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Local and
' Personal
Aftf-r -3 yearn, Iwu c-uuhIiih met
fur Hit flinl tlnic UiU niuriiliiK al
Hie Ui )l wht-ii S. A. lirnrkoii of
HI. riiul K"t ff trln li'"1
Blionk liandK with K. SI. Wilson uf
Aledfurd. wlioM' uui-Ht In' will l,'
illll'liiK the IH'Xl two wi-i'kK. Mr.
llnidkrn in coniii'iiiU with tho In-
li't-Hlnle commerce coinmif.Mi.il "I
.Minncwita, ami thin In his fli't I'll'
Wl'sl.
Tlw iii-w liucllln ciiiliinliliiS'
i.nk:.k-i' ail.' cumMiicui.udy ilirfcr
4'IU, anil thfl'i''w an enilli..sn vmii'ly
In iilakf1 clitinlii; a ili'liKhl. llun
illiraft shop. 1ST
Marriage licenses were IsMiett al
till- cntlnty clerk office toiliiy tn
I.IkIo (i. Wcntlicr. 24. of Koriuliile.
WiikIi.: ami .Icuslli I i ll I ll ri . VI. "f
Axhlninl. nnil to KiIbiii- Mcmluni.
I'll, of Mi'ilforil anil Sieilu Stallion
l!l. of Council, Ma.
Suimnt'i halM now 'l'i't. Adri
cniio Sfwanl'M. Ill
CueM-s from n lili-luilce register-
fil itt Medford llntelM Include Kulli
K. lliildcn I I H-l-ll .M. I lltclicoi k
of llai-tford. Conn., .Mr. and Mm.
N. I. Skiiini'i of .liinie.stuwli. N.
Y., Mr. and Mm. Arthur Alexander
and Mary Alexander of Honolulu.
II. T.. .Mr. and Mrs. .M. ilciilseli of
Lincoln. Nidi.. I., c. I.i Hcve. Mr
and Mrs. C. II. Tuimt and k. M
McDonald of Vancouver. II. ('.. Mr
Itramlford Cook and Mrs. I'. IV
t'onk of New York City, .luck I. Is
lor and Juo Condon of Helena
Alont., Thou. Hcliecl of ('Inriunatl
t).. and .Mrs. C. A. HukIicm of I'cvel
iilokc H. t'.
Ciinnei-y lllirtlcllH wanted. I'lioni
1 -1 Oil. Up will tall. Simon, Shut
lie worth Krcncli. I UK
lr. and Mrs. K. V. Hoffman are
li'avlnu for Purl land Wcilncmln.,
Innruiuu, where lltey will alli'lid
the annual rotlnlon of Ihe 'nil rcjr
ini'lit of Ori'iron VoliiiilocrH, AuKUit
K', and wilt reliirn Annum 13.
Have your cyon cared for now liy
our deferred liHytnnnt titan. Hclon
llfle eyo examination romfnrtnlile
ITlliHNeH. Dr. Jl. A. lilnmhiTH.
Solilhern Ori'KOn Optical Co., 317
Medford Mile Phono 1X8. IlKlf
Mr. mid Mm. ICdKar WlKlil nnil
three children, Dorothy, C.wendo
lyn and Doiuild. of Ontario, Cal..
lire kiickI at (he A!rn. I,. I.. Clraves
homo. Kranilmothor of .Mr. AVkht.
The AVIifhtM Hi'e on their way Ininic
from a five weeks' motor trip earn
from California over the Old Nat
lonal Trull In lien Moines, Iowa,
lind haek over the old Oregon Trail
and Coliimhla Klver highway. They
visited the Velluwstone park of
AVynmlliK. They are enjoying most
of nil their visit wllh .Mr. W ight's
mother, aunt and urnudiiinlhcr al
J-jn North Oakdale.
Newness, rharm and snmrl new'
are exemplified hi the new llii.
ollla mnlirulflcry pnekaues. Handi
craft Shop. 137
"Who's Your lliiuilcitvri-?" l ihe
title of I iinlj; h I K play at Ihe Krank
lent thealer on West sixth street.
