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T H'i 'VA(m TWO rEt)PORD MAIL TRTBTTNlj, MEDFOUD, ORltapy, THURSDAY, AUGUST 16, 1928. Local and v Personal TO BE HELD HERE AUGUST 27, m OF DIAMjDND IAKE i Thi.-lwen anil ill wus also Imui'd tuduy '.WP1.. o IJerrold of Silmi ' Mod fold aH lliu kuokI of Arthur ! eovery upon leurnini; Ihaf 12: C.i'rod lloke, Plnnj'lvilllla company, c'orvallls, Dynun and .'. (.'. Clark for y ,.' nnimlcuViTV. f Albany A ':wn. ! Kabor. a former resident of Calil-'.'Pnrtland;,; Charles Burnett, Itock j,.llf,.,( ' r-tlon ut a wlro fence urminil ; . j'lorrls of Kuiono .Mrs r" C i l-""otliy Cumpb.-ll will call : well and now aVentrol- I'dlM mor- Islnnil, Portland, j 'and Uawronco ; fm. ,,, ,,ir lot on Front and Mlxllt I , '., ,,,.. ' I at your lioinc and help you with , elinnl,' wax locutcil In nouthcrn Ore- c.'iii'tln of the 'Nickcli'lntc lines,' of . ...m 'lie h, creek Hictlon northwOHt of Colli Mill on KUilo limber land. 1 m' j Main Hired for the pnsl woelt have file, wlilch covers an iiiipriixut , . ,,, incni-ntlm: a Kccno of actlvlt P,-.,l..o,- I-. 10 Itmn-nnli. nf the I'alnllnsa " School of Commerce al O. S. C, utlier scenic nciiim ... spent Wednesday in Ori'Kon just completed by l . completing arranucinenis ; i.'uiiier llruoklyn. N. v.. firtisl who In, Mini. um hislltnle which ' i ft..... hT ?' iur"n J ,he l?!Uit ?fiwUl held, in this city August S7 nrZniiml Olmnund .aHcrvk-o:-HorUunl.,.'. - ; '' and 28. ; ........ ,. n to a irruun -of Mm. Clara lh.-MorrlHon- left Med-i Althuuich details of tin- program . , ...... .,, ih.. use. Phone HU. This service Is free, I the name of Fader painted on tho ! ford "Wednesday evening for Kan- j have boon nut lined, it has not yet j , .,, u,.iw.i ! ti ir ,.r !!.... i 1...1H-. nf lilo .M-nn.ii' Am,.,. rt ..,1 r-n it.. t v ...,-, .. , .1 ...i .1.,. i MOL'tll II IK (I S- 1IOOI. ",m J nt-ii W. ..iiWu...iJ.u.n p....,w K.:-... ' ' t " 1 " r...v- l-v... ui-l-II llfLllll-U WIUTU IMC Th 111 ildsi-U DO JlVtlst H Oil a tVO 1 Klcctrh; Co. l-lTlan old choolday -friend they had ! ro'lativcH. ' "; . souretury of the chain L-hairiimn' " Ho Ih tXi list of tlio it nd a n n o u neo m en t . u f ' AmkI'Th arc delighted with tho! There will ho no regular Friday1 "I knew that then were moun- Paul Jordan, clerk at the Hoot-' etioliT ilays and cniil iiIkIHh now nlht hand concei t in the park to-; tains in thin inrt of the country, cry, l expected to return to work j Im-Iii: experienced. They )onk f or j morrow. aecnriiinK to an announce-; hut I mtppoxed they would end: tomorrow after a two weeks' vaca- , fine trout and fteclhend fishing nicjit hy WiWon Waitu, director. ( noinewhore," ald Mth. . I.. K. Knud-. tlon spent with relatives nnd j Just as iion at) the temiieraluro of j Next week there will he a concert (Hon of .Mitchell, S. ., thin morn-i friends at KuKcne, Portland and the water in the river begin to j featuring a varied program which' lag before Khc loft here for Ioh I Sulein. " ' react to the colder weather. Them 'will make up for thin week's va-, Angeles after spending tlTo past : riniieo. (iohl Hill Sat. nlte. 14s' The huilUIng permit for the new i are lots of steellieads in the river cation taken l.y the nuicisclanH. week In Medford uh the guest of Ml. ftnU Mr-s. Itoy Peterman und 1 Catholic church, announced some; at the present time but during the ; T10 j.-ym-i- lirush man is a rosi-jher sister and brolher-ln-law, Mr. ( ,iJLllghter Patricia of Copco, arc time ngu. was issued today to K. ' past few days little luck has been : ,,., )UUi home owner of Medford. i tl,ld c- A. Knudson. ; visiting thl week at tho homo of j I,, liarreti, with SCiS.iiOO the jiriee j experfeneefl In getting iliem to take j your busineFs will be appreciated.' Dance. Cold Hill Hat. nite. Jtxi.lr. and Mrs. C. A. Jlennett, par-1 given for general construction. The j a fly. Grants Pass Courier. ; j.'or Immediate service phone tiro Driving by motor across tho con- I ents of Mrs. Peterman. .' new edifice, which will be one off Tree props at Medford dumber D. Mellrlde. CIM-J, 1 50 tlnont from Caldwell. O., two farn-1 Among the railroad officials who I he most attractive in Medford. o,. Plume fi!i. x im f ; P. I. Hunnicutt of Itoseburg re- Hies by the surname of Wiley yes- arrived in. Medford Wednesday are 1 will he located on the corner of; out of towi Ore-onlans register- tied to his home last evening i tcrduy afternoon, -while in Central : the following: J.'T. "Wallace of T.