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Newspaper Page TextPXGfi-TWO MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, jMEDFORD, OREOOX, FRIDAY, AUGUST 17, 1928. News FromRural Districts ; ; Xt16 Brown Derby Handicap LOAD SHOTGUNS HON THIEVES TABI.I-: I'.OClv. AUK. 10. Elmr r Hull null family returned lust week from a Khort vacation ; I nil Cit furnlft, and report tlutt the liout there, was very opprMHlvc ', w""n '"'"" 101 nnoiiipr lawn party The .MlBseH Alice and Jennie Sea- ' wore iltucimKPH, and nnnther will In-onk lire u-orklnK .villi the peui'Mie Klvim Saturday, Atmust 2'i. paeklnn crew of the Palmer eor- Thore will ho cake, loo cream and poratlon In .Medrorrt. 1 punch, and kooiI mimic and other The tremendous crop of pearn of ! entertainment. This will he the the .Modoc orchard In this district last lawn party of the seaaon, ho is I.pIiik packed at Phis plunl. attend and have a Rood time. ICvery , Mr. .Murirnn of Trail was a bust- ; one' will he welcomed, tiess visitor here Saturday. J Miss Jessie Johnson, of Arizona, The many from hero who attend- - who has heen viHllinir in Portland ed (he Legion frollca In MedToi-d last week claim that it seemed like old times, with plenty of the eup the cheers and none of the trouii- I land, culled on .Mrs. 1011a Patter lesome dry sleuths to hrtther with. ' son and Mr. and Mrs. Will Kerns The Dixie orchard ho.K.111 t lid Tuesday eveniim. .Miss Johnson first r,r the week to harvest one i is a niece of Aim. Patterson, of the choicest crops ever' mown ' Services at the Methodist church on the orchard. , noxt Sunday as follows- Sunday The cold nights have, ureally ! school at 'JMii 11. m.i preaching diminished the swimming parties ! sor.vlce at II a. ra. Services will which have heen holdlnn forth I'"1 conducted by Miss Van Ness, nluhtly on the river for some time ! Vniins peoplo's lllble study was , 'held Wednesday nlaht at the homo .several from here attended thei""' Mr. and .Mrs. l.esler N'ewhry. last 'muciiiiK of the Central Point KoK.ilar prayer ineeth.K 'I liursday iranKe and report much enthusl- " '. 0,1 ""!""l,y' ",K"f asm amonK the members of that "r- huney will be In Talent anil ' . . will hold th (luarlrirlv ronforenw ntrirlHinK rnnKo. nvAlllnir .viro mM1t vo. Snonk ihinvoH liavH rallied a mcl- (II) patch in thin riitUrict for Iho third time in imp week, mid the owner In In no mood for KonU j c.0(), (lU(, ,H vry much enjoyed, dt-nlliiK. A Kvcul many think lhisBffir ,h(1 ,,ot weulher ol- u j-eW ihifivery, whin his bMnj rarrled on ; wuei(H a-'io nulte (xtnnlvfly In the rural dls- ' Jfiff jjj, w(l0 sppnt lhe pniJt lwo trlctH, is the work of tmnHlntn i months with hlH Hon, Hurt Hell, and who follow the fruit hurvPHtH. Our ha (aughter-ln-luw, Mr. James utlvlvu to thnHci who nn-mxponHlblo j jf lolurned to Talent lhe firel for tlio Work In this (llntriul, Ih to look- a little out hh several whot- Kuiih are known to be loaded with lilrdshot and "rarln to iro." Frank iMeyertt and fnmily return ed .Saturday from a two weeks vacation fljiont with relative)' In Keattlo. Mvr. Jterthold Tiarnum and son rtilly and daiiKhter Patwy Rtiih of i l'ohenlx vlHlted respectively molh vr and grandmother laHt Saturday ut the J.ydlard home. Keveral employes of the Modoc (irehnrd were mindny vlsiiors at j Crescent city, where thev eaeii purchased lots