Instead of "I 'nderworld," as an
liotllieed 'rsterdiiy. Tonluht's pre
wntntlon In a comeily and will alHo
ho on tomorrow- nih'ht, afler which
u "Tohy" play will he presented.
A special type ,,f (,.,,,, in,,H i
lllK I'lnes I, hr. Co. 7xtf
J. II. Illefendeifer, dlstrlel rei
resenlllllve or Ihe Caslorluhe lit..
flnliiB company, Is sponiIIiik a few
ilayn lu the clly, wnrklnK wllh the
Lewis r'upcr Service, local dlstrlh.
ulora for Caslorlulie.
Clean-up sale on summer dresses
values up o !!). 73, Jlu.l)5, Ailrl
I'line Ktewnrd's. ,j
lleoi'iie Hlli;hllnK, swiniluini! In
structor fi-nni ,, -,iv,,.Nly r
California, who condinlcil a cam.
palmi In Medford j,,,,,., ,,,f,
tlrants Pass Klilliiilay for Newport
Ore., where he wll have chortle of
a HwliumliiK drive.
churls retireseiitallve, Uerllia M
Stone, nan, K..1 N. liokd,,!,., .;
II.-,
Memhera of M..,f,, l,eKl,l
drum corps will march In Ihe Ar.
Hwiu parade nexl Salunlay even
Int. AiiKiisl ll. All men are re
oue.ited l apiiear In unfri at
the chanihi.r of Com head-
in.irlers al 7 o'clock.
Wo i, in,. ,, i, 11K ,.!,,,.,, lM
tree props, ll Ml , h
illl! I'lnes l.hr. Co. 7xif
11 'I'" last lelllounalr'e lis
1 " Hie city aft,.,. ,.
convenllon was Major l; n inv
keiidall. who relurn ,N ,.
ai Klamalh Palls ycslcrdaj ai;,r
noon.
Cl'Ulilm; peaches Just cnH,,. ,
"', or i- mile wcsl
I ho.'lllx dcpol. ,. X. , .,
In ,,,!,
I IV.
r
Packing
House
workers will find our
bakery service solves
tho lunch problem
quickly and economic
ally. FI I IUI? PR
ll A Baker of J
I I Reputation
! Mr. and .Mrs. Joe lirown relurn- Miss Kanny ICIinorc of llennlson. A complete soldier's uniform, ho
cd ycstci day from a motor trip lii Texas, Is a kiicst al the home uf llcveil lo have come from Ihe ! Hh
' Ihe coasl. where Ihey spcnl several , ,Mi. W. II. Itoliejts for a few j I'oasl Artillery corps w ith head
days at IIi.O'Ioq und also drove to months. iiiarler in Washlinilon at Camp
Cu in- lllanoo, c furthest w cslern ; ji,n A. I'i rl. proprietor of 1'erl'a ! Wordcn. was hrouuht to the nohce
point on the I'nllcd Ktnti'H count i p al I'arlors, has equipped his ; "t'ltlon Sunday hy a vlsitins! leKhin-
iotllsldc of Alusltu. I hi),- si dan with Cofflcld Tire l-ro-jtiall o wiio claimed slraiiKer took
I nse .,eci..i s nr. soeclal' tcclors. Iiisuiliiu cnslcr n,ul safci'l'1'" clolhi-H and left the uniform
Adili'iine SIcwnrd'H.
MP
Word WiiH rerolv'd Ihtc
ilay that Mrw. l-iura Tiuyl
vtvr- '
iii'rt, in(hi'i'-iM-!nw or K. A.
Alwuud, Imd tHfJ(l a wit ' lit Jict
home In San DU'ko. al.. last week.
Troo iirojm at Medford J.uinhnr
! A. L. Krondi. IihhI n-rtltur, and
fHnillv iflunnil tti .Mt-tironl Mon-
day. after spending a week lu fort-' l made necessary inasmuch as tlic '
'"' '"'"" and ... . ".ok school was rocomly, fl.i:iUn ,,.,.,,. , ,$,,, .
idcasuiv tiiii confoUitiitcd v th tin IttKUf: Klver i . . . , . , , ' ' '
1M e Ashland park Thil.s.lav district. other schools In thej'' K " , s,u"-' vl"' " ' " '"" !
