Ltlol Southwell and .lack Southwell and daughter F.lizahetn 'returned home from Fiamond lake Saturday evi nlng. Mrs. Southwell and Kii'al.etb will remain at home .hut Mr. Sou t b well returned to his 1 carpenter work Monday morning. I Fay Love. Klixabelh Seolt, I.es Mer Scott and Harry Laniperi ino ; lored Up to Prosiecl for a Measure ! trip Sunday. ! Miss Florence Ilamrlck i el'-rk-! itu: tu the Pax-on drug store while J M iss t Jet.t k'ic Ada ms is ta k Uxa a 1 vacation and is sitendtng it at the M. Kenie river. I la Iteaines. lAelyu llaiuiltoti and (Telle Realties drove over to ! Lake of tin Woods Saturday anl' spent the Week end. I Mr. and Mr,s. Walter Serber aim; j Mr. and Mrs. Mac S r dmv ' up to I'nion creek to fish Sunday.j : They were accompanied as far n I prospect by Ftheiyti Sciiit. who I 'pent III.' dav at the Cl'ieves hotel! 1 wi'h Jerry Tex, who is spei-din.: ; tin- summer there. j Mr.-. Carrie Hamrick and l-'liza- j I belli Scott spent the day in Med-, ford rick Wednesday .Mi's. II. mi- j rick's daughter, Mrs. Jay Slmpliius j and family. I Until Webster and Amy Johnson j spent the day in Urauts Pass Tues- j day. They drove down with Mr. Webster. J Mr. Moe, who was our S. P. aca-nt ! here for a moiii h and Is now at i Loc.ue Uiver. was a fciiest ill the j ( i , 1 :. l-'os hoi ne evening re ceillly. Several of our town ladies, in- i eluding Mi". Leonard Williams. Mrs. Nora Ding, y and Mrs. Me- j Jimsey. starlet! work In the fruit : a) the old Dennev pai king shed Tuesday morning of this week. I Mr. Itreniier has resumed work j on his hay baler this week after .i layoff or several uays caused ny i the extreme heat. j Clark McDowell and wife were: In town Monday evening vi-dlfng Mrs. Clark, who Is a si5ter of theirs. M i s. Clyde Hanson and daugh ter Petty of P.utte Falls have rented an apartment In our up-to-date ho tel and expect to keep house there during the next year of school. The young men's glee Hub of Mrs. Davidson's Sunday school eta mm met at the I'nion church Tuesday evening and put in rome kimmI hard praei be for fut ure work. The alumni fpl.irtet also prai-tlced the same evt nlng. Miss Vera Davis 1m a pleasant little clerk In our new Jones gro cery store. Mr. and Mrs. Armine Lewis and small sou were in town several days Ibis week on biisiiuSH com Idned with pleasure. They drove l 1 t n vallls .Sunday forenoon win-re Mr. Lewis has purchased one of the leading meat ma rltets or the ehy 11 ml is now etiKaued in husluess. Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Richmond anil small da uk liter IP-Ien and Miss Nunlce Musty started their vae.'ilinn the first of the week by gnliiK lo l'ike nf Ihe Woods 11 cimplnj; 1 rip. for tl. C. McAllister of Kitgene Ik here nn business for a few days. I le is the guest of several of Ins old-time friends here, dividing his lime among them. Mrs. tJohNbury and Mrs. fheey spent last Thursday in Ashland, where i hey visited the training Kchool and Mrs. Sheley enrolled for the last six weeks term at the Southern Oregon State Nor mal, which she Is now attending. Miss Hazel Stevi ns'n. In com pany with her mother, accompnn- .! Ml- M.-f-illfwt.-i- 1,. I'.iilr.l Point. They ure arranulng iheirl business affairs preparatory to moving to Kugene when Minn lla-j ze has a position as fifth grade j tcaeher In one itf the schools. They are also visiting old friends while Mrs .Weaver's mother, who has; be n here for some lime. left ' Thursday morning for Haines, Ore.,1 her former home. She expects to renin in several weeks visiting old friends. Attorney Trill and daughter ,1a nette were In our city one day this Week, The Lndlen' Aid society met Thursday afternoon nnd dispensed with their usual business and Hew , M. Johnson conducted the lilhle slud.v. Owlin? lo the Imsy time of the fruit sensnii. It was deelded In have only one meetlnc In An uust and one In S'itetu her. The next fine will he held Ihe first Thursday in September lit the J. Ii. Iloswell home. Itiilph l.aVee drove dnwn frnm Millie Knlls P.it,iirlay nleht to spend .Sunday with Mrs. LaVee and Willi,. We tire f.'tmt to note tluit our hotel N ttrnfiifliir hy ihe hire,' over- g c(aVcA ft t QIS - BEAGLE P. OFFICE SAMS VALLKV, Am- ' smoke tluil loomed up to the , eat of us and aiiiai ted atteniion Saturday j.fit iuo( -Th-north-nun h i w a s found to have