-ntiii utrcft nnd Oakdale avenue. . . . , , , . ,., ,u. after spending a week visiting htiPolnl, 'made an unexpected di-;the Xbrthwesterh ..llrte,1 Portlands A permit Henry I he erec a used car Jul on Front and Hlxlh j , ' ' "d d(lUKhtPl. ) K,.burg( ! iLl -vu,ir 1,n,ne ",ul h,,1l' you with , chani,' was loeuted In souther Ktrei'is ut n cost of 2fi. .... t. r r u any cooking problem, no mattci'igon. While parked nt a.''i CiVangc dance. Kagle Point Sat. MiVille and Mrs'. V,, (I. While of I what kind of an electric range you j station for gasoline, they noticed nlglit. Kverybody welcome. MS Oregon ( iiy. ; ; ; ... . : " j sei vices mis weeK. compliments oi : invesiigaung, nau a- reunion wiin spend ;nn extenaeu vacation wiin meetings will convene. Ten uaKcr ; yt,ul.s tnur 0 the United Stales. 71, fimnn in i ho Foots' ... V T. itt 1 i i . .7 i i'i ' ",,,irortl Ki"r Co. 1 I . an out scnooiuay inenu mey nau velativcH. - . secretary or the chamner or com- ' f hU pk.lul.Cii have bctn " J .... 1,11 ""oi.-. n ( .iinn ..iHn.i.' Mrs. Mjiv (ireen. Ashluml nurse, i not seen for ovet'TBH yearn. . t k: II. Walk of the Hr.les Uenart-, mcrce. is chairman or the local .... , ... .1 ..11 Kailrotnl inicks on both snies oi ; S)(,nt Wednesday afternoon in thin Six tvail crewii are' laboring at liient of the Purity Chemical Prod-fcommUie". He Is expected to re- ' . .VOI.itl r, Kallle said in city. ! trail building work in various parts i nets company if Kanla Jtosji, Cnl., j turn the first of tho week flo,n : discussing his work. lie claims areii of oa acres, is not hi 11 Ink , whh ,,.. i.iadlug of freight cars ; ,)0,JUllu. oC victor urtists has made; continue their duties until thls u few days transacting business. final plans will be made at that j m n)-'oth(,r Ml.tists and that he is u a 'heavy stand ot trees, nut is j wUll ,(,,al.H hound for canneries. 1 (l ,IM,W ,.0(.0I.(J( ..C , t.Iin.t Have I fall. With four members to each ' After an enjoyable week at Lake time. ! entirely self taught, having paint- In a brushy countiy. i- t iu' Today over a ..alf-.lozen of such V()U Aiik f((. R ut VitUtwv Music ! crew, the trail builders are ' in ! o the Wor.ds. Mrs. Herman Powell.!, This is the first year that the' , . , dii nUw VQllVH of aKC. .0.1,1 j, vnvH w,,,.,. hehlg ioiHlcd at the same n,,..,,., t .lfi mnimlninnno uecrinii of tho fnrot ..,,.1 M.n.lm.i rnlm-nnrl i Tidfoi-d i Oregon White college has sponsored ' . ...,., , , r.. yi-.tU time, with several irur-KintLds or 1 MiHH Marjoile Semon of the I driving paths through (he timber yesterday. jbusiness conferences in tnestate. j ukQ iiy1 after leaving Medford mm parsed aiongsnn-. a uii Kv j W ,.m (;ift Shop Is In Ashland f ut I as it means Of fire protection, giv-! C. K. Vanlandinham. president I 11 tiWUUS l" UIB ,IIM,luu' 1,1 uie last of the week i nare or ine cannery peais days (IiIh wrok. : lag fire fighters better fueilitlea jof Canada Dry Western Hales, In bound for the Sulein canneries. ; , jm,i 1.1b,, .Melo.lv Out of the in tiiiversing the w ooded sections ! and Thomas W. Judge; advertis- Crange dance, Fagle Point Sat. j yj.y (:,., 1(. Austin n'w Victor rec- Uhould a fire break out. fmr manager of the riame company. ord, on sale at Palmer. "We Hell) "I've been up and down the! both with headquarters at Los An- H9! coast in search of work nnd 'I can't geles, stopped In Medford today find any,"-said