D.,,,1. Ashland ,.a,k TI,...Wy, transporla- Am'-k. at Cen.ralj
,lii, r, ,. , , , , i....,. I 1 "Int. and also her father, who si
Z.': L. .. " .... ... ... I,
;ii llu- horn.- of lu r aunt and uncle.
.nr. firm .ii i vr, ii. nnniufiH, iui
the pant four week.
We have HomthliiK choice in
tree prop. Do not fail to nee- them.'
HIk I'Iiicm J.hr. To. Tsif
California dm rcfcinlcred ni .Mi-d-ford
hotels include M r. and Mrs. !
John M. Cook of lleverly Hills, -Mr.
and Mrs. William I onion of
l.niifc iieach. Mr. and Mrs. l K.
Itiadford of Crlcndnlc, J. II. Kohn
and family of lierkelcy., Mr. and 1
Mrs. J, H. MiiKlehardt and Mr.
1111(1 Ml'M .1 II Mtirlln ..r I iiu 1,-, i
Bi'H'K. Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Lalil'law
,t vii.i. 111...... m t i
M i'
i nmnan of lujunnu. Mr. and M
A. KaiKky of Venice. Mr. and
Mrs. .1, I'. I'ulvcr tif Kresno. Mr.'
and Mrs. WiKhlman und Miss IMIth j
Tillman of K a n t a ICona. Maln-l '
liicken of Kan Jose, W. W. Coltotlej
of Itnrliank. .Ichhi Koreman of Itr d-
dliiu, Manila Con per of 1'uinona, ;
Alia r.nycr or I'aFadi-na and Mr. I
iind Mrs. Itiiiliilpli Itarih and Mrs. j
K. I. Kingston of San Kranclnco.
iood dairy cow wanted, frcm or!
euinlnv fi-e-h foioii. Dr. (iir.cu. i
I'Ikiiic r .i . I ;it '
Mr. and Mrs. Crank Maston left j
last cvenlni; for their home In
Chlco, Cal., rnllowlnu a chort visit
hen- wltli friends while en route
hy motor from a vacation trip to
I'ortlaud.
Tree props at Medford Uiml.er
Co. Phone Kilt I
Km Hip first lime since prohibi
tion weal Into eHeel dniKKlsl soon
will he able (o ohlaln alcohol In
pint hot lies, instead of helnt; forced
lo lake It In flve-ualloti cans and
Imtlln ft ihcuisclves. Prohibition
officials uu uoii nccfl flHt Saturday
that, effective Aiil-u! I ;..
on h h.. purclniKcd In nlni ,in(i
allon (iiiantlties.
Dre.ssmaklnL' a n d reiuoiiclliiL'.
Fashion Hhoi, -I'M Medford llldir.
tf
Mr,. li. J. Amfenson of Poiiland
came here tin end of the week to
spend an extended vacation at (he
home of her daughter, Mrs. Kve
lyn Simonsou.
Dance. Ashland park Thursday
niKht.
When kIvcu a, hi-arim; In (he
Ashland Justife court yesterday on
a charge of Inloxlcatlon. for which
he was arretted in Medford last
Sunday. . Alters ir Central
Point was fined Sl'.'p. lid Wyatt.
arreate, wn durliiL- the eonven-'
tion on a booze charge, wa.s hIn
arriilL'nc.i xx-. ,.i , ....
I,. ," ' . '"'ford
in i-iin-f H piea
rnnnery Hartlitttn wanted. Phone
MHO. We will call. Hfinuu. Shut.
tie worth & l-Yeuell. r-u;
M bera of Ihe OreL-on sl;.ie
branch of the .Natioiuil League of
I Hytrin I'osi masters will meet In
I'nrtland for their annual conven
tion, conxiMiimr f H two-day sch.
vlon .'darling l-Yhlav. Aulmini to.
Tree propH al Mi dford I.uinher
'o. Phone- :'!. vof
Adiong tho hotel guetn n Med
ford from the Ntatr of U'ashlng
tou are Oru t'ollhiH. Mr. i.ml Mr
15. II. Oordon of Vancouver. (Jeorge
Mcvf( of Spokane. It. A. Wander
n of I'eutralbt and W. II, KcIHh,
II. lloefle. Mm. i. It, Lavman
and I'red Sanders of .Seal lie
ll'-v. t'h'irle, Hampton nf ev
Vorn will give a lecture of llealim:
and Ihe Lawa that lb. vera Health
and His' use. in Ihe Vhensoph lea I
lodge room, liusiue't t'oiii'ge nidi:.