in n subdivision th4.,.,, Paul' Newman killed three rat- tleanakcs near lhe family homo one day last week. ' . A veterinary from Medford was called to the Kalph Wilson ranch last Tuesday to treat il cow nf- last uos.uj in mat a cow nr - fncted Willi milk fever. Fridny from southern California fliio win spend ner vacation at ine t nomo or ner moiner in nils dis-; r0, Cooli canin over from irlct. Mlsa l.ydlard says that each : Kliinialli Falls last Saturday lor a time she returns to the Itogun III'-1 short visit at home, .reluming lo er valley It looks a little h.'llcrjtno hh Hundiiy. than It .11.1 before. ! Ml.s tii , npiion lert Tuesday Tho roads in this end of the morning for n business (rip lo Port county are nt present going through land. Mrs. Tryon urecompnnlod about the severest test known to ( her ns rur an Albany lo visit her roadways, with the largo number j sister, who, Is in a critical condi of ponderous, high-speed trucks, I lion iiuil not expected to llvo. Mrs. carrying capacity loads and travel- j Hullen nxpeclH lo return Thursday. Iiib at terrific speeds. Ilesldes tho William Packard of Pomona, large number of trucks engaged In I C!ul., arrived Inst week nml is fruit hauling, several -large trucks i spending a few days will! Ills son, are hauil.ig logs from iho Mvans j Halph Packard, nt ilia homo on An creek district lo Medford. When del-son creek. one feels the earlh tremble ns tbeao I Mm- ''' P- fyrrt and daughter, heavy liiKging trucks whlrz past they cannot help thinking thai those rnsponslblo Cor our roads are to bo complimented for being able to keep them In such good repair under such severe Klrnln. The work of constructing tho two dwellilli' liniiNnu nt J.Vn.1 Mmltli ..ii.i I Wllnrd Howsley on the Tullle sub-! s"l'"l"m I",H lwo nlon,1,H wl,h division Is progressing nicely and 1 ''' "Inler, Mm. I-red liriindt. In the owners expect to T move their ! Mmlflrt' "tuniM homo Sunday SofSt'nVniT m"""" ,"rm,'Vi,r'.'V.ll(r Hussell and l.nee mo inst or next mnnlh. , , , . , , , rt . Tim ivn. v. i i, IdiiiigbletH worn In Ashland Snttir- J. r,W " i If" . tl-reshlng ,jy .,. mtlo ms Frances had r.ci ... "reshlng here las.; ao,,11 ,,,, ,.. IVv rti . . V'""i ' Archie lOsles lmve ij iiistui i miivnd Into lhe Oatman liouso, i H''rnl nf our farmers are busy, Mr ,, 1M()W ni.rVed n this week pulling up the third crop: wwk ,rnm plird ,! will or alfalfa which in not very heavy, RMond the fruit Benson with Mrs. but of excellent quality. i w. W, ICsles. Mrs. Inslow Is an o. 1 Davis and II. M. Harper old ttruunlnliinrp of Mrs. Ustea. were doing some developing work and Mrs. (Illicit of Itosoburg on their asbestos mine In the Kvnnsi were recent gnosis at Iho Archie creek section Inst week. KstoH home. We' are gid to iport thai M. ' Charles Campbell left last Titos Ji. chase, who is confined In a i day for Camas Valley, where lie Portland hospital Is sleadily Im-iwlll be employed Willi Ills truck, proving , health. ( Mrs. Spaiildliig, n slsier or nr. During the pear picking here llagley. Is vlslilng ber hrollier and last week tho harvesting operal ions i family at lhe llagley orchard on ond rood work there were some j Anderson creek, tr.o people employed. I Kverett Shooters moved his fnm- Herhort Hoover, republican can-i"v -Monday lo Ashhind from the didate for president, wns a guesi Hunlster house whiclt was recently of this district one day last week. I'urchosed by Chester Klll.;htin. bnvlng heen enlerlnlned nl lhe Wul ' 'r. nnd Mrs. U. 11. Koster, .Mr. Isiiac'H home on the river. 