a woebegoijo youngj after visiting' Crater Luke Wed uian last evening as he attempted i nesday. They expected to fish in to' beg the price bf ft meal from a ! the Rogue lver before continuing local cilzen'. ''You see, I'm crip-1 Ilieir business calls to Portland and pled a' little bit In one arm' and eleven other cities In the west that holds me back from getting . which advertise fo.r Canada Dry. good jobs. No one kr.dws how 1 ( " "A novel Idea "in- savings banks tried at every factory In Portland, j is being Introduced In Medford by and each time I tried I wits prdcr-j'the First National bank; which this ed to move on. ' YoU see I have 1 week received a shipment of small no trade to fall back op and ijairplnne banks, the first to make guess there's no one to blame but their appearance here. The banks, Nellie Hlone,1 Mr.' and Mrs, (!len myself, because I ran1' away from j made In the shape of a monoplane. Fabrlek, Carl Huigart and Kreil j a good home back "in Illinois five jinny be obtained at tho bank on Wahl. I years ago. I hate to go back, for (deposit of one dollar, and are ex- The American Legion conveniion 1 so far I'm a failure." j pected to prove popular among the commission is making every effort! Dance. Cold Hill Sat. nlte. 1 18 . young money savers of Medford Medford i; 1o have a new used j and southern Oregon. The First car lot with the establishment of i National bank has the exclusive such a lot on the corner of North j agency for ' the money-saving air- FRANK'S Comedians IN fighters were on the Hce under the direction o, Dwight Phlpps, district state fire warden, a nd were expert 41 t o have 1 In situation In hand by early thb evening. Covered Wag- ! night. F.verybody welcome. 14 8 Chicken dinners on, 7 Jit. ' ' 1 ' Li! Mr. and Mrs. 12, M, l.auvin left I j in np ness." A marrliige license was issued ; this rnrenoon ror tneir- nnme m 1 Among the out of town shoppers today at the county ' trier k's of ice j l,os Angeles, a fter having spent 1 1., Medford voHterdn v were Mri 10 John Kulruhis, U", tireek r taiininl keeper of Redding. Cel., and Kva Turner, 211, also of, Red ding. Once you eat our home-cooked chicken dinner, you come again. Lunch fide and J -course dinner for TTic. 'Mrs. Alice Johnson In charge. K unify Ivamp, H- miles south of tlrants Pass on the Itedwood high way. Mli Chaiincey Florey. Culled States vera I days' here on business, Paul Schafer underwent an ton sil operation al the Kacrcd Heart hospital this morning and was re ported to be getting along nicely. Not Pre lo' Public: Don't injure vourself by Issuing checks that are returned N. S. F. AH parties re ceiving such checks report to the Southern Oregon Credit' Mureau, I Hi No. Centra!, 14(1 Among the local residents who commissioner for tills district, who! last night attended the Ceorgla. has been III for wcks, underwent Minstrel performance at Central an operation at (ho Sacred Heart t Point were Mr, and Mrs. Jack hospital this forenoon for goitre, j Wood. Sheriff and Mrs. Ralph and at noon today was reported I Jennings, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Wal lo be doing nicely. He has been iter, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Anile, 111 since the latter pnrt of .lunejW. Franklin, Dr. Fmmett Carpeu and since then has epent the most f ter. dowdy K. Ungnn. Mr. ami Mrs. of his time In bed. ' ' Unredeemed watches and dia monds. Jennings Loan Office, 5 H. Front. ; H8 Ouests from a distance registered at Medford hotels Include It. R. ICblt of Potrerlllos, Chile. C. A. Fale of lirookyn, N. V., Mr. mid Mra. H. V, Milieu- of Kansas Clly. Mo.. Mrs. Frank Magee of (Jreen wieh, Cnnn., Mr. and Mrs, James schafer, Miss Carolne Hchafer; Hes Vle Deem and Wllilum Ueeser or Heading. Pa., Miss Clara Dodsoa of Ipswich, Mass., (1. It, C.albraith of New York Clly, Mrs. R. H. Wear Margaret Wear anil Helen Wear of Helena, Mont., R. Vogel and H. 