No. Crape SI . Thursday even lug.
Aug. !l. Lecture free; collei-tioii.
I. llutcbKou and T. H. I .it ins
ib-ti jioui the day al lliille Kails
looking nvi r timber Interests in
the mountain.
( 'hb-Ken dinner.-, t'ovcreu Wag
V;.e. Temporary auto Hccmhcs were I.-.
Mied at th- slieriff's office vesler-
day to Alio aylor. I-Vanit Por I
land, H. Oarfichl. Vlrgll rngglu-i.
'. I ( 'roslcy and I torn Isaacson
of Medford. Frank lavln of Ash
land. Tom Tony of Unite Kails and '
P.. J Kcrhti of fentral Point.
Sulm In dt inking water. Mer-
riek's chlorinated pool. Sti'tfj
t'einlng here to attend Ihe funer-J
al id her father, .1. M. Thomas of j
Huntington I'.euch. 'al., Mho died'
"iiddenly while visiting tn Jackson:
vlile Krblay. Mrs. S. K. Kagg nr.
iled in Medford ihl morning from
I lock I liver. Wyo. Mr. a ml Mrs. i
11. L, Tiiomas of Twin Kails, Ida.. I
a No came here to attend the fu-i
lo-ial. Mr. Thomas In a eon of'
t he d' ccaM-d ma n. Ocalh came ,
hlb- Mr. and Mrs. Thomas, ac-1
eompanled by their daughter and ;
Min-in-hn. Mi. and Mrs. W. K. j
Skelley. .th. of Huntington Iieach.
were i;uestn at ihe home of Mrn.
Thomas' sister. Mrs, L. .1. I'ombetttj
at Jacksonville.
Ir, A. A. Itoss and daughter..
MIh KM.Mbeth l.o!-s. came here the,
end of the eek from Loekbnrt,!
Tex. to spend a short vneation at1
Hie Miimnn- homes of hts mother.
Mis, M Ho. .vi r. and other tela- '
tlves in the Va!h '
The first hjiliy elltdc to Oe !h Id !
for SC. -l.il week Will he held llfl
! i liln. at th. lt.ipt.t church by
the county health unit with Hi.
L. U. hiske. p and I'ouuty mse
L Jn King in idiHrue. lieerv.i -Hons
imi-' be made early for the
clinie und ntiiy be nuidc by calling
the unit offiee in the eourlhou-MV
Mi. nod Mr.- W. h Lolgcr bctaa
a VHiHiloa of to wveks yesterday
and U upend their time in the
Lake of the Woods region. Mr,
Holger in the maiutKet for ihe local
J. 0. Penney More,
MEDFORD MATL
driving, elimination :i;i',c or all lire
troolilc and clfeollni; a savlnu of
lo !:,il a year In lire xpense.
See W. A. t:ranc, dlslrlliulor,
N. l''ronl.I. for demonstrullon. 137
Tin itoKUM llivt'i- Mchuul huai'd
j rn t laxt
inn,,, to take up the
1 IIvIiik uvor a mile awy frin iho
1 mcIhiI. Tho tranHpoi tatlnn invo
v. ev 11, 1 1 1 1 , ,
1 Jai-kminviiH'.
i i.iooti uairy cow waniru, iri'Mii un
doming rres'h hooii. Ur. f..tzen,
!''' r"'''- J37! Mr. and Men. J.. I. foii.j;Ip of
Included amoiiK i-Konl!tnn Diamond. Ore, ar- kuchIh of tier
r'KlMtr-d at local liou-lw arc Arlic i oarcnis, Mr. and Mrs. flcorKf Co
(j. Walter of McMlnnvillc, Dr. ,1.1 rum on Houth Vntial avenue
S. Mlhnp and Mi mm Helen I SImIiui
of Forest Crave, T. W. McKaddcn
of Salem, C. A. Hartley of OrrKon
City and 11. Vanderver uf Chemult
and It. K. llaylniiu of JCunie.
