Medford mail tribune., August 21, 1928, Page 2, Image 2

PXGTD TWO
rrcrFom mail-TmrnrrfR MfiDVoim. otfiov. TrEftTWY. -vrnrsT 21. 102s.
I I1
iocal and
Personal
The fifteenth alarm f"i" Annual
wh turned in ni the fire denil't
inent yesterday afternoon when tile
chemical truck was called to the
eiul of Chestnut street to extin
guish a kimw fir-, which retiired
Hi Kalloits of chemical befur
,vas put under control. The ma
jority of thin month's alarms have
been for iirass fires with none
musing any heavy loss.
i:laekl)eriie '1 week early tills
nuisoii. I'H" k them at Kin ley Hrtn.
rajtieh on AiiploKiiln where they
Kiow in irrigated pastures back
from the dust of roads. !":(
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Itohiiert,
accompanied by their two children
mid Km ma llohnert, left early this
morninK for u vacation motor trip
to Sacramento, San .lose and south
ern California, They expect to be
"fcone fur several weeks.
Newness, charm and smartness
are exemplified in the new I'.ucllla
em broidery packages. Handicraft
Shop. I ft I
The first Wedding of the week
look place yesterday in .lude Tay
lor's court when Will la in Sperry
of Modesto. Cab, was married to
Kay ChniKher of lleno. Xev. The
couple arrived in Med fu I'd yester
day forenoon, obtained I heir il
cenHe and went immediately to
Judge Taylor's court.
Illue Linn farce; Uellvery, phone
liHH for I'i'oinpt Service. I, Mi
Mrs. (Villi Whalfii of Los An
pelcH ui'rlved in this cily yesterday
tf) (spend a few weeks at th
home
Mr.
and Mrs. Klmer Young.
Ten S. A; II. green stamps fi
tomorrow, lied Letter Day, at the
M. M. Dept. Store premium parlor.
Itrlng your book and get your ten
fr . stamps. i ;, i
R J. Hansen, railroad official
from Omaha. Neb., arrived here
Monday to spend a few days In Hie
valley. Mr. 1 lanseu is making a
lour of the fruit sections of the
northwest.
An opportunity for your boy or
girl to learn violin, 'cello, flute,
clarinet, saxophone, cornet, trom
bone,
lln or any orchestra Instrument
Simply have them register; we
loan the Instrument and tench them
free. No Investment until they
learn. 01 vo them an opportunity
to ho in an orchestra. Kull pnr
Itculars at the Palmer Music House.
151
Members of the (! ranis Pass ami
M ml ford llusluess and Professional,
AVomen's clubs will hold a joint
liicnlc meeting tonight at Itoimey'
auto camp on Kogue river. Trans
portation will be provided for those
who have no enr. Medford women
will meet at the Chamber of Com
maree nl Tn-ir..
Special tomorrow, children's ray
on alpaca slips for !iSe in the M. M.
Uept. HI ore Hargain Ihismneni,
Double stamps with all cash pur
chases. r, j
Mrs. Kvidyn Sinionson accopi
panlecl by her mother, Mrs. IL J.
Anfinsitii of Portland, spent Sun
day at Talem, where they visited
Mrs. K. Ion.
Swim In drinking water. Mer
rick's chlorinated unit!, 80tf
Miss Caroline Ward,' employe of
lhe Proctor Oambln company of
San Krancisco. and Pert Jones of
Kan Krancisco spent the Week end
In Medford as the guests of Mrs.
Htta Adams. The party visited
Crater Lake Sunday.
The new Hurt I In embroidery
packages are conspicuously differ
ent, and there's an endless variety
to make choosing u delight. Han
dicraft Shop. ' LTil
Miss Coldn Itooue returned to
Medford today after spending sev
eral days vacationing at Lake o'
the Woods.
Made to order at my home
cakes, pies, hoi rolls, doughnuts,
meat pies. kiIimIh. etc. Mrs. C. R
Lundberg, 107 Kenwood. Phone
I.'iti
Mi. ami Mrs. Don Newbury
are
expected lo arrive here this
even-
"ig rrom Aulfoeh. OH., whore ihev
Imvc been visiting at the home of
Mr. .N'cwhury'H brother, furl.
