Medford mail tribune., August 25, 1928, Page 2, Image 2

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M-RDFORD MATL TTJTBTTNTPl, MfiDFORP, CRftflON. SATURDAY, 'AUGUST 2.,, W2R.
Tooxl and
A-' Personal
I'cnchi-s were tun- of Un Ifa.Hny
features at tin city public market
this tiMH-Tilim ami enjoyed a Kn,l
latroutice, which also extended ui
other lines of produce, including
canleloupes. watermelons. voe
tahleH, in addition lo dressed poul
trv uml dairy products. While tlx
market opens fairly early. It does
not close until late in the fn-j
noon. Kivinu lale morning shoppers
an opportunity of purchasinn prod-: home yesterday ufter spending ihe
ui'O direct from Ihe grower. j pnM three weeks visiting friend
lianee Kagle nlnt tonight. i:.r;Hiul relatives in Hotithein Oregon.
MIsh UlKtt Anderson, well known j Have started pickiiid my Kl
deptity in the sheriffs office will liortii peaches. Phone 4B8-R-2. W.
lenve this evening for a vacation II. Walt. IuTi
of m-vein I weeks In San I'Yancise
and oilier C.oldon (iate citfes. wliere
she will visit friends and reluiives.
Ah a part of her vacation. Miss
Anderson plans to mo swimming
every day In the Pacific ocean, and
will reside in a beach collage fur
the yreater part of her time
Itegular dance i3agle Point to
night. Mrs. U. P. Jewell, wile of the
Hllperlntendeiil or tin' Central Point
schools, was reiuovi tl to her home
this week, after having been a pa
tlenl at the Conimunliy hospital,
where sh' uinlerweiit an operation.
When yon re-roof your home in
ulst on IDUr;, verlli-al grain nhin
gles. WoodH I. limber Co.
Among Ihe hotel guests from a
distance who arrived in Med ford
yesterday are Mr. and ,Mi
O'l.einy of l-Iimlra, N. V.. All
Itrtiwn of U'estriehi, Mass., Mr. and
Mrs. K. It. Putnam of Denver
Colo.. II. K. Cooper of Itradenton
Kla., If. C. Cooper of Philadelphia.
Pa.. Mr. and Mrs. C. Ft. Carter of
Danville, la.. Mrs. K. H. Uelehart
of Chicago, ,M. l' AUcrs and family
of Lewlslon, Ida.. Mr. and Mrs. K.
M. Tower of Ogden. Ctah. Mrs.
Sadie Wood of Novata, "kla., ami
K. T. Wilson of Flint. Mich.
Thirty-two miles south of firnnts
Pass on Itedwood highway, those
famous chicken and steak dinners,
prepared by expert lady cooks.
Once you try our dinners, you al
ways come again. lireakfast ."die.
lunch (lOe. dinner "Tar. All 3 -course
meals. Nothing like It elsewhere
Hume of the Legionnaires. Ki.'i
Miss Ollie "lfford. cashier of
tile Itlalto theater, has been con
fined to her home this week with
a had odd. but Is expected to re
sume her duties next Monday. In
Iter absence. Miss Helen Mathlson
has taken over her duties.
P.lue I.lne Parcel Delivery, plmnei
G!i(i for Prompt Service. 1 !ifi
Captain McDonue of the 1. S. S,
California, one of the largest bat
tleships of Ihe Pacific fleet, was
In Medford lust evening, accom
panied by his wife, two children
ti ml a inn id while on n vacation
trip.
Dunce lOuule Point tonight. I a a
The condition of Klhert (Irish.)
Coleman, who has been 111 nt ihe
I'nlled States veterans' hospital at
Taroma. Wash,, for several weeks,
was reported to hi worse Thurs
day. A telegram reimesi ing hfs
presei at the bedside of his son
was received that day by W. It.
Coleinati, who left Medford imme
diately for Taeoma and will bring
Ills son hack home.
