Medford mail tribune., August 22, 1928, Page 2, Image 2

-Nrr:T)Fonr maitj thtt?tttr. MEnroim oreoox; wrcrNTEs-rAv, outciust 22, 102s.
PXGE TWO
iocal and
s Personal
A liulUIhiK pL-rinlt wus ihm.'tl
yPHtr-ilay by Uiu t-lty lu tlw Jiiek-j
mm Cnuiilv 1 Hunan wuclcty tor the
duu ami t-at lnwpltiil whlt-h thv ho
cli'ty him lit'i'ii plitunluK t" erooi I
for the past huvth1 munthn. The)
huil.liHK will Im lo'iitm on South j
lilvcrslilt avenue and will le con-i
srtucted at an appiuxlmale cost of
Sfiaufi. A permit was also issued to:
the IVoplr'a Klfctrle muiv for H'
romodeliiiK of a Muro ImiMins; at
I'ijk and 2 10 Went M:iin street.
Dr. K. . Thayer, praetief- lini-j
Ited to eye, ear. noye anil tlinml. ,
Medford 1 r'- i
Dyrme Unis. Hilarity
living Kmnk Andres, amnn- j
panied by Mm. Amll-en, arrived last
nwJiltiK by motor from 1'orlland to.
hcKln rtuth'H as the mamtKOi' for the j
new loeai M until o m e r y Ward
hranch stin'o, and today was be-,
KinnlnK to make preliminary ar-,
raiiemenlK for the more npenhiK. j
which Is exported to be September j
K. Itefore cominK to Portland, Mr. J
Andres was the hranch store man-j
ft pot at Helena, Mont.
HIiK-kberriCK li weeks early this!
reason. Pick them at Ktnley ron.
riMich on Applfgatn whero thcyl
.-row In IniKiited pastureH back j
from the dust of roads. liiS.
When he appeared In Judc Tay-,
lor's court yesterday on a bad
, check charce, Charles. 10. .Lloyd,
arrested Monday fair forpery. was
bound over to the urn ml Jury with
ball Hot at SoUU. Lloyd, a local
auto Halesman, is accused of sipii
Inir the name of Put Mornm on a
Sl() cheek and cashliiK it. Lloyd
ut the time ho wrotu the check
was out 011 a parole from a year
penitentiary Nile n v e, received
when he pleaded utility a had
check chat'Ke lust spring.
Ulue Lino Parcel ilellvory, phone
ttiMl for Prompt Sorvloo. 1 S
Lai reports indicate that Chatin
eey Kloroy, who underwent a Koilre
operation last week, is continuing
to show improvement.
Kwlm in drinking wntor. Mer
rick's chlorinated dooI. 80tf
Hotel Kuests front a dislant-o who
nrrlvod in Medford yesterday in
clude 10, J. Popp of Philadelphia,
Pa., Miss Martha Spears of Chat
tanooKu, Tumi.. Mr. ami Mrs. M. .1.
ICclily of Chicago. III.. Mr. ami
Mrs. A. O. ('nrlck of Vancouver,
li. t, fJlen Km UK of Caldwell. Ida.,
Mr. and Mrs. C. II. Funk of Ucp
ver. Colo., Mr. and Mr. V. M. Kike
of Jerome Ariz., Mr. and -Mrs. .1.
I' Montgomery of Warsaw, N. V..
Mr. and Min. A. 1 Stair of Lei
cester, N. V.. and Hose ChuinpaKUC
of Hi'ooklyu, X. V.
Dr. F. (1. Thayer, practice lim
ited lo eyo, ear. noso and throat.
Medford ltldp. ir.ll
Tndicatinf; that tourlHt travel is
heavy on the Redwood hlnhway,
the Grants Push Courier yesterday
, hadahe folluwiiiK tO Hay In reuurd
to aulu renl.Htratlfins at litat place:
"Tourist traffic: continues prac
tically undiminished, according to
registration flKtu'es at the chamber
of couimurce. YoMterday 1 H 5 ears
wore ro;inicrod and the daily nver
iiwe is around 13s. Local eslah
UKhnientH also repiirt Unit there
Iiuh been no apparent decrease in
thi tourist trailo.
Mudt to ordor at my homo
rukoM, pioH. hot rolls, doughnuts,
moat plus, saJndH.-etcMis. c. V.