Ten S. & 11. green stamps free
tomorrow, lied Letter Day, al the
M. M. Dept. store premium parlor.
Prlng your book and get your ten
free stamps. ' j - j
Norrls Porter ,.ft iu,n, stuu'lav
for Santa Aim, Cnl., where he vx
peels to enroll Tor the fall term ut
the Santa Ana hlh xenon! which
Htarts this week.
AVe have somethlnf- eiii i
free props. Dn not fail to see them.
lK I'hipfi Mtr.
o. -S(f.
There must bo a
Reason
why Fluhrer's Milk
Bread is far outselling
all other brands of
bread in Southern Ore
gon or Northern California.
MciiiIhth of Hie Junior hnyn' :
drum and huiilo corps will nnvl
tonlKlK at the Key Hrout UHrlr.s J
off I'Jnst Mufn ai 7 oVlnr-k. Our-
inn Iho in-aciit-c hour, 22 embryo
musicians will be initiated into the
group of 42. Additional hoys are
acceded because of the fact that
two divisions have been formed,
ope for those from !' to 1 2 and
another for boys from 12 lo Hi
years of age.
Tomorrow is Itcd l.ctlcr day at
it J the M. M. Ijepl. Store. With every
rush purchase you receive double
stamps. Til
Jack I'orter went to I'oriland
yesterday morning on a short busl
ncss trl.
A special type ot trco props at
! Mlg PlncH Uir. Co. 78tf
Mrs. Timothy Dally, who suffer
i ed painful Injuries last week when
, a car she was driving turned over
; on the Hillcresl road. Is rapidly
recovering from the effects of the
i mishap and was
car in (he city.
Special tomorrow, children's ray-'
on alpaca slips for !i: in the M. M.!
: Dept. Store liargalu I'.asement. !
.Double stamps with all cash pur- J
! chases. 131'
t Lloyd Sparks, who suffered a ;
broken leg several weeks ago when )
he fell from (he !(. uml story of i
'the Riverside apartment house on
era ns' hospital to procure treat
ment for the Injured limb, the re
eovery of which hns been very slow.
The Junior drum and bugle
corps will Jrdtiatf) new mem
bers next Tuesday night. Clayton
Isaacs expects more it ppliea lions
loi-fiif fhiu ttw.i.l, I... ...(.. I.
- . ,,. ' , , ,.
bugles. Uoy.s !i, 10 ami II in one
group and 12 to XI In another. I '.l
i Hotel guests from a distance
j registered today at local hotels In
elude P. Howard Werth of IJcthle-
hem, pa.. Millard Patterson of HI
( Paso, Tex., Ceorge II. Hess, Jr., and
: W, i. Ueady of St. Paul, Minn.,
j Mr. and Mrs. . K, Whitson of
1 Chicago," Mr. and Mrs. L. I. llrlggs
J of Vancouver, It. C. and Mrs. K.
Josephine Iturgess of Denver, Colo.
I Peaulfful new shoes, In the fall
! styles and colors, from 4.85 to
!7.Hf. at the M. M. Dept. Ktore to-
chase. i r, i
Temporary auto licenses were is
sued at the sheriffs office today
to !. O. Swedeuhurg of Ashland.
W. l' Sulliugcr of Talent, Jesse
lllehardson if Central Point and
H. II. Oile. Archie Tlottler. Paul
Harmon. Kerne Daltey, C. K. Moore
and Ci. P.. Miller of Medford.
Hello, Mrs. Kyle:. What havo
you for rent? Call 12C2 AVIlllaniH
& Warnoek. t 143tt
A total of lid out of state motor
ists registered yesterday nt the lo
cal branch of the out of stnle auto
registration bureau.
Children's tan or guumetal ox
rorils. 2.VH tomorrow at the M. M.
Dept. Ktore Bargain Itiisoment.
Double j. damps with .(levQry. cash
pui'chasc, ' r J
Hoy Hriulres,, I'nivei'Hlty of Wash
ington football man, stopped in
Medford Monday night to visit Mr.
and Mrs. William Loo Pricker, both
of whom are graduates of the 17.
of '. Mr. Squires was on his way
to Seattle where he will start train
lug for the fall football season.