Members of I lie American J.c-- J
Klon oanveniion com mil lee were i
1 K"1;"'" "'
I ond nhow at tin
Hunt at the hcc
Craierlan theater j
fillowliiK a meeiiim :it
the Chamber of Commerce.
Mrs. John McXeviu of firode
rlck, Volo county. Cal., and Mrs.
Sam N'imcnt and daughter X ii'lnia
of Saerainento, Cal.. ret uracil to
their homes tills morning after j
spending weeks at the liomc
of Mr. and Mrs. D. Xugent. son j
and daughter-in-law of Mrs. Sara!
Nugent. During their slay In the
valley, til" ladies visited Crater
Lake.
Them will be an Important meet
ing of Medford Artisans tonight
at the W. O. W. hall, beginning
(at X tiYluek. Plans for I lie; big
conclave to be held here the end
of the week, August U. HI and 11.
j will be dlseusKeti und definite ar
! rangementH for Ihe program com
I pleted. (
I Among the motor tourists from
I a dislauce who registered today
'at the Incal branch of the out of
state auto registration bureau arc
C. M. Deardmf ti( Denver. Colo.,
filory Smith of Jamestown, Knns..
: and Kred Waters of Sparks, Nov.
A Coodyear lire In good eondi
j tion which was found on Ihe street
1 Sunday Is at the puller station
I awaiting ih claim of Its owner.
It IneludeH a rim and la of the
j V, I x:.':'i ai.e.
I The first prize I !i 1 overland
auto wlilch was prevented to the
Salem Legiiin pout for staging the
bcMt Mtunt at Hie stunt nhow held
at the fairgrounds last Thursday
afternoon. I.i now siamliiiK on llu
Southern I'adfic depot platform, a
perfect wreck, the Salem legion
naires having driven it until ii
could ln il riven no more. As It
sluod toilay. one wheel was broken
off. a tire as tfono from a front
wheel, ihe top was torn beyond
recognition and the engine hail
been removed.
irom roruanu at .Meii-
hotcla include Mrs. (J. Mae.
leay, Mr. ami Mrs. K. A. TrelHch -r.
A. II. Klnlay, Mr. and Mrn. ('. L).
Hruin. Mr. and Mrs. Kranklln T.
Orlfflth, Mr. and Mrs. ll. O. Asli
ley, S. II. Illckok. Kl'd Lewis. J.
K. Port low. 11. Iloiee. li. A. !od
frny. Kai'l Klsher, Mrw. L. K.Hnw
valn. A. Maldox. Mrs. W. II.
I'ooke. ftolierl and Lawrence Too);.
Mr. and Mrs, 10. K, Merriman of
Alhaiubra. Cat., are vistlng at the
home of Mr. ami Mrs. 10. W. Wilson
for a few days. The two men nre
eousins. Mrs. Sam Iteitnett. old
lime .Medford resident, i,- aNo a
cousin of Mr. Merriman. who Is
a retired railroad man. Next Sun
day, AugiiHl U'. approimalely in
fri-mbi and relative; of the visit
ing couple will meet al th home
of Mr;. A ,L. Harvey ut A-bland
for a reunion. Mim. I larvey is a
cousin of Mr. Merriman.
A. It. "tins" Wysong. represen
latlvc of Ihe Killiam Stationery and
Priullnu company of Portland, and
a dehgaH" to the convenllon from
Salem ,efl here today after hpend
Im: 4i weelt In MiMlford on business
anil pleasure.
Kailroad officials who arrived In
Medford today include the follow
ing men: IL i'rewe of the t'harles
l. Mcivnnlck Lumber cmnpnny of
i Portland; Oeorge Webster, geiiemi
agent for the Chicago. St. Paul
iPaelflc Hues, with heaibiuat lev, al
Portland; Oeorge Thomas, trav
eling trclghl agent for the sa me
company, and Theodore W. Hoke
j (raveling freight agent for the
j Pennsylvania llailroad company
i They w III all remain here for sev-
era I days.
j M Ism Josephine K let a. the Inti
j pound fat woman who arrived In
Medford too late yesterday lo Join
I ihe carnival company which play
j ed here during the American Le-
glon convention, left last evening
; by train for Portland in an effort1
to catch the carnival which is be
lieved to be in the state iietro.o-
M This week. !