5,r"- ,ll,rK nnd ilanghtera. Halph Wilson, who lived - Mr. nnd Nrrs. I.lnilly and daughter, Kansas before he knew there was VhK'l,ln' lr- nml MrH- -Mn- such a place as the Hogue River h"n" H",,1,)' nnd Snndny nt valley, one night Inst week expert. ""' Ul"' '"" w"0lls diced for a few seconds a Kansas ' ' ''''''"enla. who has Ihrlll.in the shape of one of their notorious slorms, which seemed to be approaching at a lively pace. Hut hfler getllng thoroughly awake In his haste, to get to lhe cellar, he found thai It was only the pnss- roei - .. V . . . " """""" enl letl Sunday morning In eimi- a e, J'' "' ,OK"- i Pn' wlih his sisters-Kdnn. Hes- . H " ,,'l"'klrt "fjsle anil Mlldred-for Slocklon. Cal. Pi H, v""hn rMr. Hllderhraud Is making the trip !h2k...n'"r' T.,"'"'!n' ovonlnu near io aitend lo some properly divim innolher visit here. Thev returned ;nttorney said be would not nt pres Ihe riinnloy aoghn place, and ri- him hy his falher. Ills sisters will home Thursday. ! N,,,!,"11. also nmier j in iMccning me smaller car ; nnd Injuring Mrs. Vaughn to suchlslny In tlutt city. The llllderbraml nn enient that she wns taken to lhe family were old reslilenta of that ....i.iioi. ; The Carlton family nf Klamath j "county nre camped nt the (leorge , Wright place, where Mr. Cordon ' and son nre helping with the hay-: Ing. j ,. - j r'0- Muiikers hlghwny given eennd oiling for I0!J. TALENT TO GIVE PARTY AUG. 25 TALENT, MlK. Hi (Special) Tu,,nt community chili met nl the ,,,, Wodnewlny afternoon, J : .. . . . I I and who Is now visiting her mo- j ! (her. .Mrs. Jessie Patterson, and; I her sister, .Mrs. Churchill, of Ash- Uininber ttio tlnti;. The woathnr of the last thren or i r-,ntt .invu i,,,.- i,,,,,,, 1i,1ii,.v,-.r,,iiv of the week Airs, Frank Dillurd and nmall daiiKhter, Shlrdley, of Medford, In coni)iany with Mrs. Otllurd, her mother-ln-luw of lOugene, called at (ho home of Mr. and AIi'H. J. S. Crawford 8unday evenlnj;. Aslt Iteckwith had the misfor tune to Iohc most of his household effects Monday evening when the house in which he wuh living In Ashland was badly burned. Mr. Mr. Ileckwlth nt the time was em-j ployed on tlreenspring mountain. Peckwith wa employed at a restaurant ill town. They have ' rented n mnnll room near Mrs. i lleckwith's place of employment. iN" "' e""''' of tho ic""B6 '"!"' , ,r , I loin Umb .Mr ami Km. Clar- I mVe Homen, Mrs. Katie Mason ami ! ; '''''' Vlmii, made up n pnr y U"lt wont ''ucklelierry hiintliiK In ,(.0 vlelnUy of the l.ako or the u',,rt,iu iu. a....,i F. H. Sullivan moved Ills family, Into Iho Sloppy hnuso lhe first of aH, wnf,k. Mrs. Vilma Swing of 101 Ic City, Oltln., arrived inst Friday and will inalto Mrs. L. C. 1 1 1 It and extonded visit. Mrs. Ilyid is Mrs. Hills' mo ther and Mrs. Hwlng her sister. They hear the snmo relation to' Willis Hyrd. Miss l.aura Tryer, who has heon spent the past 10 days til the Com miinlly hospital In Medrord hnvliig underwent a major operation, was brought home TueHdny. .Mrs. ,1. S. Cniwriird has heeri on lhe sick list Ihla Week. John lllldebriind of Nnrlh Tal vij.11 Willi old friends during lllelr place. Services nt Hie Unptlst church next Sunday; Sunday school nf 1(1 prenebln'5 services nl II a. 