been caused by 'Ic 'burning of the HeaHe post oft ice, th.e fiie of which also look several oilier buildings in the I teazle vi- ciniiy ;ttid burned over a consider able area of ground. It is reported that the 1 he was set by a small member of a family and. due to ihe absence of the parents, had iaincd tnu much headway hefoiv help could be had to check it. The extent of the damage lias not been repot led hut 111 me of 1 he da ma no was covered by insurance. Miss Dunnu McDunongh returned Sunday night from a week-end visit with Medford relatives. Misses Vera and Dorothy Abbot! arc two youiNj; people who motored alone from Minnesota to Medford ami vicinity and just recently visit ed their uncle. S. S. Abbott. bc"c. The young ladies made the trip n 11 days and are now on their re turn home. Miss Dorothy was form er! v a resident of the county The Nealon and Wilson ing machine is expected in our mil' ilis- trict bv tl.c first id' net Fveryone is ready lo thresh and with lnns of threateuii:.; rr.in all are anxious tit see the machine get here. Many from here attended Die iniM ican I .eg. ion pat ade and air ircus in Medford Friday night. Mr. and Mr:;. Uay Sieves and children. Mural and Jimmy, who have spent nun h of the summer here as guests of Mrs. Sieve;' mo ther. Mrs. ,1. W. Jones, left Mmul'iy for l heir home at La Verne, Fal. Mr. ami Mrs. I.enl Kddmgmn, who are temporarily located at Kirk, spent Sunday wiih Mr. Kit ;lligmn'n parents, Mr. and Mis. W. 'A'. L'Mdingtnii, and family. Mr. and ...v.-.. M- A. Mehitlz and daughter, Leona, lett Wednesday 'or a week's oiitin-; which will in hide a visit to the Oregon Caves and Crescent city. The sudden change in the atiuos 'iliere called for a replenishing of bltmUets hut Ihe circumstances which made the addition of more over necessary for the sleeper was l.ighly appreciated afler the selue i of hot weather, which many old ' Hm say was the worst ever e-. petleaced Here. Misses Naomi Magruder and Frances Wilson returned Thursday evening from a summer session al tlie.Vshiand normal. Mr. ami Mrs. Charles Hutchison and (ton. Dale, accompanied Henry Schulv. on a trip to Crescent Cl'y Sunday. All report u pleasant day. Misses Lorena Coffee nnd Lotha Trushani nf Holland are hoarding fn Ihe community and litdpiu-; to hiirvesl the llarlletl tear crop.. The Siskiyou orchard is working I full handed harvesting and shlp ! ping the llartlett pear crop, one j carload of which has already been j shipped to the eastern market . i Other orchardisls will put on lull ! crews Monday. I While swimming in lioguo river j Sunday Miss Itosie Schii!. had a (narrow escape from being drowned. I Having been swimming most of the day Miss Itosie was fatt-iued 1 .....1 ...,,, ,,, uUtra reachin; he A I i ,iMtniiee she was attempting. ; tim,,Kh within u few feet of the bank lined with onlookers, scarcely anyone knew of Ihe danger, even alter the rescue by Frank Carter and Miss Margin lllewft. Mamie del-erven much credit. Tor her brav ery In keeping her friend from I drowning "ntll help came, i experteneo was enough for Tho Miss Scl niz for (inn clay iinil nhi nuy nlw.'H learned In know whim II (line I" null HwlnunlnK. Mr. nnd Mi'. .1. I.. Hnwn relnnied Snnilay fiiini a few days' mitlnK nl the I'ollcnn liny and Dlammid Lake renin H. Mr nnd Mrs. .1. A. Conk we-e dinner Riiests Knnilay or Iholr nleie. Mrn. While, and huHhnnd of, Meilford. I A he JohnHon Is a vlellm of Ihe j hlK l.eclonnalre celehral Ion unci Is now in the lumpllnl an Ihe reanlt 1 of an unto wreek In Ihe Hlreeln nf i MlM,("n' l.ilin and Marvel jollea visneu Ihe week end with home folks, eonl- ini; over from their wink nl Klnm- ath l-'alls. 4 Ilaliy Kles of llllllis. I, A (illANIH-:. die.. Auk. 4.' The year-nhl K"ll of I eu Wll- llnniH. of Cove. (I. e.. .111 lmrliK reielveil .Inly 2li. when Ihe Imy tipped over a pall nf l.nllliiK water, it was learned here luilny. When the neeldent neell rred. he 1)"V iv n h rushed in l.a Ornnde, trenteil .wl returned Imiv.e. I'hyslilans lilld lint thlnlc. then tnai inn In- juries wniild prove num. flow of the vIslllliK huhomalres of Medford this ve,.k. Many drove In to Medford for the netlvities there the liist few days. Tho Coolest Spot in Oregon IDYLWOOD LODGE MARSHFIELD, OREGON W.E1SETTJ. CARPENTER M(for Flg. 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