Lun (the IX. 07 Kenwood. Phone
3 3D; iM
FollowliiK u visit .of three weeks
with Miss. Mary Kuson, Miss Vivian
Vinson, a former well known local
resident and a daughter of nr. w.
W. Vlmmn, former Medford x-ray
expert, left yesterday fur her home
in Portland.
Hereon doom. Woods Lit m her Co.
151
Mull Montana, movie nctor and
wrestler, who appeared here last
month against Hassan MuhnmnuMl.
the Terrible Turk, and lost, will
a Kill n he in southern Oi-pkoii next
week while en route from Van
couver. It. c. to hit homo In tilon
dah Cal. lln ts Kcheduled to
wrestle Sailor Jack Wood, well
known local man, In Kerhy m-xi
M'oncliiy or Tuesday. Kollmvlhtf this
tmitclt.. Sailor Jack will leave lm
nimjidtuly for Crescent City, Cal..
whore he Is schnduled to meet (Jus
Hchneldau, former Medford man.
now of tiotd lionch .
My n jo; Hros. Milttrity tonite. 132
Included anions the out of town
"ivirimtattN roKistered at Medford
hotels aif (L H 'KHhiirn of Ku
Keue, a. II. Kfi-KUsun of KosohurK,
-Mr. and Mrs. . Owen of Albany
and A. M. Meti,., and Harrv )oein
of Snlem.
There must bo a
Reason
why Fluhrer'B Milk
Bread is far outselling
all other brands of
bread in Southern Ore
gon or Northern California.
Temporary auto licenses were Is-
sued at the sheriff's office, today'
n Will O. Cenlry, l' 10. liifcalow, j
J. U. HiKht. H. tlarfbld, Joe Km-;
ii. .p. ! L. Chitwood and F. C. Dan- !
ley of Medfurd, Charles Davis ami I
1) ,C. (ioddard of Talent ami Dr. j
('. A. Farmer and L. L. lOpperson j
of Ashland. I
Wn have somolhlnfj choice in j
tree props. Do not fall to sco them.
lilf.' Pines Lbr, Co. 7 8tfj
Mr. and Mrs. William Jackson i
left last eveniiiK fr their homo in !
Oakland, Cal.. following a short;
visit here witii friends while en
route from Salem, whore they had 1
spent two weeks visiting Mr. JacK-;
son's mother. j
Hello, Mrs. Kyle: What have,
you for rent? Call I'tG'i Williams'
& Warnock. 143tf 1
A man iaue licence was issued at ,
Hie county ch-r k's of ice today to ;
Arthur a. N'irmiiii. UH. and ireta(
Krnilh. 'J'A. hotli t, (irants Pass. f
Dynife Pros. Hilarity toniLe. l''2
The ciinstruction of l ho Trail j
sehoolhnuse s prom-essiu rapidly, i
a.c-ordiun to Mrs. SUHaune Homos
Cai'ter. county school supei-intenrl-
cut. who re port m1 today that the !
roof has heen completed as well J
as nil outside work, leaving only'
the Interior to he completed. Tho ,
new build hit; lakes the place of j
one which served the Trail coin-!
munlty for over -Hi years and one
which was constructed throtiKh do-
nated tabor. !
DytiKo Pros. Hllarliy tonite. ir.;J
.Mi1, and Mrs. Charles llarlaud
of SouMi Pasadena. Cal,, left yes-j
lord ay for their home following :
several weeks spent in .Medford,!
following an auto collision in Cen
tral Point. i-cHiilllm; in painful but,
not serious injuries for both. The
llarlaml machine, which was south
bound, collided with' a northbound
stiiKO at a turn in the Central!
Point- Main street, resulting In so j
much damage to their car that they ;
were forced to leave by train. !
Wo have something choice In j
tree props. Do not fail to see them, j
Pines Lbr. Co. 78tfj
Plans are steadily Kohu; ahead I
for the taklnK over of the Hopkins
lateral ditch from the Public Water!
company by the users under the j
ditch, according to Attorney John j
Carkln, whoso ranch north of Med
ford is under the lateral. Although
steady, tlio progress has boon slow,
ilue to fruit pfekiiiK and farm work
riiakhm the holdlnK of u moetluK
of tho users Inst month impossible.
However, a meetlnn 1h scheduled to
bo held this week.