'n. nnd ?::in p. m. fl. W. Iturnctt will conduct Ihn services.- Arihur Wilson Is drlvlnR n new Ford sedan, Mr. and Mrg. Fred Ilmndt and i r : " . : : 1 smf ( heh'.heh! i 5W Ul CANT SEE f - , I r"' , . WHER.6, HE'S ; ' j-f . y I !. .Wf i LID!' ! i ' "SV ...... jL . two daughters, Catherine and liar- ladies' of the community to eon hara June, spent Sunday evening 1 nln-? fruit and vegetables for the at the Tryer home, j J exhibit at the country fair. There Mrs. c. V. 1-ong was a buslneRS will he two booths, caller hi Medford Tuesday morn- ; ' ing. Mrs. Marion Tryer made a busi ness trip to Phoenix Tuesday morn ing. Mr. and .Mrs. W. A. Johnston and son, Paul, of Hanks, Ore., nr rived las Thursday and spent the i wrilr nml fit llwi limtia nf Mi. end Mrs. Karl Xewbrv. Mr. Johnston Is mi ,. ,.!,, f M, K.h q-l.o party la spending this week in i Medlord vlsltln.r Willi Mrs. John- i stoii's father, James Hill. '. Mr. and Mrs. Yarbough moved : tho llrat of Inst week lo Ashland, 1'. I'rlnglo Of Wllslllllglon slate, foreman for the Helz Packing com-' pany, was a guest Saturday and j Ollllllliy IL IHO llOUie 111 ,111. ailllt '"" ';i.niS. . Mrs. -Henry-llurnett, . -'. L.Mrs. Fred Wnomlngennip and Mr. and Ml'H. Malvln MCOrew ! children of Hornbrook, Cnl, lii'ei and small daugliter were over Sun-; day from Hilt and spent the day;. Mi's. Plniimlngciinip's slsier, .Mrs. Willi relatives and friends. i I.. J. Itolirer. They are also vlnll- Clll iHtiltti Dodge, who lias been ; Ing al (lie homes of Ccovgrt and Bpnndln-? a few weeks Willi her , Will Hansen. Histor. AlrH. flnnriu Clinton, left the ! lasl of Iho woelc for bii' home In NPn. Cal. Mr. and Mrs. .1. M neck nnd daughter. Pauline, of Long lleucb. Cat., are Bpendlng a month nt lhe ! himio of Mr. and Mrs. K. T. Newbry and family. mm. mtiiKuici 1 1 iiueoi ami ill Illcitl,,, t,.l n,i ,.iui,t., .....i. 1 Phoenix district was calling nl Iho! Tryor homo Sunday. ! Tho Ladles' Aid of the Melllod- 1st church will meet at lhe home of Mrs. Harvey Wallers Thursday, ! aeeouipiiuled by Mr. nnd Mrs. Wes ley Vognli, niolored to Medrord on TueHdny and spent the day with relatives. Kalph Choato and Arthur Win lora will 'Ive a lecturn on "Peace" i next Tuesday. August 21, at 8 p.! m. In tho Methodist church. Pic-1 tureH will he shown with the lec- ture. Mr. Ohoate and Mr. Winters) are Hem out by the Friends' church and Ihts will he a tree leclure. j Charley Hkeeters Ih driving n i new logging truck, having purchas ed II ItiHt week. Mrs. I.uella jliownian reltn'ned Monday from the ('omtunntty lios- iiuy nos- Pllal nt Ashland, where she had, underwent u crlllcnl operation. She Is at the Home nr her daughter, Mrs. l-Yod Hurt. Mr. mid .Mrs, HIley N'yswni-ner returned to Talent l-'rlday Irom Merrill. 11. S. Oloiin Is' driving n now I'nnllac Hedan. , M.'. ' lOlhel ,' and, son from California called on Mrs. IlodKe nnd her brolher. Pierce Wilson, one day last woefc. Tho Talent school will open for mo inn nnd winter terms Monday, Seplember S. This Is Labor day , and pupils will only he required lo i ' Re ," r ! register, but by Tuesday lessons!, O"'' he lnr-wst crops of Dart-, will be assigned nnd the work of ' !?" TT . ,T n I"'" V" ."T ' the i-m will begin in earnest. 1 nt lh ,De " " prehnrds Is , in .,,.1 u n 'now helug picked. It is expected mo driving a new Chevrolet' sedan. Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Pollen and : daughter. Mrs. llaker and son Slu-l art motored over from their home 1 nt lttisoburg Wednesday nnd vis- Ited nl the homo of Mr. and Mrs. Kit Jenkins Mr. Jenkins Is a mJ- ii.ii ... ., ' " i , . ., , ' ' I.' . ," ''.'.a .". ".i,' ''" "'"'' I oiio, itt'iM'ii niiuii' viMirN nun en mi ii. i Unit when their , ..,,! v .re ! properly In southern Oregon thev could not resist the pleasure of i (leorge Clinton moved Mondnv to thej.mnll house near (lie sec-1 iltlc properly1" ""'"r" ,,n" The company of Ashland iwu-i, ! I Holiday. Fred W llson ha.i eroded a n co rrnlt aland near- the Quality service station nnd will sell all kinds of frnll and veffetnbles. Tho drango hna romioated tho V'A'' v 'A . : ' ' y 'If A BRDWNSBORO BITS The attendance at Sunday school' W)t8 improv0(1 ,nHt KUPdnv'and im-j ! mediately foHowlng the Sunday .school tile Central Point gospel " ""'""i- w.,,c ..,. rm-nuy 11..10 u n .p n. n.s ;Kolt tournament a luncheon will enjiiyed by all present. We appro- , wheat ranch at Watervllle. -Vush. C served by the Indies of lhe ri",c "lo1'' '"I"K with their mas-i Jh. wont , . M p la Pol.t, Ashland golf . ub. trom the scriptures, and Invite I .... ., ,,,,., , ,,. J There will he an afternoon 'hem to come ngaln. .lonosion, woo lias , imldlng mccilngs 'throughout the t county, also was present nf ibcj spending a week as the guents of l!n. .... I'nii., e (... ' tvhnun .,1 i .1.' ! v ;.,. ,. ,,,-chard. is here vls-i iting with relulives mm fviends. Mr. Cpham has 14H0 acres of as- , under culilvation in the Hairamento vnllev I'. I). Prince of Plnehurst spent ((,iKS- .,.' ,, ,. ,,.,.. , , , ....iV';, vl.l M , , ' To, . ,. . , J , ' .K" . "'' "j. R""" K""""y nt ' ''- The Henry Palllke family were i V,,n . Mini, e . ;r , last Sunday Korreat Slnclnlr and wife of cbll orptlu have heen visiting at the Joe Maxfleld home. Mr. and Mrs. l.'rank Nygren and Ralph lllebcrstedt motored lo Dead Indian springs Sunday. : INT PEBBLES Mrs. a. S. Hobhlns and children and .Mrs. lloso llnytnonil wero Med- r...i V T v ... i "", ... - ..... iiinm nun iiiiiiuniHr. Marian, ol San Francisco arrived Saturday evening nt the P. L. stra tum home, wliero they met Mr. Vail Hook, who has heen In.Oregon Tor the pnst month. . Air. and Mrs. P. 1,. Stralian, lr. nnd Mrs. T. Van Hook wero call- ortvJ?"n1?"srJ" "p?'?""' Mr. and Mnt. C. L. Robblns and .Mrs. I) llcndrlekHon were vlnHora Saturday evening In Medford. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Kelsoe, Wni. Kelsoe and Virgil Kelsoe. nil of Centrnl Point, wero visitors at the ."" !r"l ron": were visllon I!'?' Unrtletts will be finished 1,., V, n, . . , ""' M' O. Dr'scoll of Fort Jones, 1. . f,"l"nK "nnny at the h,,,"n0 , Indliteil for Murder jiEIti'KI). C'al.-ii The county Rritml Jury returned an indltment hhwii'wi .Aiiumti iegra ami itobcrt nelm-hl, charging then, with mm" .i ..... ,l,:rlnK ,,1,",n 'mnMIe, stockmnn n.lji who was found shot to death near .os uanos. juiy ji. Tin- district i i . "" '" " "" n"lrd"r chnrges. Lumber Magnate Hurt i l-ONilVIMW. Vn.. Aug. 17. P) In-ju.mher' companvI'lLv. .C'of and S. M. Morris, of LonRvlew I -. .,.,,..i .n..k.. .... " ,T j night In nn automobile accident l.nv Corvniiis n ti, kinds nrl.near Corvallls. Ore. The report mg In collided with another car. oere aniu inn ear iney were rid- EIGHTY YEAR OLD WELS BY PlANTJSrH k n i:x r l KC I NTCT. A u g. Hi. (leorge Infers of Phoenix return- : ..... in. ii, 1 .i.u. i.ui tell his fnmily so hceauae he knew (1(,v wou(t won-y. This Is his eighteenth trip since coming to this valley. When he wired his arrival at Sealile by plane, his family were I greatly surprised, putting it mildly. 