Klncald's dance Kaglo Point to
night, i
Most of the I.une county schools
will open their fall terms Septem
ber 17. it was learned at the office
or the county superintendent,
Thursday, fly that time, it is ex
pected, all schools, both first and'
second class, will have started their
work. There will lie a few begin
nlng September 3 and September
in. but owing to Ihe county teach
ers' Institute heinK m Hepiembor
13 and 1 1, the others will begin the
following week. Xo definite scheil
nle lias been outlined for the first
ilny of school, up hough It is re
ported nt the superintendent's ,,f
flce that Santa Clara. Springfield
and Kail Creek districts will open
Sep (ember 10. Kugene (ititnd.
Hefore you contract for a new
t'Mof. .t UH f;y,t j.,,,, Jn ,.stjm()t).
mini puoue HIS. Woods Lumber
Co.. K. Main and Cenesi-c st.
Deeply Impressed with the south
ern tU'CKim scenery and Inspired to
buy properly In this secllon, A, ,
llunyard of Porihind. acconipun-h-il
by his son. was a visitor this
week with his brother. K. j. iniu
ynrd. local mnrkei master, While
nere um viNftors were taken t(l
i ('ra
iei i.iiKf. ,,, ntiier local 1
atlractbuiH by Mr, Uunvnt-d
ce i ilo
i When ymr re-ryof youi- home In
hImi on Hit.';, vert lea KPitln shin
t:le WiitHlw Lumber Co.
r
Tbcro must bo a
Reason
why Fluhrer's Milk
Bread is far outselling
all other brands of
bread in Southern Ore
gon or Northern Cah-fornia.
liulWhitf pcniiils vM-p ImkimmI by
ihc ciiy today uml yo.stciclay to J.
W. Jufoli fur the cimfl riu:lirn of
it wihhIsIhmI on i'liic slni-t at a
roK nf S.lH, and tn li. Dulis for tin
fiiiiMli'iirtion of a Kinnll miraL' on
Mac xtii-ct, iin a cost of $11)0.
'J'allor-miidc suits, 50 values at
! s I2.;,u. one week only. Klfiln the
Tailor, uitstahn.
totlll nf 2!' out of the slittf
earn were reitered yesterday at
the local branch of the out of state
auto registration bureau.
K In en Id's dance Kagle Point to-
,tlt
Mr. and Mrs. Kdwin Ktickney of
' j.; (;roVc. Oil., returned to their
.Mr, and Mrs. Henry Orth and
son .Minn oi v on Kiamain stoppen
here yesterday on their return trip
from Crescent City and Drookings.
Ore., to visit at the home of M r.
ami Mrs. John Oi;ili, brother and
sister-in-law of Henry Orth
llefori you contract for a new
roof, tt us give you an estimate.
Just phone 1 (IK, Woods Lumber
Co.. K. Main and tlenesee .si.
"The Kofitio liver Is one of the
finest flshltrg streams in the
world," said F. Thompson of San
Francisco, after spending several
dnys In the valley this week. Alt.
Thompson lias fished from Alaska
'o Mexico. On I h is trip he caught
a large salmon, a sleelhead and
plenty of trout.
Tailor-made suits, ST.O values a I
SIL'.mII. One week only. Klein the
Ta llor, upstairs. Kin
"There's no place like home,
when it happens to be In southern
Oregon." That was the sentiment
expressed by Mrs. J. F. iJitsworth.
who witli her husband arrived here
today after an absence of three
months during which they iraveh-d
1 1 1 rou ii h 17 st a t es. A t Los A n -geles
they visited Mr. and Mrs.
Lester Lytic, former Medford resi
dents. Wonderful crops In Iowa.
Nebraska and Illinois were describ
ed by the tourists. They spent
seven weeks at the home of their
daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. It. C. Young at Houston. Tex.
Itelatives were visited in nix differ
ent sta test. The Dlts worths sold
their home in this city before leav
ing and they plan to locate at Ash
lam). We niM in the market f tr your
liartlelt pears. Itoguo ltiver Val
ley Canning Co. I.'.S
Mr. and Mrs. C. II. Carter of
Danville. la., slopped In the eity
this morning for a few hours. They
are com tinning an extensive tour !
of the northwest.