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
WANTIM)- Olrl to mil for l-hy
Uflcriloons. I'hnur 7 10. A1 .
Mi'M. Hmhi. ns
Kli l!KVT KuniliiMl hmiM.
hoiiM'Ki'rplnu room. Hm IIimiiv
M.. Olnsr lo 1,1,11; ? 1 .1 p.-r mo,
l'oi; U:ST
with l.iillt.
Tn ni'litlrmcn. room
u N. orunuo. i ;l;i
!': i:i:.vt i
I'honr s:( I -1..
li furnllH-il hoTiH'.
It"
S .N"rl:i hi;,,M uiiili to run inllk
Inti iiiiii'lilin-: Kuy !-ti.ul job fin-llu-
illil in it n ,'onii. lu IMir-i't
I'.ilrv. KhcIi. ri.nu, ii,,.,, Im-im,,.,,
In u. in. inn) li p. in. is;
Fill! KAI.i: llrmUhilwi.. hiH inn.
nilii; tilllin mown. J. W. uiiili. -v.
I' I I V.mrouvci , 1ST
Kon s.m.i : i-'in,. voiiny cuv, Vni
lw frmh In fviv ilnys II, A. Knin.
.luoknonvlll,. Slur III jv
W'AN'TKI) IHnlr.iit plikltiK It
ni-ri'i. nf tuiiint,,... i',,.,, Alfiiril.
TRTEUXE. MEDFORD.
; -""' .. -.,,1 . a om.u
: l'""'1' The li ulonnalre hail ulvcn
tle srianKor a room and the next
: morninn discovered how much his
ikl'"' ' Wl", "Pl'icclaled.
in s. .xii niiiii .oi uiio i ri ivi'U 111
I... ..I, .. I I !..!. . . ..... .
" " 7" . " '
: KtfWJII't. .
J Mrs. Hurry iJal;ir, formerly Mkh
d!'"" ' tVnt Point
nidvnt of ('orvalll. -h,.,(.
iiiitiliiiiul (u dii.n i if i,.,i
with the Or
, U1MI stall- (m.IIcl'i
Radio Program
KMED
Mnll Trlhune-VlrKln Rtatlon
Tuesday, August 7
X to ! p. in. Snider'H i);tiiy
Produce
!l to HI ji. m. California Oi e-
gon Power company pre-
m
nting Hi-- itolgc;- trio
Interspersed with vocal
solos by Mi-s Kllow . Mae
WIImiii.
Wednesday. August 8
I" lo II a. in. Mann's De
parl mi'iit store.
II to 11:30 a. m. Kosen
heig'H Incorporated.1
I 1 :3M lo I a. hi. LpMush
Service Station.
I - to U:Ua a. in. Clly Clean
ing Hi Dyeing Works.
l:r::to to l :;ta p. ,. p.cche -
Kindle Service Station,
li: 1 . p. in. M all Tribune
Market and News lteport.
Mr. and Mr. I'arllou Janes will
be ben d over station K M 101 tu
night in violin and piano numbers
during Ihe Snider Ualry and Pro
iluce hour from S to ll o'clock.
Another Interesting feature of
the program will lie the presenta
tion of two short playletH by Mrs.
Wllmer Poley ami Mrs. K. i'l. Wag
ner, both of Ashland. )
The following numbers w ill be i
Included on the program: "lui
donderry Air" by Kreisler, "Kchon
Uosmarin" by Kreisler. played by,
Mr. .lanes: "A Oisobedtent Child."!
played by Mrs. Poley ami .Mrs. ;
Wagner: "Mclodi-" by l'aderewf- I
Id. and "Valse TriMe." i(y Sllielius.
liy l arlton Janes, acennipared by
Mrs. Janes: "A Happy f-MdiiiK.'"
play by Mrs. I'oloy mid Mrsi ;tK
tier: "Meditation." by Orod7.kl. and
".Melodic." by iMiarh I luert. r.
played by Mr. and .Mrs. Jam-i.
STI0WAI1T William 'Arthur
Stewart passed away very suddenly
on Ihe llanley nimli four and one
half miles, northeast of Lake CiTck.