Itefore yu re-roof your homo,
let us kIvo you nn estimate, on the
cost of either patent or cedar shln
(fles. Woods Lumber Co. U4
Hotel Ktiests I" Medford from the
city of Portland include the fol
lowing: M. Perct, Mrs. fioorc j
Woy and tlaiiKliter. (!eori;e 10. Tup- I
por, John M. Kroi.'. Mr. and Mrs. I
(i. Lund. S. T. Mumiiclt, Frank
10. (irehler, M. L. Newton, 10. U.
Murphy. Karl It. Crane, (i T. Mo
ltoliin, Mr. and Mrs. 10, J. Mor
rison. J. J. Marshall ami V. S.
Phillip. , . , ,
Let a mother who loves children
kocp your children day, woe or
mouth. IHk housei larjxo shady
lawn. 1517 V. Main St. Hi4
Preptiratloiis are sli-adily Kolnp
ahead for the annual meet hit; of
tho Southern Oregon. Soldiers and
Sailors Keunlon association, which
this year will he held at Ashland.
August 'My and 1(1. An lutei-
ostlnii program Is being prepared
for the three days, with entertain
ment being provided largely by
Women's Itellef Corps lodges from
Ashland, Medford and Central
Point.
To n-roof now may save you
tho oxtra expenso of redecorating
your interior walls after Hits first
rain. Wo huvo both patent and
cedar shingles. Woods Lumber
Co. Phono H(i. Uil
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Weeks of
San Francisco are guests at the
home of Mr. Weeks' cousin. Alfred
Weeks, this week. Tho party vis
ited Crater Lake during the past
week end.
Mr. am! Mrs. It. II. Dynan mo
tored to Klamath Falls yesterday
on a short business trip.
Kersey 10 Id ridge of Portland Is
visiting at the homo of his brother
10. N. lOldrtdge. it. Medford this
week. The Portland man Is- gen
eral mil nuger of tho premier May
onnaise company of Corvallls.
Dynge Pros. Hilarity tonite. i ra
Members of the Medford AV. C.
T. will meet Thursday afternoon,
August L'.t, at a:. 1, at tho V. W.
C. A. Kloctlon of officers for the
coming year will he the most im-1
portant business. A large attend- I
a nee (s desired at the mooting.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Doran !
and Mi's. Clarence Williams return
ed the first of the week from Cres-
I cent City, where they spent sov
! oral days.
' Among tho out of town choppers
in this eliy yesterday afternoon
were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kin.
culd. Mrs. M. 10. Kincald. Mr. and
Mrs. William Perry and Mrs, T.J.
Ayres. nil of Haute Point, Mr. and
j Mrs. I'lohard Strauss wore also
; business callers.
Dynge P.tos. Hilarity tonite, tfi2
T. Slater Johnson, who Is spend
ing several weeks ut his summer
homo on the Uogtto river .was n
business culler in this oily Tuesday.
Miss Alma Scheffel ,f Hupert.
Idii.. is a Kiiest this week at the
home of her mother. Mrs. Teresa
Schefrel. and Is also visiting other
1 relatives in the valley.
' Wo are in the market for your
. Purlieu pears. Uogtte liiver Val-'-
Icy Canning Co. I r.S
i Vacationists al Crescent City this
I week Include Mr. uiui Mrs. Arnold
1 Potior, who expect to return to
Medford (he end of the week.
; Approximately I, una visitors in
! addition to those who own cot
; tages and hav summer homos n
Lake o' the Woods .spend each
, week end nt this resort, according
to Win, M. ltiiKg, local attorney.
, who in Interested in the LhI; v'
the Woods Amusement conipany
which Is milking extensive invent
moots this summer. Approxlmuto
ly StS.llftO (s being spoilt by the
amusement company In dovoloplnc
its holdings at tho rosort. ho states,
new rubintt hoing constructed us
rapidly as lumber ran bo hauled
to the lake. Ashland TidinRs,
pvnno Urns. Hilarity tonite, l BJ
Cold nighls are given as tho roa-j
sou why watermelons in the Phoe-i
nix and Talent districts aro not up(
to the standard of other years, by!
Mrs. Mary O. Carey, who was In .
Medford today from that section i
of the valley. She reports melons j
to be in-formed and not lo have)
such high "i!f'y incut as in ihc
past. Willie one melon may he
large and perfectly shaped, then
are usually two or three alongside
which ure deformed, she said.