Chicken dinners, Covered AVag
on, i Sc. J5i
Among the passengers on Crater
Lake stages this morning were Mrs.
O. Von Kgloffsteln ami grand
daughter Shirley (iravlcy of Port
land. Mrs. Josie McDonald of Med
ford, Miss Kleanor llrooks of Port
land and Mrs. H. K. Henderson and
daughter Miss Helen of Los An
geles. Ten stamps free at the Premium
Station tomorrow al the M. M.
Dept. Store. Just bring your book
and get your ten stamps V It K K.
1 ." 1
Plans to erect a hign at Klamath
Juiicilon. which would direct tour-
Ms bound Tor Crater Lake to make I
the entrance over the Padric hlgh-i
way route, through Ashland and I
Medford, are being discussed by
local business men and have been
endorsed by lteri Miller, grand
high fl.r of the l.lthhms. and K. O.
I lai-lan of the ha in Iter of com
meree. Tourists stopping at the
Klamath Junction are ordinarily
routed through Klamath Kails to
reach I'rutcr Lake ami incidentally
hit neither Ashland nor Medford.
Ashland Tidings.
.Screen doors. Woods Lumber Co.
K.I
.Mr. and Mrs. "Wig" Ashpole and
small daughter arrived here yester
day from ltlgby. Ida., where Mrs.
Ashpole nlld the baby had spent
the pust two month visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. deorgc Cor
don. Mr. Ashpole motored to Uig-
I by last week to bring his family
home. They visited Yellowstone
park on the return trip.
' Lady In automobile who picked
; up poi table phonograph and rcc-
ords at the Intersection of llth !
and Orange early Monday morning
1 will please leave property in either
of the entrances of the Palmer
i Music Houkc, ami no nuesilons will
i be asked. 1
I'pon his failure to appear In the
j city police court yesterday, Charles
I .K'Nsnnini forfeited n cash hall of
SI" on a charge of intoxication.
and Walter (iaiou forfeited cash
bull of for disorderly conduct.
Albert I! row n, who w hh to have
appi-itrcil yesterday on a charge of
reckless driving, forfeited n cash
i bail of 110.
! liieHsmHUIng and remodeling.
I l-'ashlon Whop. 4i'4 Medford Hide
I tf
Mr. ami Mis. K. K. Watson lefi
this forenoon for ihelr home In
Oakland. Cal,, followlnj; i, short
visit here with friends and rela
tives while en route from it motor
trip to Seattle .
Ten Vtampn free a I the I'ivikIimu
iiiuiiiMV ill 1110 ,M. .M.jv"i'r i.HKf.
Uopt. Nturo. Just hrlni! your linok i ' Mr. A. It. Mnrsli spout
nml Bi t your ton stamps KKKK. j Sunday vlslllnu i olntlvo, ,,t Miirsh
1 , : fioid.
Norrls I'nrter, son of llr. K. II. Ioertlon Is Blvoll ns Iho grounds
I'ort. r. ion .Mndv fr s,,tn Aim. '"r " divorce suit fiiod nl tho ooun.
Cnl.. whoro ho will ttrnd sohoo) ly ol"rH' office (oilnv by n.rl
thin wlmor. Ho had hoon ompioood v,1,l,,r w'nt Mlnnlo Voiior Thf
ul Crowson s confoctlonery durlntf lcPl iro murrled In Wnaiunit.
Iho summer. 'ton. Juno 10 iwi
Amum,' the out of town Oi'okoii -
iann rf-K-lfioi-Pd at local hoit'ln uro
L. I. H;t n font of Colthiic flrovc, H.J
J Mronunfr
nml J. K. Cmnilall of
j Kimcno, Mr. mid Mrn. William An-
derson and lt. O. Herrold of Salem
and Mrs,
Kaney Leonard of Cor- j
vail is.
Wt have something cholco In
tree props. Do not fall to sco them.
Hie lMnes I.lir. Co. 7StM
After visiting at the home of her
sister, .Mrs. II. MJlcholl, during the
past week. .Miss Sadie It, van return
ed to Moapa, N'ev. .this morhnig.