Monday, August li, at the age of
iio years.
He loaves besideH one tlatight'-r,
Mia. Norman Norniilc of I'orlland.
three brothers end one lister. Join
and James Stewart of Mediord.
and Oscar Stewart of lily, arc.,
Mrs. Mertha Ocnnner of Medford.
Mr. Stewart has been a resident
of Medford and t he Itogue ; j er
alley for Ihe piiut r, year.:, and
his many friends w mourn his
piivslng ,
KLAMATH FALLS BQY
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Purl la ml police were
lo seiireli foi- Tiioniii
who disa p pea red from bis home
al Klamath Kalis yesterday with
another boy aged L'o. The report i
said he had considerable money '
and a revolver in hts pnssessii i)l. I
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PAID EXPENSES
PRESENT BELIEFI.,::
A tentative report mado at last
night's meeting of ihe American
Legion convention commission In
dicate that the big three-day cele
bration will be self-supporting. f
-iuch is the case tiiis' means that
I he Medford merchants and busi-ne.-s
institutions will uut be asked
to pay one penny of their mib-
scriptions, which will result in gen
eral satisfaetionaniniig those who
undei wrote the. convention.
oral tsaiisfaction amoiiK those who
aid called upon ihe various com
mittee chairmen to make tentative
reports last night and trie ie.su Its
were u revelation lo all present.
In praetically every Instance each
com mil tee chairman had saved
m o n c y of the original budget
which he had -been all owed, and In
smile cases the wavins ran into
several hundred dollars. Afler
hearing the many reports, it was
agreed that every member of the
eonuiiiw.'don must be of Scotch ancestry.
j In addition, each chairman an I
ihe entire commission had made
t j every effort to bring in n maximum
amount of revenue from the cele
fr; ; bralion and the report of the trca-
surer. ,. X. llogan. revealed thai
j tie- total receipts will amount to
j nearly . I M.iino.
I All bills of tip. convention should
j be forwarded to Paul McDonald or
j T-d linker at once in order thai a
j compp-ic financial report may be
rendered in Hie near future. Judg-
ing from present indications, the
M Legion convention fund will prob. '
J ably take care of all bills and the!
, local busiui-s men will tint l.e ask-'
J rd to contribute one dollar to the 1
highest celebration ever staged jn
soul h'TM Oregon.
j When this fact became evident
I at last night's meeting, the inem-'
libers of ihe Legion commission
give vent to their feelings with a
burst of eheers that stopped peo
... ; pb- on the streets outspl" and
j e;uiw d tin- rumor to go forth that
ill I the L'gion eonvi-ntion wa.s starl-
in;; all over again. After Ihe meet
j ing ihe cnmmis.siou attended tic
Craici-ian as guests of Oeorge Hunt
and company.
Funeral Notices
STLWAKT Kunernl services ,or .
the late Win. A. Stewart, agvd i;.",
years, will be conducted from the
Conger funeral parlors M'ednesday.
August Hlli. at ::j.u p .m. Itev.
Kalo-i will have eh;:rge of the ser
vices and interment will be made;
al lb.' .l;tel-:noi:viMc ccmeterv. :
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1 Ship ; your
ell Guarantee
Returns
Telephone 136-R
Court M
It Ik ' ft &. .
AI'fiT'ST 7. 102k,
GIVEN 2 YEAS
irrv W. Mcouire. local resi-
who arrived here a short ;
time auo from Saerainento, al.. :
to make his home here, was sen-j
teneed to two yours in the state,'
lienltentlary when he entered a
plea of guilty in circuit court yes
terday before Judge A Hie Walker
on a had check charge. 1 (e was
arrested Saturday night by the po
lice after having eashed bad
cheeks at a numher of loeal
These Drug Stores
Are Open Nights
This Week
Medford Pharmacy
Heath's Drug Store
Strang's Drug Store
FRANK'S
Comedians
The Big Tent
Sixth and Holly
Tues. Wed., Thur
The Riot Comedy
Drama
Who's
Your
Bootlegger
Prices 25 and CO Cents
.ALL
IN I MIRTH AND MYSTERY ' . M
NEW BUNGALOWS FINISHED ON
SOUTH PEACH
For tlic past Iwn munilis thevt has Ih'cm undi-r
tin- ronrsi of roiisti'iictimi on South IVarli two
modern stiiiili lintisos. Thi'se inn new iionhih
will ho ofiYiTd li;r Halo hy I ho ownor, KM.uinl
horK. In tho near i'ulun; and oiler to tin' pio'i
pocttvc huyor a rmnbinatton vf foatnri's that
will liavo rral appeal.