A special type of tree props nt
lllg Pines Lbr. CO. 78tf
Mrs. Frank Whilev arrived this,
, , .
vis.it her sister. Mrs. G. 11. Meyer
' I
while en route lo spend several
Its in Portland.
Dyng" Pros. IIHuriiy tonite. )''!
Among the A'ietor talking mi
chine ami radio representatives
who carne to Medford today to at
tend the district meeting of deal
ers of Victor in southern Oregon,
which will be held here lliis oven
lug, was P. It. NoUlt of Seattle!.
Mr. Neldl is service manager for
the northwest territory. Ho drives
a Plllck coupe, equipped with a
small radio set which was func
tioning perfectly this morning.
Miss Unth Mc( 'ollom arrived in
Medford last evening from Cheney.
Wash., where she was graduated
from the Washington State college
last Thursday. Miss McCollom wall
toa- h this year at Ihe Oriffin Creek
school, where she also taught last
year. t
Among the holel guests in Med
ford from tlie state of Washington
are Robert MacDonahl of Fori
Lewis, L. 10. Addis of Spokane. Mr.
and Mrs. William Wilson of Cen
tra llu uiui .Mr. and Mrs, J. S. Tem
ple of Scuttle.
Dressmaking a n d remodeling.
Fashion Shop, 424 ModTord Bhlg.
tf
The Noon tube sign, which was
lo huvo been used during tho re
cent American Legion state con
vention, but which wus broken in
transit, from Portland, Is still in
its packing box alongside the
Chamber of Commerce. Made use
less by the damage received in
transit, tho sign was made prac
tically valueless , when the box
broke under the weight of loung
ers' who used the box as a seal.
Tho sign had a. value of ?l7.ri and
spelled, "Welcome, Legionnaires."
U. C (i rum, assistant - superin
tendent wltli tho Southern Pacific
at lOugone, Is a business visitor in
Medford for a few days,
.Miss Peggy Thursmau loft lusl
evening Tor Portland lo visit
friends and relatives, and will later
Ko to Washington, whero she will
also visit relatives. She docs not
expect lo return until next Christ
mas. Dynge Dros. Hilarity tonite. :t'i
Chief of Police MeCrodle was in
receipt of a letter today from Guy
o. Smith, ttorney of Salem, Ore.
Inquiring for Ihe whereabouts of
Miss Minnie Poyd, who Is a bene
ficiary under a will probated in
Siilein. When lusl hoard of, she
was lu Medford and southern Ore
gon in I IM S, and is uu old school
mate of ihe attorney, The mother.
Mrs. Priscllla Now hurt, formerly
lived in Pandon.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Ralph Wood
ford are spending this we.-U in
Klamath county. During M r., Wood
ford s absence from Ihe West Side
Pharmacy, Henry Spilvcr is assist
ing al tin; si ore.
Mrs. Zua ,1 ones and daughter '"a
wont In San Francisco (he first
of the week lu visit friends.
Californiaus registered at local
hotels include S. Cnnlln of Colton.
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Forst of pose-
meud, A. H. Leddy of Red Huff.
Mr. ami .Mrs. Ron Long, Mrs. J. j.
.Murphy of Wood, Hurt Ranks and
Harry Hiemianiina of Santa Ana.
Mrs. C. W. Weitzel and Mrs. II
Hansen of Long Reach, J. R. Rob
inson of (Jilroy. Mrs. I). M. Woos
ter, Carolyn Gregory ami Paul
Sell ra der of Wood la ml. Mr. and !
Mrs. 10. S. Morcluml of Rorkeley. I
D. J. Charlesoii of Chico, II. T.
Roe, of Oakland, Dr. and Mrs. II.
S. C.ossage of Polaluma. M- C
Harding and M. W. Harding of
San Diego. D. C. Jones. 10. W. Allen.