Tomorrow Ik Ited Kctler day at
the M. M. Dept. Store. With overv
cash purchase you rncelvo double
i stamps. 1 31
Al-rlvtllM 111 .Mo.lt.. i d lo.lav mm,
t,.nll,. uoiv. u It M M..C.nv
n.l -mull .lL.hio,- l,o in vi-i'.
a tthe home of Mrs, McCroy's sis-1
ter and brolher-ln-law, Mr. and j
Mrs. Uoy Kllfott. I
rsefuro you re-roof your home,!
cost of either patent or cedar shin-1
gics, omiM j.umocr co.
A local resident Is bemoaning
the loss of a new portable phono
graph which he left on the curbing
at l-Jeventh and Orange streets
Monday morning while unloading
camping equipment from hit; auto
mobile. I'pon reutrning from the
house where an armful of luggage.
, m il lip mi- jiimii(ik ain aou
driven off. Children nearby gave
a description of the woman and her
Children's tan or gunnn'tal ox
fords, SiJ.JiH tomorrow at the ,, m.
Dept. store Hargain Jiasement.
Double "stamps witli every cash
purchase. 1 Til
Again Charles K. Lloyd, local
auto salesman, is In thetoils of
lhe law for passing bad checks and
following hJH firrest yesterday. Is
now In the county jail awaiting the
disposition of his case, it Is likely'
that he will be conimltt"d to the!
state penitentiary, inasmuch us he'
is already under a sentence of a
year on a bad cheek charge on
which he pleaded guilty last spring.
He was. however, given a parole
by the court at that time.
Let a mother who loves children
keep your children day, week or
month. ftig house, hu-go shadv
lawn. 1017 Y, Main Bt. J r.'l
Mrs. 10. W. Lurenz of Cuqulllc,
formerly a resident of Medford,
left here today after spending a
Week at the home of her father J
It. Wilson.
Peiuitlful new shoes, In the fall
mj.es ami colors, rrom 94.lt a to
.i.i, in Al . ai. Dept. Store to-
morrow. Double S. & II. green dls.
count stamps with every cash pur
chase . 1 51
linlph H. Olezen and IJ. C. Castle
of the Peerless Chemical company
of Los Angeles, were transacting
business In the city Monday, in the
Interest of their company.
Hotel guests in Medford from
the city of Portland Include the
following: C. 10. MncKarlane, Mr.
and Mrs. 1C. W. Tilner, Mr, and
Mrs. H. I. Itaymond, Itcla Sim
mons, L. A. Nelson, Kvn Nelson,
A. K. Hidden, Frank Tuber, C. F.
Ilensel. M. O. liny nes. Mrs. A. A.
Allen. Klmer Chamberlain, Mr. and
Mrs. I!. II. Hates, Joe Oravelle.
ttlva Rogers and C. K. Shrisler.
Marriage licenses were issued to
day and yesterday at the county
clink's office to William Sperry,
1.1, of Modesto. Oil., and Kay
Clougher, 8ii. (f itono. Nov.. and
(o Paul Peterson. 22, and Iris Mor
gan, i'J. both of Medford.
Air. and Mrs. W. A. Hartney'wero
union gthe Klamath Kails visitors
who were in Medford yesterday.
Uoy olnnd and L, Reynolds,
lii-yenr-old Los Angeles youths ar
resled al Dnnsnuilr, Cal., last week
for lhe theft of a ear In this city
and one In Ashland,, were bound
to the .federal authorities when
they appeared In the Lmlted stales
commissioner's office at (Iranls
Pass yesterday afternoon along
with two alleged nulo thieves nr-
rested In Klamath Kalis. The onar
tct are to be taken Ui Portland
lliis week to appear In federal
court.
l-'nlluwltiK ii vanittull uf two
uim'Iih Mpi'iil in Xi-wImtk. Konnoth
t'lllhtri'ltl rrsutiu'il ilutii-s yi'rti-rilny
lit lh l''lrsl .Nil I lonii I hunk.
MVil TtililMMI. .siirliil nj;iint fur
llu St. 1'iiul Klru mill Miirlni- ln
fiiriinc'i' I'liiutmny uf I'ortlunri, iH
Hlii'iiillni; ii fi'w duys lii tin. cltv this
Wl'i'll.
t.lp .:unt II. M. Iliiui'um niitvcd
loilii.. I rum l''urt' I.i'ivIk wIum'i' hp
was In oiunp fur tho two
wi'oUm.