'Harls of liulte. Mont., Miss K. KI111 mermnn ' of Cleveland, O., Mrs. Frances Warren of Ilolse, Ida., Kr nest Rosenfelt of Chlctigo. III., Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Law of Fallon, Nev., Dr. Nelle Ferry of Nevada. Mo.. Mr. and Mrs. ICIbort Thomas of Salt Uike City. IMah. The Farm liureati Is shipping n pool carload of hoga Friday ihe 17th. The load Is not yet complete ami If you have any hogs ready to go phono 1132. . . j .((; Although the demand for labor was heavy Inst week fur pear pick ers, the labor surplus In Medfonl has shown a decided Increase this week, noenrdlng 10 Chris (lotltleb, local Cnltert states employment agent. Applicants for work have beon rushing him this week and lire mostly transients out of work. wiin no particular trade which lo rely. Hello, Mrs. Kyle: What have you for rent? Call .102 Williams & Warnock. M3lf Mrs. C. A: Knudsun underwent a major operation at the Sacred Heart hospital Tuesday morning, itnd Is reported to be recovering nicely. Crange dance. Hnglu Point Sal. hlghl. Kverybody welcome. m Unv, p. ,K Lydou of Ihe Theo logical seminary ut Aleulo Park, Cal fi h,,r(. ,hH morning i for Portland, after visaing Father F. W. Jllack of this rily for the past week; He opecled t(l spend sev eral days In Portland us the guesi of Father Kelly, before returnlng to his home. Tree props at Medford Lumber Co, Phone $29. , sutf A. W. lluriiey, engineer from the national park service office nt Sun Tuiieiscu. stupped In Medford tu K. F. I.ansell and F. I!. Crodcn. The minstrel company,' which Is working Its way south in order to start Its winter lour lu September, will appear lu Ashland this even ing. Last evening's performance j was reporieu 10 00 up 10 ine nigu siumnmi set ny the company in previous appearances in Medford, the last of which was three years ngn. 'u 1 if ' The Farm Itui'cau Is shipping a pool carload of hogs Friday Ihe 17th. The load Is not yet complete and if you have any hogs ready to go phone iiSa. MU " Arriving here to look at ihe fam ous Rogue river pears, Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Stocltdale of 'Ravenna, Ohio, came here this morning. Mr. Htockdale Is a representative of the Moan Spray Pump company, A number 'of the machines have been in.vtnlled In various piielclng plants lu Medford within the lust yenr. You can make your d renins of "icalth come true with chiropractic ami Russian massage. Dr. Slmklns over Woolworth'a store.' . 1 Id Hertha Rader and Mrs. Hon An derson of Phoenix, .Miss Lulu Salis bury of Jacksonville, und Mrs. Ar thur Kleiuhammer of Applegate. Among the many Medford vis itors at the popular Lake o' the Woods resort this week are the following: S. M. Scott, Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Itolger, Mr. and Mrs. Horace Itromley and family, Miss son county sessions have been held at Baker and Dallas, Ore, with reports that the lectures were in vuluablo to the merchants who attended. Next week Klamath Kalis will hold an Institute. . The program will include a scries of ten addresses by special ists in business administration. Cieneral open forum discussion of various problems will be a feature of each meeting. The Big Tent Sixth and Holly ; Tues., Weds., Thur. The Sensational Drama The Great Underworld Prices 25 and 50 Cents COMING FRIDAY "The Whole Damm Family" u Street Angel" Big to complete the final report of the j recent convention to submit to the members of Medford post at thej next meeting, August 20th. Any , local merchants having bills against the commission are re-1 minded again to present their bills to Oeneral Chairman McDonald at' the Chamber of Commerce at onee. I It l reported that arrangements j are being made to present Whit J Harlan and his popular dance baud! In p "turn engagement at the Fair-! grGi .ids pavilion ' sometime next month. This will be welcome news to' local dance fans, as this noted bund Is conceded to be one of the best in