P, (i. DuPy. Mrs. G. W. Koob and
Mrs. L. M. Carsowell of San Fran
cisco. John Coveny, an alleged tran
sient canned heat addict, was ar
rested last night by tho pollen on
u charge of intoxication and was
scheduled lo have a hearing in the
city police court today. A cowboy
from some section of Jackson coun
ty, who was snid to bo too intoxi
cated lo give his correct name,
was also arrested List evening and
was scheduled to have n hearing
lu the city police court today
Mrs. I.. 1. Hh hnrdson returned
ortlnnd todiiy lifter spendini:;
two woes ut the home of
h
ihtilKlu Mrs. .1. I). SlttKlu. ill tVn
t rn I Point,
Two reprosentatives of the M. M.
llyltoshy oompuny. Puvld M. Mln
Ule ii nd lleoi'tfe t'tiwle.ell, with
hejidt(U'irti'r nt 1 H'nMoIiion, In., ar
rlvod hero thin niornimr to spend
n short vaontion in the Homi
Hiver valley. Thoy oxnoot to visit
frnler Lake and try their Unli at
landing slcolheads.
Tho tour survivors In the Hose-
burn t'ountry oluh tournament for.KOIt UI'NT
the presideul's cup, followlni; yes
terday's oliminittion niHtohes. are
J. tl, linadvay. Pr. 11. U. Nerhas.
l"lvk Norlms and I'hostor Morgan.
One to the faet that tho looal i luo j
oos to Meilford next Sunday the
remiljtr tournaiuont for tho nip
will not bo hold, and (he four Mir
viviny yesterday' play will not
eonipeto nitain tir.iil September 2.
It is hoped to seouro a hint' crowd
at Kolfers for next Sunday's trip to!
.Medford. as this is the first tuorna-!
nient with the elub from that oily.'
The Medford players are puttini;
forth every effort lo show tho
Uosehut'K players a tiood (lino, ae
eonltim to a letter received from 1
the provident, Dave Wood, and thoy'
aro looking for a ld erowil on,
next Stttulay. KosoburH Nows-Ko-
view.
Mrs. 11. H. MeCaruiir and dauiih-'
tor Nancy- l.oo arrived In Medford i
ystorrtay to visit rulntivo. Thoy!
are guonts of Mrs. MeOarjiai'V par
ont. Mr. and Mrs. T. II. Hedwoll. j
and her two sisters. Mis. Nolle
Wlnno and Mrs. Karl Tork.
Dynge Pros. Hilarity tonite. 172
Felicitations are being extended:
to Mr. and Mis. Harvey It. Ling
of liurhunk. Cal.. on tho birth of!
a son. whom they have christened'
.lames lOlber. Doth Mr. and Mrs. I
Ling ure well known In Ashland,!
where they formerly resided. Mr.
Ling- is the daugltler of Mrs. J.il-
Han (Irecr. I
Miss In ess Luc lore arrived here ;
today from' Topeku, Kans., when';
she Is employed by the Santa I'V !
Kailro.'nl company, for a week's '
visit at tlie home of her parents, '
' ''.-"''.
'came Here recently rrum Kansas.
I have seen some of tho world's
wonders in scenic beauty, but thus!!in,i lnt.n wearing while robe af-i
far Crater Lake ex els them all In,
. . ... " . .... . . . '
J beauty, saiil W
.. J.illi oi
i Deubuuue. la., as. lie waited for;
I his train tills morning. Accom-!
panied by Mrs. Ruproclit and their !
daughter Margaret, he has spent i
the past week visiting at tho homo
of L. W. Dick, a son of Mrs. Uu-pi-edit.
From here the family ex
pected to go to San Francisco and
then to Halt Lake City and Denver
before returning to their home. Mr.
Rupreeht Is a locomotive engineer
with tlie C, M. St. Paul & Pacific
Railroad company.
HERE AUGUST 3IS1
Local Roy Scouts aro under
going strcmiosu training tills -week
in prejiarution for tho first an
nual Jamboree, to bo staged at
Ihe city armory Friday night, Au
gust HI, with troops from Jack
son ami Josephine, counties par
ticipating in the program.
Contests, including first aid
demonstrations, wall sealing, rope
tying and other interesting evenly,
will be featured. M usle during
the two hours' program will be
furnished by tho Medford 10 Iks'
band and the newly organized
junior drum and bugle corps.
Admission will ho by ticket
only, Anyone Interested In attend
ing may secure tickets from the
local stout heoihiuutlers or from
any of the boys in tho various
troops.