AnimiK Ihr motor luurlstH from n
illNtiiiu'i- who rCKiHtoroit tuiluy nt
thi loi-al hranrh of tho out of
ftnto unto roKlstrtitlou litiroiiu, aro
Kilwln Junlan of i hioauo. III., ami
Vlolor llMiilltiK of lliibhara Wooils.
III. Muhol I 'ii Inn r. who roKlKtorod
from Saortimoiilo. t'al.. j;avo hor
OroKon tli-Htlniition ai. I'cntnil
I'olnl.
.Mr. mill Mm. I'hailri. Iliulaiul
rotiiriu'il to PuMiilomi, fnl.,
in o r n I n it after .spomllni! throo
wookH In Moilforil.
Miss Holly Johnyon loft horo to.
lay for Ashlaml. whoro she will
lio Iho Riiont of hop sl.stor. MIkh
lirni'o .lolniHon. for liovoral ilaya.
"I etoppcil In Moilfon! yoHtorilnv
to visit William I:hIko. parlnor of
my unolo. Jnooh KkIioIiuiim. In tho
froilllor iIii.vk of North Dakota.
Iiolll of thorn woro niuoni; Iho first
nnno moil iu soitio noar Cliand
l-'orltn. mill my unolo was first may.
or of tho oily. Ilo illo.l whi n lio
w,is si." said J. it. Worlh. l.ullHr
an mtnUlor in llothlohom. I'a.. who
Ivft horo this mornhiK aflor spoinl.
Iim n fow days at Crator Uiko. Mr.
Worlh oarrloil a suok of Kokuo
livor pours wllh him nml slnicil
Hint ho hd novor soon hottor or
ohnrils anywhoro In hh oxtonslvi
travols.
Dr. !:. ('. Iloovur nml iluuxlitor
of MnrshfloM. stoppoil In Moilford
Miniilliy on Iholr rolurn t-i.. ...
! The nidi-show attraction which
j hcM forth here for several vcfkn
jn u,(. ntui cronm mljolnlnir the
; KnrnuTH and Fruit : r owe ru bank, I
j nml which, uiler HhowiiiK In Klum
ath county for a time, was In Ash
land a few weeks ago, Is now In ;
Hisson, Oil., where it appeared last j
week In connection with a celebra
tion. !
To ro-roof now may save you
llio extra expense of redecorating "
your interior walls after the first, An order uniting for a muilll'icu
rnin. Wc l.uvo both patent nndj11((11 ()f (,R(.re(; n lmj caM of K.
cfunr shlng Ips. aorta Lumber , , , . ,
Co Phono IDS , -4 , Little, Appkaate Improvement com-
Mi-- vr....i..,.i'f. .it ..r i.: ......... ,.. ' pany nKiilnst .1. J. .Munsell mid
vi.sitiliK fiifntls In Moilford tuul fx
pocts to I'Hitrn to lPr liomo nour
I ",n "l lo 'cr ino
1 lllVOI'""' "f OlOBOII. .MIHh florf
i formal ly rraidPd In this elly.
... inmiruii ll,ul , ,u " ,
"i ii it T V . V .
i. in. J"ni 11
from u two months' clsit with rein
lives at Denver, Colo.
Callfornlans registered at local
hotels include V. V. Horn of Chlco.
Mrs. Cyrus Drewster of I'ondosa,
Mr. and Mrs. K. M. Sawtelle, Har
old Donuni of Wlllitts. Mr, and Mrs.
K. C. Marry. Fred Mears of Oak
land, Mrs. v. it. Kstes tf Auburn.
j Leltoy Deity ke of San
.uls Obispo.