the west. One of the big dance attractions of the fall tjeason will be the an nual I,nh6r day ball of the Amer ican Legion. This yearly event Is looked forward to by the dancing public of southern Oregon and al ways draws a large nt tendance. Some unusual features are expect ed to be presented -In connection with this year's affair, ' hluong the hotel guests from the state of Washington are Mr. anil Mrs. L. 1). Sparks of Fllensburg, Mr., nnd Mrs. R. W. Hummed of Kvereft, dcorue Uifk?fn of Spo kane. Capl. nnd Mrs, M. J. Rlacen w'ood of liremeiion and Mrs. , A Jewell roadster, .which was. Adolph Schmidt of Seattle. 'Ashland's Legion post will spon sor a drum corpM to represent tills city, If R is found, after investiga tion. Dial such an organisation can stolen on Sixth street lyst evening from John Hyde, was located to day abnndonetl In Ashland, whore another machine was stolen. The Ashland car was located In Duns-(be formed here, according to the upon innh, where two boys, who are also believed 'to have taken the local machine, are in custody of officers. . l: very body 's singing it, every-, body's playing It. "If I Can't Have You." new Victor record by dene Austin. At Pnlmer'H. " " Mil (,'A number of out of town vis itors from OrnntM Pshs, Hold Hill and some from Itoseburg, arrived tills afternoon for the boxing bouts to be held tonight ut the armory, where one of the largest crowds of the season Is expected. ( Swim In drlnkhiK water. Mer rick's chlorinated pool. Stf Members of the Kilts clubs of Ashland and Medford will meet to night at (he Jackson Hot Springs dance pavilion for their annual decision of the members of Ash land post No. 14, In regular ses sion last night at the Legion hall. The value of a drum corps was brought to the attention or the posl ami It was tho unanimous de cision or tho members that, Ashland could not be advertised any more forcibly than by means of a drum corps functioning ut Legion and other conventions nnd gatherings. Ashland Tidings. Miss Arlene Hay returned to her homo at Central Point yesterday from San Francisco, where she at tended summer school. Mr. and Mrs .11. J. Davenport of Council llluffs. In., left herr today after spending ti week at the home of Mr. ami Mrs. J, II. Joint frolic. Only clubmen and 1 Stevle, sister and hrotheiMn-law their families and women gucHts are Invited to the affair. Troo props nt Medford Lumber Co. Phone 62H. 8Wtf Mrs. C, V.. Locatelt returned to Medford yesterday from Port hind. when- she took a short course In of Mrs. Davenport. They expected to tislt ' relatives and friends at Ogdeu and Salt Lake City, L'tah Front and Sixth streets by Henry Dyngt! and (', C. Clark, Iwb local auto salesmen. " The lot had been used by Claude Stevens of the fire department, who sold parking space to local motorists nt a small amount per day. and before Mr. Stevens took charge the lot was popular ns ti horseshoe pitching court. It was formerly the site of the Oregon Granite company, now locnled on Front and Fourth streets. '' Culifornlaus reglslred at local ho tels Include F. F. Burns of Coltofi. Mr. and Mrs. Andrews of Santa Ann. VI. A. Karas of Weed, Mr. and Mrs. M. Mitchell of San Diego. H. A. Austin of (llendale. IS. W. Wal ker of Santa Rosa, Miss Marjorie Mervln of Pasadena. Klhe Heitz and Relic Fny of Hollywood, Char les Dayneton of Chico. II, J. Litre of Fort Jones, ("i, Austin of Stock ton, W. S. Allliiger of San .lose, K. A.' Ilngedorn of Palo Alto.Mr. ami Mrs. J. J. liar ley' of Sacra -meuto, Mr. and Mrs. J. Irwin of Oakland; Kdith Farrar and Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Anderson of Los Angeles, Mr. and Mrs. F. O. Clas key of Ku.rekii, F. J. Plant of Ala meda and Mi', and lrs. It.; J. lieadic. K. L, Knoth, Mrs. J. P. Rctlermnyer, Mr. and Mrs. L. A, Podest of San Francisco. j Itev. J. I'I. McDonald, pastor of j the Free Methodist church,- ac- j companled by Mrs. McDonald, re-1 turned1 