At tho last meeting of the coun
cil a uniform system of troop
inspection was adopted, as out
lined by tho nnllomii headquar
ters. Preliminary examinations
aro being given this week. Among
the points on which the boys are
Judged arc the following: Ap
pearance, community service, troop
record, pat rol activity, advance
ment and hikes, on Hie examining
board are ltrry Sehade, scout
commissioner, and Jack Kerr,
district commissioner of Grunts
Pass, R, (i. Fowler, deputy com
uilsslonor and Waller MM Joines. ,
During tho week, various troops
will meet for practice, under the
direction of William Leo Rrickor,
scout executive, ( '. X. Culy and 1
r. .1. itiiis: ;
Several service clubs of Med -1
lord have signified their willing-j
ness to co-operate with tile scout.1
officials lu making tho Jamboree
a success.
Wanting to Find
Miss Minnie Boyd
To Whom It May Com-i-rn:
1 hnvo lioen trying to lontlo tho
wherimhmilH oC one M'lxs Mlnnlo
lloyd, who Ik a heneficlm-y untlor n
will Hint In hcln-i nrohtilutl, ami
hist hoard of nho wuh In southern
Ovcuon in July of IMS.
Mlnnio lloyd is part Indian and
in an old Hchoolnmtp of inlno and
hnr mothor. n Mra. I'l-isi-Hlii Xow-
hert, n.scil to llvp at Handon, uro
Ron. I huvo heon ulinlilo to not
in tonoli with anyoim who known
whore the Bill or any ot her rela
tives are. anil any Information coii
oernliiK this yjuiiK luily will lie
greatly apin-eeiated. Miss lloyd
would he in Ihe nokthliorhood ot
Iftl or vears of line, slender, with
brown hair, and may l ave married.
Minnie lloyd was on the same ;
train that 1 was on during; the Into
war whoa I was on niy way in
r'riseo from l'oiilnnd to join Hie
marines. ,t that time she, hud just
heen dlschaiHed from a hospital In
Part hunt and she left the train ill
tlrnnts Puss. Orewn.
If anyone knows her wherenhouts
please eotniniinlciite with me a ,
onee. I lor property is heinK held j
tor ner
Kv A. TOW'NKU. Attorney.
'nnh of Coinmorro. Snlom.
Oregon.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
l-'oll S.I.K-:l"-HiTe much: 4-i-ikmii
lumsi'. luvil'-vn. 'till l-;', Suulh i
tnkliilf. 1
l-'t-Hi KllNT Ti-i-uuin Inmsi? with j
slrnpliiH IHirch. S-JT-.-iO. I'hciH-i
7TI-.I-J. K..
V. IIAX'K a voi-y KOiid fiirnlfhi-il j
Hluivtlin-iu fur i-iul. Hoti-l tlol- 1
hinil. lfi
ruoin. rh-un. purt-
ly liirulslu-d limit.-, li.'.u Pirn-, K-3
KOlt Ill-INT- -T.ri'oin Iioumi-. r.O..
N'n. Hivcrsiilc. rh.HH- !7?-V. 1 "S .
WANTKIl To liny used cli-.-lrii-
Aya.lllni; miu-hliit'. IMumo SiS'.M.I
WANTKIl r.ai-Ih-tt n-iirs fm- can-
ntnit. K. U. hI1c.v Vn. iTa.. Kith'
;in.l V'roiU Sty. 1 :.v I
These Drug Stores
Are Open Nights
This Week
Medford Pharmacy
Heath's Drug Store
Strang's Drug Store
A T A 1 H III fiIT
I III 1 V JfJ III V
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V I V I W 611 VII I J
PRAISES MEDFORD I
II the pbices 1 have seen;
.luring my seven nooiin
travels :
around the WorM. Cairo, Kg.vpt, :
,. ith ii iiriib. dull looking: women
fans in vogue !mpj years ago, I
, , . ..... ' I
;t pcaiC(l lO Ile iiu oiUMi. li wiim
.Mrs. 10. Johnston, nurse 'of San !
Francisco, telling n Tribune- re- ;
porter about her jaunt to 10 u rope,
and the Orient. Tlie tourist h-ft
'lure this morning lor her homo
al'l'-r spendlni; the niKhl in Med- I
"1 would say that, about h.ill' oi '
Hie women one sees on the streets
of Cairo wear veils; and Invariably
are clothed in dnik dresses. Many
of tho people ure -westernized and
wear the sort of cJot.hes one sees
around here," Mrs. Jtihnston said.