Itegular dance Hag In Point to-
nlKhi.
Attorney John Carkin will leavo
here tomorrow for Seattle, Wash.,
tn spend several days investigating
luxation problems.
Dressmaking n n d remodeling.
Fashion Shop, 424 Medford IJldg.
tf
Mr. and Mrs. Verne Shattgle will
go to Portland tomorrow to attend
a pholugrnpher's meet Ing to be
held Ihe rirst of the week. They
expetji. lo return lo Medford nexi
Wednesday. A. J. Anderson will
also attend the meeting.
Swim In drinking water. Mer
rick's chlorinated pool, 8uil
Mrs. Florence Stevenson and
Miss Ila.e Steuvenson of l lentral
Polnl spent the day In Medford.
Mndo to order nt my home
cakes, pies, hot rolls, doughnuts.
meat plos, salads, etc. Mm. C. F.
Lundherg, 107 Kenwood. Phone
t4fl. h,g
It. F. Lindas arrived here this
morning from Oregon City to spend
a few days on court business.
Included among the hotel guests
In Medford from out of town Ore
gon points are Mr. and Mrs. 11. 1
It. 1 lurch of Kugtmc. flenevieve
Junk of Salem, Dr. and Mrs. j.
A, Fulton of Astoria, II. K. Faite
and family of Hood ltiver ami
( ieorge Ilennett of I ta ker.
Interest in Ihe possible organiz
ation of a rifle club In Medford Is
showing remarkable growth, ac-
cording to Harry Itinabarger. who.
with Sterlinu Itichmond, has spent
already several weeks in prepnr
ing for the Hub. which would be
a brunch of the National Itifle as-
social ion. which formerly had
In I
slronu following In Medford.
the neighborhood of 111) inquleri
have already been received.
Mr, and Mrs. Flcyd Hush had
nn their Ileum' miests this week
Mr, and Mrs. William I lutehlnson
nf Oakland, t'til., where Mr. Hutch
Insoij Is commissioner of one of the
city parks. The Hushes have re
cently moved from Talent to Ash
laud. With approximately L'UO men,
wumen ami boys employed at the
Mauley cannery, with a payroll ap
proximating y:i.oou a week, i rec-
ord pack of Martlett pears Is
tiiK made at the pi esent time, ac-! Mrs. Kvelyn Mill of Sun Jose,
rmrilmt to Malph Koozer, man-1 Cn., arrived this morning In Med
auer. "We can use more m. ii ford to spend u week visltimr her
and women nt ihe cannery, for the! brother-iu-laW and his wife. Mr.
enll Martletts imisl be taken run uml Mrs. A. W. Hill,
of immediately they ripen." Mr. j seventeen years ao Mrs. J. T.
Koo.er stated. Ashland Tldinus. ltnyhrars of Searns. Kv.. vtsiteil her
An ulo mlshnn m-,1 iuIh ;
mornlmi .,11 Xorlh Klvi-rlili whrn i
a iin- ili'lvi'ii liy l.i'i- IStiM-.ion of
.--an i'i.iim-ix-o rriiMH'il into a nm- J
ininr iMiuion al tlii' ouili. liolh
cais suffered considerable dam
age. A collision took place lutr
last night when machines driven
""ui nm,i of nils iliv mid! of n slstor In Donvor. Colo., whom
Kiibpiii- MiTiItt of tVntial Point sho hud not soon for to yoars. (iho
oollidi'd on tho li,.fli- hlchway. j also visltod n hrothor. John Tmv
nnir tin- Monlmnn turn. Tho oars lor i k.,.. imiv h ... .'..
loi-krd whools whin mooiina radi
..Ihot. anor.llni; ton r,-.o,t filed j
"' ""' l,,' I
li. 1. Ulual t and son. local con-i
" wiioiii a i nniraot was! moved this afternoon,
sublet for the const, ueilon of the! Anions the hotel Kuests In .Md
eurl.lni; uml madlnj;. hy the I.. tVjfoid from Ihe slate of Washllmlon
Merriild lomnaiiy. which 1,, In j al oMr. and Mrs .A. I., ttovo and
charue of nrosi'iit imvltm oiicrat-1 son and dalmhter of Kvero.'t. Mr.