here yeserday after soend- 1 Ing the past 10 days nt Slltcooa lake, where lli-dr son and d-ug'-ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. McDonald, have un atti active1 sum' mer home. They report that It was only nine degrees ubovo freez ing at the lake yesterday mont-, Ing, but in spite of that the water was warm and excellent for swim ming. ' . - The Misses Kvolyn Davis and Margaret Honey, who have spent a -week In MedTord visiting Mrs. KPen Dougherty, grandmother bf Miss Roncy, left here this morn ing for their homo at Dunsmufr. Mrs. Adrlenne Steward and Miss Paloma Handelman of Grants Pass. ivo are buying fall and winter dresses for the Adrlenne Steward shops lu Medford and Grants I 'ass. Jare expected lo return the end of planes. ' . Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Meeker are spending a week or more in San Francisco, purchasing new fall slock for the M. M. Department store, and have been carefully In specting numerous lines of goods offered on the San Francisco mar kets, from which they expect to bring back some of the most catch ing styles ever Introduced In south ern Oregon. They expect to re turn early next week. 1 . After having resided In Medford Kvcry member of Medford Post No. lo is urged to be on hand for the big Lesion meeting at the Armory next Monday night. Au-v ust 20. Some important business Hit At CvQtGTtCltV wil1 be tllseu!ifie(1 aml Perhaps act- ' ; I ventiou commission will have an I interesting report to submit to tho A charming love story of pic- memi,ers of Medford post, one that turesque Naples is unfolded at cvery ocai Legionnaire will want Hunt's, where "Street Angel.'' Fox ! 0 netu.t ; Film featuring Janet Gaynor und; t i8 planned to show the movies Charjes Farrell, opened yesterday ot- ,Iie ,-eceni Medford convention before audiences, which acclaimed j as ., Hponial feature of the elite ONYX POINT EX HOSIERY For Women $1.95 the beauty of the settings and the splendid acting. - The story tells of Angelina, an unfortunate victim of circum stances who, desperate through poverty and- the sickness of her i mother, attempts the last resource j of desperate girls and takes to the strcetH of an Italian town to raise j money for food and her mother's medicine. She tries to steal enough money and pursuing police lose her within the friendly tent of. a t raveling circus. Site Is later found and carried away to prison tainmunt program for next Mon day. These Drug Stores are open nights this week: "" for sometime, Mr. and Mrs. Lew- w),ilo her newly discovered sw'oet- I ter Cash moved last week to Cen- heart gives her tin for dead. ! tral Point, where Mr. Cash Is cm. ployed In the Central Point moat market'. Dance. Gold Hill Sat. nlte. 14S Obituary MANFULL Mnude Jlnnfull passed awuv at her home, 327 Marie street. August 15, 192S. aged 45 years, nine months and five days. She is survived by her hus band. James Man full Lawrence. Steven and Murrlel of Medford, and Clarence of Idaho: also two daughters, Mrs. Fern Rlginan and Pearl Manfull of Medford. Funeral nrrnn gem outs will be announced later. Service in charge of Poii Funeral Home. ' . . The musical acore, furnished by tho lioxy theatre orchestra of pieces, makes ibis one of the greatest Movietone features ever i brought to the screen. The music alone is well worth more than j any plcfure admission ever charged in the cty. Two splen did acts of "Talkies'1 are .also a leading fenture on this splendid program. 1 M YUTLK POJNT. Holt-Chusu aifiiery opens if oi' beans. .1 black- four sons, i berries and huckleberries. BIRTHS and Denver, Colo. Mr, Davenport the 'Week; ' A lettel from them Is with the Rock Island Railroad company Mrs. W. C. Wilson left here to permanent hair waving the first ) day for Grants Pass to spend sev- of the week. Mrs. Locntell is pro- day on his way to Crater Lif I t ii... miiI.i,. u a short buslnesa trip. ,m Nouth 0enlrl avenue. tnredeenied watche aufl 'dla- Wo have somelhluR cholco In inonds. Jennings Loan Office, r, s. tree props. Do not fall to see them. - T IX HI- llpU I 1... 