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Kinnard of
.Riverside. Dean and Mrs. Harry 'cost about SM each, if the water
j Heal. Louise Ileal and Mr. and Mrs. ' master In permitted to complete his
1 W. II. Kuhlnian of Los Angeles,! plans.
I Priscllhi Metcaif of Cicmlora. Mr.' A! tinsel I avers that the turnouts
and Mrs. H. Cordon of Murllngame, 1 Installed by himself are just as
I K. P. Tiggart and family of (ilen-serviceable and that "I know of no
dnle. Mr, and Airs. 10. K. Appleby
of Mill Valley. P. O. Nelson and
family and Mr. and Mrs. It. Meyers
of Hollywood. II. M. Itelnbohl of
Watsonvllle. Mr. and Mi's. J. O,
Jones of Pasadena, Mr. and Mrs.
W. 10. Mi-Lang of Hollister. Hubert
Colin. Pert Macauley. p. s. ('line
and A. It. Allen of San Krancisco.
An auto collision took place In
M e ii r.o r d yesterday when
ilriven by Herbert Tilley and Mrs.
-Merrick collided on the fnteisnc.
Hon of .orth lilversid
avenue
ami Jackson street, according to.
an accident report filed at the po-j
lice station, where a report of ai
collision yp.sterday at Trail be
tween cars driven by It. s. Chap-1
man of Omuls Pass and Dr. 10.,
Hnthurst of lOtna. Cal.. was also
in file.
"The Way of Kafth," a hymn
written by Mrs. Mary Carov. of
laient, mm been
ecently accepted
i or publication. Although Mrs.
Carey Is the composer of numerous
poems and songs this is the first
time she has had a song with
music printed. Mrs. Carev
correspondent
for the Mall
bune.
IICMIMUtKY Donald Nolan
Humphrey, son of Mr. and Mrs.
William Humphrey passed away ut
the home of his pnrciits at Duus
UHiir, Calif.. Huturday evening, the
cause being 'diphtheria, ami thl?
Illness tasting only three days.
Donald was born In Medford. Jun
uary t, lyjJI, was five years, .seven
mouths. I t days of age. and is
survived by his parents, his grand
parents. Mr. and Mrs. 0. M. Winn
of West Clark street, and three
sisters. Louisa, Kathleen and Win
nifred. Interment will take place in the
Jacksonville cemetery. Tuesday
morning at II o'clock, rather
lilack officiating.
Notice to Eagles
All Kaglos are requested to be
present this Thursday evening. Mr.
D. D. Hail of the organization dept.
will be with us, also havo some
good entertainment features. Mring
in your candidate and make it a
big evening. Watermelon feed.
Kul S. . POACri:, Secfc
i'nnl of TlinnkM.
Wc wish to thank our manv
friouils for thoir extreme kindness
tl n rinn our recent bereavement in
the loss of. our beloved mother,
'A4 Knot. . We also appreciate
the many floral offorllius.
Crank Trumblo.
Mrs. Ktclla llniKlit. .
Mrs. tieol-KO Knnpl.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
WAXTKO rraetlcul uurslim. In
Ulllro U'J3 WcmI Utli I'o'i
KOIl SAI.H Halod isrulll hay. Tel,
L' I -!''-, Jacksonville. 133
KOU KALI; Sweet corn.
V. S. Carpenter ranch,
vllle highway.
tomatoes,
.lackson-
i;.t
"OK SALK lined nccunite farm:
scales; weigh Cut) lbs. I'hunel
Mtit-L. l-v"
WANTi:i) Cook and helper "ho
ean cook and serve nood food In
u small place. Address "Cook."
Mail Tribune. tf
FOIl IlKNT fulilll.
Hard Store.
Tat's
Second
l.'.l'tf
l'Olt ttALK-IUl'll Kord truck. I
Second Hand Store. 1 .'
'at's
I 'tf
TAKKN HI' Hereford heifer: L'
marks In each enr: wol;h about
tiov. Owner can hnve same by
imyiug diimiiuc. Cieury Orchnrd.
tirlffln I'reek. 15'J
WHY NOT
OWN YOI U OWN HOMi:
We have homes from JloOO to
Jl'&.mie. Terms as low as $ 1 oil
down, or your ear or lot can 1
be turned to your advantage.
Kor Trade New home in
Kliimath Fulls for Medford
homo.
Kxeluslvo lots on Siskiyou
Heights, $30 down, balance lo
suit.
Wanted l,lstiiis on all
kinds of property.
rkdoy vooisk.