1 In my talk with Mr. Hirers, ho ' said he had heen asked amny ques ! lions as lo the different sensations n" nxpi'i'ient- d. First, were you very nervous? Did it heem thai "" "T T K 'apl..!y Ibrougn j 'V y"" n'""1 "f ,h' ,' f" , I'1'1"" "" , .earlh and all Hit- objects moved was more uomfortable than In the i stage. He saw the shadow of the ; plane beneath him at times. Ask ed if he wanted insurance, lie ask ed the price, and when told it -was so little, he decided it must be very safe and refused in insure.' The nmo irom t'orunnd 10 .Seattle w one hour and twenty minutes) as agninst eight hours hy train. Mr. Elfers Is nearitig 80 years of age, and enjoyed the trip im mensely. He is sure that travel by air will soon be more common than by motor and that It will have all the convenience of the latter method. Wire Itcsenls Slavery ! POliTl.AND. (ire., Aug. 17. (P) ( barging that her husband, Carl Hesse. Portland restaurant mnn, held her "as a slave," - made her scrub the floor of the restaurants with which he was connected from time lo time and took her earn ings. Vallle Hesse today filed stilt fur divorce. fODMCI)lY KIP) j for' i. BURNS SUN BURN : and all Skin Disorderxl I At All Druggists J Pi PREPARING FOR A I In fine condition, with a few miles Iircl.r.VlfCW. Auk. lO. Mrs. M. ! 0f unfinished road near P.eeds-; .McAllister of Noll creek return- port. While In Ueedsport. the ed to her home ' the first of tho ; Tuckers and Prues called on Ir.; : week. after spendlnK several days oud. .Mrs. William llolbert, foi-, i VlsitInB nt the homo of .M rs. A. : mor resldenm of Ilellvlew. They Spencer nnd her dauBhter. Mrs. both expressed a desire lo return Cioidon nt WoriV n, OreKon. ' i W southern Oregon to live, as ! .Mrs, ;-Rus!unc Homes Carter i Hoedsport; in their estimation,; i..Mr,i. vi.ii.:iu not like Ashland. Mr. and Ink with relatKes nnd friends ! Ilellvlew and Ashland. Mrs. Car- In this community mat cm i tcr left Thursday for Deler and ; wished lo lie remembered to. , i other county districts, tolook after I Miwl Mary flrtibb, daiiKhter of. ! summer school sessions belnj,' con-1 Mr. nnd Mrs. Will Ciruhh of l.ose iiniei m ih! timn nf n burir returned home with berj rm- Mntefiir . u,.n nf nndiunclo and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. -M. Mrs. U. K. .Metcalf, spent tho 'week-end at Klamath Falls vlsltlnR with Ills brother. Howard, who: j lives there. He returned by way son. Eddie HuKh. have lieen spenu !of Lake of the Woods Sunday! ins a few days visiting at the. levenlnc. nnd reports that many; home of Mr. nnd Mrs. Homer ! Ashland people are at their sum-! ISarron. ; !mer home there. .Mrs. Ellis of the Klamath Junc- Jlmer Oatman of Medford wns, ! In tills vicinity on Monday, look- iln.