7X(f Mrs. Clara F.llwardrt, recognized us one of the most talented of the younger composer of America, left here h.M night for New York City. after spending the past two weeks ay the house guest of Mr. and Mrs George1 Andrews, Mrs. KdwimU has written several songs for Carrt- Fruit House Workers You can save time in planning your lunches and meals if you will visit our retail store, where we carry a most complete line of breads and pastries. era l weeks al the home of her daughter. Mrs. V. Gillin. Temporary auto licenses were Is sued at the sheriff's office today to S. F. Newman of Central Point, Leo Coffenherry uf Hrtiy. W. K. Davison of Talent and PleVee-Allen Motor company of Medford. ' A divorce action ' was filed at the county clerk's office today by Leena K. Austin against Owen H. Austin on charges of cruel and in human treatmenti The couple were married at Jacksonville August 10. line Andrews, one of them being I ll'-tf, and have no children "Iiy the Rend of the River." For the week ending August 11 A special type of troo props nt I according to a report from- the Ulg Pines Lbr. Co. ' ?Rtf " Mr.' uml Mrs. J. W. McCoy, left here last night for Portland. They expect to lie gone u month. We have something choice in tree props. Do not fall to see them Ultf Pines Lbr. Co. TStf Ml Gladys Richmond Is em ployed In the office of Cole Holmes. Insurnm-e agent. thlr week during Ihe absence of Mrs. Chtirucc Gar wood, who Ix enjoying a two weeks' vacation. ' state board of health, one new caw each of scarlet fever, influenza tuberculosis und Infantile paraly sis were reported from Jackson county, which Is regarded as n comparatively good record when compared to reports from other Oregon countets. len agreeing in leave Medford ami stay uwiiy. R. C. Young, for mer local hardware merchant, wfos released yesterday on his own re- cognlnncc after having been held Mi;:aiul Mrs. Vlrtftl Grove, North !nrtlelt street, are the parents of a six and a half pound son, horn Monday morning, August til, at the family home. Card of Tlmnks We are deeply grateful lo alt our fiiends for their kindness and beautiful 'floral offerings extended ut the death of bur beloved father and brother.1 -Krcte Stewart Nornille, Oscar Stewart, v Mrs. Iterthn Demurest, , . Jas. Stewart, v " Alex Stewart, 'and Families. ' 146 Slated CunununUiitlon Dressmaking and remodeling. hy officers on n charge of curry Fivshlnn Shop. 17 1 Medfonl llldff, j hig concealed weapons, for which; if ho was arrested early this week.1 It. G. Fowler, county agent, will Younif Is alleged to have thrrat uet as one of the Judges for the ! ened the life last week of his ex Klamath county fair, lo be held ! "if who obtained a divorce from September I, 2 and 3 He has been Youim last ynr. selected to assist In judging farm I Henry Cnrcellus of Clinton, la crops and dairy cattle. Jullgc ! among the motor tourists from for the Jackson county annual fulr dlstwhee who registered today ut have not been chosen. j the locnl brunch of the out of state Mis Dorothy ramplxdl will call I registration bureau nt the nt your home and help you with : Chamber of Commerce, any conking problem, no matter what kind of uu electric range you use. Phone 90. This service Ih free, no avail yourself of MIhs Cnmnbttll'i service thin week, compliments of the Medford Klecttic Co, JIT Mr. lind Mtm. Grover (loodale. uccotupnuled by tholr eight chil dren and Mrs. Godnle's father, ar t-aid that they were spending - few days this week In San Fran cisco after attending a mnnuhoth style show at Los Angeles. .f John Langstrom IcG here today for Ventura, Cnl.. where he ex pects to work In the oil fields. Mrs. J. It. Haynie returned to Portland this morning after visit ing at "the home of her aunt and uncle. Mr. nnd Mrs. . C. Ulce for