Ions In Ihe oily, homin work today i and Mrs. 1) I). Miller of Centralla
on I'nrlland avenue, w hich w ill i Mr. and Mrs. Waller Ture o-Olym-nrolinl.ly
he eoniileii,l shoVlil'la and Kdwanl lOrlekson. I,' l.usk,
! I1- l.ucos and Krnnk While it He
Mr. and Mis. William Onson left 'attic,
yeslelday for their home In Seattle. ! W. II. MoClowali arrived here
Wash., followlnu j short visit here from Oakluiid. fat., yesterditv utter
with friends nml relatives whilp on
rout home from n motor trip to
-u.. uirBu, vai., and Tlu. Junnu
i?pcol
I'ortlamt hotel i;uih(m In Mftlfwrt
include the following: L. Hell-
man, J. VI. Allen, (S. .MiisterMOii,
Alunsto .MorrlHon. W. M, Simpson,
W. U .Ilennett. .Mr. ami .Mrs. T. J.
Xoinl, I'a trick X'uul, I. t. i'owers.
.Mr. and Mrs. If. Anderson, A. M.
llasenkamp. W. It. l-'enten. J. Heel -
ers. Kundall Uargeit ami J . u. uns
musseu. Temporary auto licenses wore is
sued at the sheriff's office today
to Alfred Clawson of Ashland, J.
T. perry and K. Kvenslzer of Med
ford, J. H. Henry of Pinehurst,
William Sliarp and M. L. (ilass
of Cenlral Point ami the Oregon
Agricullural college of Corvallls.
A list of Medford school teachers
for the ensuing year will be printed
In the hunilay tu t trio .Mail Sai-rimx-nto. wherp ihoy vlsltoil ill
Trlliunc. Thrro arc only thropt1(. humi- iif Mrs. F. Leo Su-lnson,
mm-o listru tors this year than ,' Kister of .Mrs. llu. hter. who n -
there were last. tw a.Ulitlons ill j mained there to recuuerate from
ine niKii senitoi nnti one in uie
j junior hih school. ( .Miss Kowen Hale came here
t Mrs. Maybelle Wilson Church ofjihiM week to spend the rcmulmlcr
J the junior high school Kufilish de-1 0f nu. summer at the home of her
part ment last year, and re-electod mother, Mrs. Floyd Cook. Miss
I for another, year, arrived here yes- !(:, ,ie vUt'ie.i t-.-h.iiviw tn Mm.i'iir. ....'
terday from Itoseburg in prepara- vlous to her arrival lu Medford.
lion for the opening of tho fall ! she plans lo re-enter the L'nlver
tcrm, August 31. sity of Oregon this fall.
went a major operation this morn-
lug at the Community hospital
Her condition was reported as fav
orable this afternoon.
Itlchard Payne employed at the
Medford National bank, will leave
for Diamond lake tomorrow to
spend a week's vacation
Dewey Waters of ihe Waters At
Itoss music. store of San Francisco.
left here yesterday after spending
the week In Medford and attending
a meeting of Victor dealers at the
Palmer Music House Wednesday.
Among the business callers in
Medford today from out of town
were J. W. Depuy of- Itoguo ltiver.
Mrs. Sadie Faucett and Mrs. Lulu
Jay. both of Ashland, and Miss
Irene Jay of Portland. .
There will be a regular practice
meeting of the Junior boys' drum
and bugle corps at the Hoy Scout
headquarters, off Fast Main street
Tuesday evening at 7 o'clock. The
group of G'2 boys are preparing to
take part in the Hoy Scout Jam
boree which will be held at the
Armory next Friday, August 31.