- ..free luisinevs connected with ' the -Jackson cotintv fair. j Mr.' Edwin Ounn made a trip to Kort Klamath on .Monday to KUter, wnua anil .ins. look after his beef cattle that ! Hayes, were Medford visitors on n ro In pasture over there durinK l Wednesday afternoon, the summer months. I Harry Moore and H. S. Herso, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Nell and: both of Portland, spent a few dauBhter, Joan, came in from their days last week visitlnK at the Uend Indian ranch nnd spent the; home of Harry Moore's parents, week-end ut their home here, re- Mr. and Mrs. W. 1.. Moore, turning- Sunday evening. They ex-!1 Joe Hunter, who has made his pect to 'be at home permanently in another week or so. T. A. -Merrvman lias quito a ,,r n..,.,- ,.i,.k-,.,-u hnuv in his l orchard, tho Hartlctt pears are j ready for market now and other varieties will follow in a short! tme. jl.ithia park .Sunday. At one o ciock Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred Homes of . a sumptuous dinner, consisting! P.ollviow were omrihg the golfersof many good things to cat. as is, who made the trip to Klamath j Uflial nt such affairs. After din-j T-nlu Sundnv in order to ho in at- ner a number of the young folks. tendance at the tournament held iat the Klamath l-'alls golf course. I Those who attended from this I The indies of the Ashland golf I community were Mrs. Oscar Low 'club will piny their first tournn-jtind son, Paul. Miss Edith phap imen't iramos next Thursday morn-1 man nnd Mrs. Pert chapman. Ing. starting at !) a. m.. when they! Ill meet the Klumaih Falls Indies on the local greens. There will be eight Indies from Klamath Kails, who will enter the game. Those on the list from as follows: Mrs. Fred Hubert Bently. Mrs. Dodtfe, Mrs. Fred Engle, fMiH. E Pell, Mrs. Hal McN'air, I Mrs. Fraiey, Mrs. Jordan, Mrs. j ;.. ii. nice and Mrs C. J. Head A .p " IltMI fty int" HJ-(ii iiiiut-r nin i in-- ouillinB bee at the home of Mrs. Archie Klireuhl this week. In order to tie out the quilt for tho hope chest. Some of the ladles metrcporr naving some very unn fruit. last week and worked on the article nenring completion for the chest. Mrs. W. D. .lackson nnd Mrs. W. (!. Tucker made a trip to Medford Tuesday to makfi flnnl arrangements for the booth at j the fair, also to take more fruit in cold storage for tiie exhibit. I Many ladies belonging to the club! are busy preparing something lor. .Mr. 1 Hobert Gordon, who took possession of the Tinker place tills spring. lias started the con struction of a modern dairy barn oil his farm. Mr. Clordon has purchased 34 milk cows recentlv j and expects to add to the herd f until he has n hundred head. The eld ban- on the farm is being tern-! porarily ai ranged to accommodate. the heard at pre.senr, ns it will take some time to complete the ennui 1'iipllmi (if Ihn nnw burn. Kverytblng will he of the lotest; In the way of eiiulpmenl for this' LIBERTY MARKET - "The Home of Good Meats" To Insure Summer Safety First Kovertunent inspei-ted. tlien rushed to our rcfriif prntor these menls lire fully protected nizninsr any pos sible potitiiniinntinn. .. . Swift's tioveriiiuent tnnpeeted Hepf Swift's Best ..Beef Tenderloin Pork Tenderloin Beef Lamb Veal -v- Pork Swift's Steaks. ,' Tender and Juicy Fancy Roasts of All Kinds Brookfield Sausage Brook field Cheese Picnic Lunch Meats Cottage Cheese F.