The louris: remarked that lOur-
ipe was less interesting to her be
cause the people arc so inu'-h like
one sees over here, while in the
Orient everything is pict ures.ue
and the mode of life is reversed.
"China's sireots art filled with
beggars. As I left one hotel al j
least a dozen coolios lined up in- j
side the door to get th-iir lips. They j
aro usually satisfied iwith small
amounts, lull they seomi lo think
that all A merican travelers arc
millionaires and can give us often
as they feel like reuc-hiaig out their j
hands for money. Mi. .lo.iustou ;
that it was the fault of the Ameri- j
cans who Introduced the practiec j
of lipping servants in tliat country, i
London. Naples, Paris and scores '
of other lOuropcau cities were vis-'
ited by Mrs. Johosiop, who said
this morning that she was ilisap- '
pointed in Italy ay it wus much too
dirty to suit her.
'Until I stopped here last night
I didn't know llvit Medford was
on the mup. There is evidently a
great ileal of business in the town
and the valley is beautiful." the
visitor remarked.
ELECTED QFRCERS
.i:i;i:iu:i;.. wash.. Aug. ti.
iA't Salem. Ore., was awarded the
l!t;!l con vent ion of t he I'acific
North we:.t district of the Kiwanfs
Internal tonal at the close of the
eleventh annual session last night.
T. Harry Cowman, Meatllc. was
elected governor.
Llculclianl-gfivernors c loot e d
were: Dr. Will J i. iturnctt, X'an-'
couver. It. ('.: Clint S. Ihirh-y, Sc
uttle: J, K. Stewart; Aberdeen: II.
Olson. I'asco, Wah.: (Icorgc 10.
Krh, LowUston. Ida.: James A. Fee,
I'eiiilli-lon: IL F. Moore. Astoria,
ore.; C. W. Marriek, Tillamoou.
ore., itnd Oeorge A. Atassoy, Klam
ath Falls. Ore.
f - . - 1 J
.1. T. .lobusoi: was aoioliz lh:
visitors it Mcdfonl yesterday from
Klam.ilh Falls.
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TOMORROW
EVERY MAN, WOMAN AND ' CHILD IN MEDFOKD
WILL BE RAVING- OVER THIS MASTERPIECE OF
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Thursday, August 23 !
A. M.
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Goods, Aslihtiid. '
10 to 1 1 Keonomy tlroctorl;
11 to 11:0 hut EillllS' .MoaL I
Market.
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& Sheet Metal Co.. reatur- !
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nd door plant.
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BUTTER
ICE CREAM
PASTUERIZED SAFE PURE
PRODUCED PACKED"
THE SANITARY WAY
FRANK'S
Comedians
IN
The Big Tent
Sixth and Holly
Tues., Wed.
Thur.
The Rural Comedy
"After Toby
Coming Friday
"In the Wrong Bed"
Prices 25 and 50 Cents
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FEATURE PICTURE
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Matinee 2 p. m. Evenings 7 & 9 - I
Children 10 Childron 25 j
Adult3 ..35 Adults ...50....
PLANT A
OF VEGETABLES
Here are a few varieties
suitable for planting now, to be harvested in
autumn.
KEEP THE GARDEN WORKING
LETTUCE Cali I'. ('renin liutter.
RADISH Lout;- While Vienna.
CARROTS Monarch ('orcless.
TURNIPS All varieties. Start planting
now.
KOHL RABI White Vienna.
PARSNIP Hollow Crown.
SPINACH Kin- of Denmark.
RUTABAGA Am. L'nrple Top.
Try Our Tested Seeds Now
Avoid Disappointment Lalcr
Monarch Seed & Feed Co.
Your Seedsmen
Guilty or Not Guilty?
Sooner nr later yon will answer You to Yon. if sullty S
tho rcarota will uvutl ymi notliins. If -Not (Sillily" the sat- 2
lsl'actioli of peace an-l lilenly will lip worth nil the eflort
ml salvifi.-e you made In yminuer yearn to upeiul n little :
lens than you made l.ankiim the dlf lerence of counse.
Why not face the "other" you now? You can see anil
know t'.iat y(.u ami you alone are reponsi'ile for your own
future. We can assist you in many ways first with voiir
savins aiTimnt by paying you i. Interest.
1 First National Bank i
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