A private wire from station
K.MKD lo the Palmer Music House
now makes It possible for programs
to be broadcast Independently of
Ihe official station. Piano recitals
and ensemble work will be fea
tured at Palmer's. Several music
teachers have already agreed to'
give programs this winter.
Itutto Falls will' he th,e scene oi
the regular meeting of the Men's
(Jnspel team of Medford tomorrow.
A good speaker has been provided
Tor Ilutte Falls meeting as well
as Ihe host in music. The loam
has held lis regular Sunday after
noon meetings without a miss uml
are going on with renewed vigor
us the autumn season approaches.
A. J. Anderson, owner of the
'Anderson studio, will leave Sun
day morning for Portland, where
be will gain new Ideas in photo
graphic art at Ihe Pacific Inter
national Photographers' conven
tion w h ich will bo I n sesslo n I n
the metropolis August to at).
Inclusive. Mr. Anderson expects
to return September :'ud.
Mr. and Mrs. 15. D. Collins ar
rived this forenoon from Oakland.
Cab. tu visit friends and relatives j
a soon ume and are en
route to Itelllnghum. Wash., where
they plan lo visit a foil for several
weeks. ,
A marriage license was Issued
a i the county clerks ofHce today
to A. A. (iossell, 3 1, and Iteta Dur
rer. si, both of Ited Mluff. Cul.
!. C. Cameron of Victoria. F...
C whs among the motor tourists
from a distance who registered at
Ihe local branch of the out of stale
auto registration bureau. L. J.
i:,.lovl..h t. h ....,.!., I t !
i- . ..." , 7 1 "
im'im. iiisti.. uiive n im iicsiin.-iiimi
as hclim at this city.
t'aliforniiins registered at Med
ford holds Include Mr, W. K.
(leniKe of Fresno, Mr. and Mrs.
II. Kenedy of Hay ward, Mr. and
Mrs. .1. II. linule. Mrs. (). K. Ferris
and O. i:nk'le of Oakland. Mrs
II. o. Ilnevch and party of l.om;
Iteiich. Fnthca N inon. II. II. Itedl
Keut of San Fernando, Mrs. .1. A.
Mathews and Ann I". Mathews, Mr.
and Mrs. t i. Miller. Mr. and
Mrs. Ilauuhtou and Mrs
Hilda
Walsh of I. os Angeles, Mr. am)
Mrs. (!. M. MoutKomery and Pearl
MonlKomery of Olendnle, Mr. and
Mrs, o. (1. Schaefer of Sacramento.
Dr. and Mrs. .1. M. Uowe of Stock
ton, S, Strass and W, K. llrlnbl of
San Francisco.
Mr. and Mrs. .1. .lackson and
daui;htej' Margaret left here today
for Purtland. Mr, Jackson, who
has been associated wtlh the Owen-
orenon Lumber company for thei
I past thre
has accepted a i
position with a
be-jcauo. 111.
company at Chi-!
il(.r. Mrs. J. 8. Mlwr. n,,- of lh,-
willow Sirlns ,llsli i,-l. but nt thai
time ri'slillnc In Kansas Cilv. Mo
Slnco thai tlmo tho two had not
mtl until lodav when Mrs I!...
shoars nrrlvod horo for on oxtrmi-
imI visit, tin tho way to southorn
Orecon sho stonn.Ml nl tho hnm.
not se.-n durhiB tho iwst ;s voars
Mrs .1.. c. Iloynohls and" son'
I'llly of l)iinsimilv's,ont tho day In!
Moilfortl. Hilly hud his tonsils' rr-1
snendlng the nsi two weeks ns
tho HUest nf Mr. and Mrs. H. P.
Hnriirave, his sister and brother
. .
. U, (j, Tyrre, maiiager of the
j Copco luvcHtment department, in
spending hovphiI day In ounmnulr.
j Cal., ami vicinity in connection
with Op'" preferred stock miIch.