the past few days. Dance, Gold Hill Sat. nlte. MS Mrs; Charles GUI. member of, the Auxiliary of the American Le-i glon post at Sheridan. Ore., who atended he convoitUou here the flrt of the month nnd visited nt the home of Mrs. Ii. C. Jones since that time,' left here today for her home after spending' n few days nt Klnmath Fnllu. ! ." " ' Word wus received yesterdny from IL D. McDonald, former pc.od cop of Medford, that ho and I rs. McDonald a re en Joy ing 1 1 f e lu Constantinople. The day before the letter was written to his par ents, Mr. und Mrs. J. K. McDon ald, they had been swimming In the Black Sen. Mr. McDounld Is representing the ' Holt Catcrplllnr Tractor company lu Kurope. and since leaving here over a yenr ago the -couple have visited 31' coun tries. His wife has hud numerous articles published In various mngn Klnes since they have hoen travel Ing. Her specialty ! descriptive ! wilting of people and their iis toni. Mr. Josephine Carre returned to Dunsmutr this morning uftor visiting at the home of lcr sister. Mr. J. C. Grub I) of Applegrtc. dur. Ing the past month. Miss Mable Gllherl, who Is a faculty member of the Ketchikan. Alaska, city itchools. will leave this woeu for Seattle to nail' for her A Mediord Lodge 103, A. F. 5wyf & A. M.. Friday. August ' 17th. 7:30 p. m Uy order W."M. C. M. HOCSTO.N. Sec. 1 c TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY KOU HUNT 1-roum: light, witter. furnlKlu'il. M0. XI: Summit Ave 147 MEDFORD SaLAug.18 The Newest Big Show In AD Tha World 5 Continent MmagerU tVtO People 0 Hor M Ogti Anf mb M Lion I Cri of EWphenU and CanwU Bwvia lOlliopet I Complete ElettrW Uht 5yttm 30 Double Unsw Steel Cm kPoU Big Top Mammoth' Ririp t J Suc4 ArmM - Vtld-Bt lllppodroaM t I - - - Krp & WATCH M REPAIR ING j! i NOW PLAYING n . " " ' " ' " ' . -p-M-' M Jarmin & Woods James McNair Pharmacy West Side Pharmacy 1000 Charactn BibU Noah and the Ark I IT 1 FOR 8AIJ5 OR TItADK New 4-i rm. modern bungalow, concrete? foundation, fireplace, laundry ! trays, hardwood floors, dandy ga-i 1 riige, woodshed, l! large lots, lo-; cttted west part of town. Will j take good car or lot as part pay ment or sell on easy terms. K. C. Corn. Phone 1377. US Fastly Becoming the Talk of All Medford THE SCREEN'S FINEST MOVIETONE PRODyCTION 1 -;y YOU WILL BE AMAZED ' ." AT'THIs'be'XUTIFUL DRAMA ANGEL With Those. Lovable Stars of the Famous ''Seventh Heaven"' CHARLES FARRELL JANET GAYNOR KOU HALE A real going fruit and ' dairy ranch; modern home, deep: well, dnlry bnrn, milking ma-1 chine, motor driven separator. hny In burn. 18 head fine dairy! oow. team, tools. This Is n real going ranch and owner says fell.: E. C. Com. 1 1 So. Riverside. 14H KOK LEASi: One of Medford's most beautiful homes, complete-j ly furnished: 6 rooms. - steam I hent. close In. ?Sn n"r month, j See Charles A. M'ing Agem!r. Inc. I4Ri FOR SALE Secoml-hniUl brick, lumber, doors, windows. H. Chll dei'A 41! Arcadia Court." 152 WE DEVELOP FILMS FREE West Side t .- Pharmacy ; ; "The Rezall Store' i .. r ! 1 i in h Rtt I al8 two big acts of ii I I H.ar anH Va.irl ul 1 1.. I ' iii t m I' ' rrr ' I ILj (KiS M..,.J.. 10 and 33 jfyft I 1 m FOlt HAM-: 2-rtuy-uM bull riilf. G. -W I. Wnrncr. . . 1 IT FOit SAI.K -One mul.nimat motor. KvtnnuU-. now. half price. Jon nlnga Luahl Office. 5 So. Krunt. i wu.i, rjv fomo ..) ! for Hiu! flwd yoaterdity 'Hy train to vlnu! Alttnltan helUitrtein, followlnir a Mr. nnil Mm. John Cnnh fit Cm-1 vlH with Mr .and Mr. Alerting trnl I'oltil for it ahort tltno, 1 Mentenhal of thla city. . trenlnd..-- Hox K room nm! bonril to rklim Rlrl 1n cxc.hanirr lUMrworH mornini; uml 14, Mull Tribune. IIS LOST Wcdncsiluy, between Old Staite road uml Muilford . neur . ftoaa Lane. Federal cord tire. IS, with Iron rim. l'l.ne no tify C. S. Nrwhnll. Phone SI-F-4. Jacksonville, HJ INSURANCE First Insurance Agency A. L. HILL, Managar Phent 105 ' '' 30 N. C.ntral Mtdfsrd, Oregon ' H J-l