Tho livin.-; room Is eoiuplolo with hardwood
thiol's. ririMdaco. hook chsos and a hnitt in so.ii
Tito Ultrhi'ii is i-oiiiinodlous :ind well otpiippfd
with bullt-tu ftatures; Maeo for k breakfast
lahlo, wired for ranjic and other eonvetUonrc.
A larKe bodiooiu and bath in i:or.ne'tion are
features Ihm-ihisc of eon ven lent iirranuement.
A very umtsmil featnro of these two homes Is
an extraordinarily larj;e rear KenL-ned porrh
nitilpped with Miiii'ary tuiis ami an a nerd in
stuh a manner as to he ntilired as ;t strewn i;
poieb if noeessary.
The hou:;i'. are not litiUdind in the InlrioO
and lnteresif',1 buyers yh..u!d see .Mr. I.nndber
a( Lit So'iili Peiii-h mid he will he ulul to
finish (he interior In aerordanee with any par
tii'ilar tastes or ideas.
porter mmm c.
Builders Bureau
PhaK 124,
tiiblilinioiii-'.
; t...t.iiin rt JT.'r
Offic
HK't hud.
I Fi'Mii nit ivMris iiuiiiy li'ciDn
! nalre. vbiiura und tholr faiiiiln
i..ri'l...l in soul ht-I-ll 1rlrU
AltXCN
i. ..i ,., ..mi iiffn ii re' oil i i'; n '
1 V HUNT'S. fcf
1 II TOMORROW lyl
FEATURING Hjl
MEXICO 'S MUSICAL TREAT J
1 GARCIA'S MARIMBA BAND
; GEEEN & DUNBAR fe?'f!
WITHOUT RHYME OR REASON Vwffifjl
C0FFMAN & CARROLL llwl-rs
MY LUCKY DAY . JjH
r.i.nvn NT.VAI1A A no. " ll
MISS FL0RINNE M?rJ
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3 ADMISSION 1
H Matinee 2 p. m. Evenings 7 & 9 I
I Children .-..-...10 Children 25 fl
Adults ' AdU"S - 50 i
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jl I EXACTLY AS EXHIBITED 20 WIEKS AT 4 COHANS, CHICAGCjj
II DIRECT FROM (1 ASTOUNDING
fl XURRAN THEATRE AMAZON ttt
san francisco ,, : ATHLETES l
B'y ADMISSION
H j TfiiilJWii'flrinpi'jn 1 , Lower Floor, S3.C0; First
MEALV STAN LEV
otiimnamii now
HELBA HUARA
INEXPENSIVE. FENCES TO DRESS UP
LAWN AND GARDEN
The buildii:.; of a fenee. l;i enelose Ihe bark
yard is generally left entirely to ehance or tlv
hini or the moment. Too often but lltth
thniiuhi Is int on this design, either It Is a
plulii board fence or pickets.
New. the back yard t'enre can be made ut-Ir.-etfve
as well as other parts of the bouse.
Many illtistrntious and Himm.-sliMl desimis may
be seen in our orrice of nowl.y and attractive
lattfee and other type fences.
In the majority of cases tin- housewife looks
out of the ha, k windov. ,t more often lhau Ihe
lYon' ; therefore, why should she hot hav.
hoinelhhiK ph asunt to view? Willi the realH
ams'ic small lioinc. tUvsh extra touches
tile added eflerl !,;,( m;i(f i, tny j,,,,.,,
siuli feature;; easily -r 1 H at llifie
Of Information
Z04 South Fir.
eunuch to vifiit fruUr l.,ik
llii- Wn'fjun (.'afs, ' ll m tin,
th';it niii'ly a t honn ml tin
i litiun vlfiiurs tnok in Ot'M-
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