-yers Rabbits. FREE DELIVERY PHONE 164 Corner Holly nnd Main Street dniry barn. A Pine Tree mllkim? machine, with several units wU he lostalled. Mr. (lordon haa already made many Improvement about, the farm. . .Mr. nnd .Mrs. M. M. Tucker and Mrs. M. P. True returned the last of the week from a several days' campins trip nlonK the coast. They made the trip by way of Crescent City nnd north alonK tho coast to Ueedsport. traveling over both the Uedwood nnd Jloosevelt hlirhwavs. They report the roau Iniitrn. Holbert have many friends. M. Tucker, lo visit iei.iu.es ... ' Ashland and Hellview. .Mr. and Mrs. HUKh llarron mm lion left the first or tne ( for Portland and some of the . ! bench towns, where she will spend. ja few days on n pleasure trip, Mrs. Mabel Merryman and dau- I home wun .11111 nonet a 101 a , her of years, left last -week 'o live with his son and family. Mr.: Hunter has heen In fulling health i for some time nnd it is hoped that the, change will do him good, A picnic reunion wns held in enjoyed a swim at the local tanks. Mr. nnd .Mrs. Arthur Tepper nnd family of Wlllamina, who I just recently puriihasert a pari of the Hrafht estate near lhe . Bellview school house, liave he- j gun building a ne whouse, garage; anil are having a well drilled. I Mr. Hazelwood, who purchased j three aeren of the same estate, has completed his house nnd other buildings. Mr. and Mis. S. K. Bai'nes at ' " ,u .. in 7h. i ...... j McCarthy hullillng. A. social even- I Ing was enjoyed, with dancing, lifter which delicious refreshments I were served. Mr. nnd .Mrs. s. K. Barnes nod ; E- U. Mhaw just completed pick i ing their -jiartlett pear crop. They TH MODERN OIL A STANDAftD OIL'PR'bbUCT -. j !'..:: y MONEY I , CAN'T BUY X i " A BETTER OIL I -than ! X THE NEW MOST people know this absolute antidote for pain, but are you carciul to say Bayer when you buy it? And do von alwavs eive a ulatice to see Bayer on the box and the word genuine printed in red.? It isn't thu genuine Bayer Aspirin without it I A drugstore always lids Bayer, with the proven directions tucked in every box: ti tmilo murk nt or Moiioucctlcuciaaater of SallOfllCBold WATCH REPAIRING ?T MEDFORD. ORE Direct from Vancou . vcr. B. C. intoChica-' to on a fast transcon tinental train through the tamous Canadian Rockies, the finest mountain scenery in the world. Open ob servation cars in the scenic mountain re-' gibns. Stop-over privileges at Banff; ' Lake Louise. Finest equipment, service and cuisine. Isitany; wonder this is the chosen route of ex-1 pcrienccd travellers? I Low Summer Fares on sale until Septem ber 30 - return limit October 31. Canadian Pacific Trowlifri 1 Chtquts Good lhe World OerrJ Pacific WH.Deacon-Cen'Mjenf-Pass'rDeprr 55ThlrdStftrilandMul(noinaJiHoielBli ForFreiChtStt ' O. H. Becker, District Frr. Aflt. At the Center "'' ' - of Everything OHcring central location five famous inuurants with inM-price mealf ud service a la Carte Garage lor your car an entire floor reserved lor women . guests Choice e1 roost in Hotel ac La Sallt at Madison St. commod&tiori. Room Nates Vtlln- 1'rkf IW Day brf of One l Fixd-Pritrc Mt,tlt Ornkfait . Oc-75c Luncheon . ... 85c Dinner tl.00 51.50 Sunday C.nor .... $1.40 Ktoini Prr,on Pefcru 1 54.00 102 300 4.50 3- 00 . 6.00 5 00 7.0 6.00 3 00 6 0O 9 CO 149 CHICAGO tRKWT t. trrtvENs tni t. thorntow - ihtmUnt V(t Ptu. & Afff. I III fvV. olovcrone i&!rtK thousand mod- fii lljfe'fWri reasonable '!!f! IlllPi Pricw-Aebia- jjja-?j-jgj; your next trip service theut- i immi 1