Lobby Hotel Jackson. Phono 3ttT.
ii:
WANTllD To buv I'i-ton used
truck. While A. P. Slrausor. lit.
1 Uox ST II. Medford. l r.3
WANTKlv-To hire man w ith truok i
for liaullllir loos. Write A. V.
Stt'iuiser, Uoute 2. Uox 6TH. Mod-
1
I
is a mmy.
I. . i , mi u:inmeier mismess diock.
. I LOCAL DATA j 2 . ::-s -p-
! Obituary I. . ,T-1 I " TS'fW
I Ti-muci-iitiin- ((Ick ) ... f'l Tk3 fc2 SS
ford.
LITTLE APPLEGATE
RANCHER IS AFIER
: wife was filed in the circuit court
late yesterday by Munscll through
! hiK altonieys, Kelly & Kelly. A
; decree was handed down recently
fi deciding the unit fn favor of the
j Improvement company.
Alunsell asks that 1-red X. Cum-!
'min'H- t"nty wnlor master, he In-1
Mli'iiflm In mil lit IfHH nvnniiKlvn
types of turnouts and, In an affida
vit, charges that the county wator
master is employing high-grade
lumber, "planed on four aides," ex
pensive skilled. labor and "fancy
measuring devices." when rough
pine lumber, common labor and a
yard stick would he sufficient. He
alleges that a carpenter is employed
;it $8 per day, with a helper at $1
! per day and that the turnouts will
! farmer in Jackson county who can
i stand the expense of $Jd a turn
join.' It Is further s.tated In the
i anidavil' that, as the. court ordered,
approximately -It) of the turnouts,
j the total will mount to "quite a
sum."
It Is further alleged in the alTi
: davit that there is a "conspiracy"
: between the water master and the
i carpenter for the hlgh-urfced "turn-
The hearing on tho application
for tho modification will he heard
iniP.
Daily Meteorological Report
August 2. Hi
2S.
l'orceaslH.
Medford and vicinity
night and W'ouncsday.
Kali-
to- j
No change
'emperature.
Oregon: rair tonight anil Wed
nesday, but cloudy went portion
tonight',- with fog on coast. No
change in temperature or hu
midity. Temperature (deg.).... I'M
Highest (last V hrs.) HI!
Lowest (last' Hi hrs.) -Ill
Itel. humidity pc.).... 2,".
I'reclpltatlon (in.) 00
Slate of weather Clear
Clear !
Lowest temperature this morn
ing, -LS degrees. K
Total precipitation since Sep
tember 1. 1 2, 1 "i.ll'i inches.1
Sun.scl 'today, 7:IK1 p. m.
Sunrise Tuesday, u :2'3 a. in.
KiniMct Tuesday. 7 : tl I p. m.
Observations Taken at 5 A. M.t
120th Meridian Time
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J'VILLE RAILROAD'
hie L. Gagnoti, who linn been
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and llio Blue hedge mine and the ;
timber belt of the Applegate lor
years, is dickering with the city (
council for rental of the old Jack- :
Honville road to further his latest ,'
jdan. The city now owns the rail-
road.
(.lii'non piopoHes. to rent the .
road, If the cltv will replace the
mining "irogs," rails and switches,
and the city propones that Gagnon ;
'rent the railroad and replace Hit r
missing parts himself, (iagnon holds !
; tl is is hot a lair proposition and j
he should not he required to pay
! rent if lie makes repairs. Tho mat- :
' ter is scheduled for an early hear
i iug ut a council meeting.
1 0 a-; i ion says if the railroad can
be rented lie will build g spur:
from ills sawmill in Southwest Med-
lord to McAndrews street, near
; the Southern Pacific railroad and
use lhe spur in the hauling of lum-
: her and logs, for the operation of,
his sawmill near Jacksonville. Tho I
spur would eliminate that portion'
of ti e railroad in the cily limits. ;
(iagnon says Unit, inasmuch as ;
the railroad is only rusting in the '
weather at present, the city should i
j welcome his offer to operate It and j
'. keep it In repair. , ' i
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j Manager Mendcnhall of the Ui
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at the Hialto theatre Saturday,
Aug list '2 t h , n full si .ed ba r of
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! The admission for children and
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