I Frank Hash of tho California i
j Oregon power company was a local 1
; lsjncss visitor from Prospect xo-i
Uii-'- j Oregon; Unsettled tonight ami
William Lee tireonleaf was a lo-Sunday, probably with thumlcr
ual business visitor yesterday from 'storms in mountains of east por
his ranch in otd HIM. While here J Hon, and showers on coast. Cooler
.Mr. Green leaf made final arrange-, in east portion Sunday. Rising
mcnis with the Copco advertising ; humidity.
department for his radio perform-
Hn(:l. f Van Winkle." over
; mation KMHD next Tuesday even
j jn
J Slr. K. S. Kldridge ami J. J. i
jiuchter returned Thursday from
nn nness
her home today from San Fran-
Cisco, where she had visited with
her sister, Mrs. Norman Merrill,
for two weeks.
Miss Jean Lynch, employe at
llreler's depart mem store, is ex
pected to return to Medford Sun
day after upending a week's vaca
tion in San Francisco.
The Misses flenevieve llcnsley of
Medford, (ieorglanna ('lift of Ash
land and Pauline Clift of San
Francisco, will spend Sunday visit
ing friends al Klamath Fa 11m. Miss
Pauline CHfi is a guest of her I
mother, Mrs. A. 15. Hensley at Ash -
land, during her summer vacation.
The Itowena circle of the Yeo -
loan luogc win iioui a business
meeting at the home of Mrs. Lizzie
Oerlmrdt, 2U3 North Peach street.
unncNUay ancrnoon, September ;
r,t"-
Jack Porter returned to Medford
Friday after spending several days!
transacting business at Portland.
Mihm Uamona Wise of San Fran -
clsco s p e n t yesterday visiting
friends in this city. . Miss Wise,
who is completing a nurse's train
ing course, is visiting at the home
of Mrs. W. Swine of Ashland during
her two weeks vacation.
Among the out of town business
callers lu .Medford Friday were J
H
Trusty of Klk L'reck and .Mrs.
S. K. Howell of ihe Sunny.side hn
tel at KaKlc Point.
A lifi-foot Neon electric xfrru'wuH
put up yesterday at UusneH's store
on l'-asi Main street. This Is one
of the largest Xeon sif-ns In Med
ford. O. V .Meyers left this morniiiK
by plane for Portland, where he
will attend a meethiK of Stude
baker dealers before reluming the
first of the weel:.
The lawn party and ice cream
-social scheduled for loniKht, has
been postponed on account of the
death of little Hubby (Mack en -bush,
ity order of the committee.
,V mass meeting of the Knvnue
and community at larue hits been
ailed for Thursday niKht, to con
Uler businesM pertaining to the
Jackson county fair. hi very, .one
is ur-ed tu be present, with il list
of the articles they, wish tj ex-
inon. i nc HircmiK .u no iicui
at the community hall.
W. B. SHELLEY JOINS
LOCAL REALTY FIRM
W. It. Shelley. who recent lv
purchased the interest of II. V.
Williams in the Williams and
dicta a rapid Krowih and le-
. r ... .1.1.
voloptnent for this section. Mr.
Shelley, who recently came to
Medforil un represent atlve of the
Occidental Mfe Insurance com
pany of I. om Angeles is n native
of hititfcne. Ore., but - has spent
several years In eastern and mid
western Htates ns Keneral evanRe
hst ar.d minister tor the ('hris
tlan church. Hr resitsned the pas
torate of the First christian
church of Donvllle, III., two years
H(,' to lelurn to the Pacific coast
and enuafje in commercial lines.
A visit to this valley last year
with his family, caused Mr. Shel
ley to decide upon Medford us u
permanent local Ion and an In
vestigation of prices and conditions
In real estate lines Impressed him
with the future possibilities tu
such an extent that hp decided to
enter that field, ns well as the In
surance business.
i The firm of Warnoek and Shel-
v ..
a ven ue. the only chanue made
being the disposal of Mr. Wil
liams Interest to Mr. Shelley. The
ajroney conducts a general real
estate and insurance business.
Speaking of the many reasuns
which influenced his location here,
Mr. Hhellcy mild: "Where on
earth; van you find .such enuah.e
lima to. productive soil. Ideal 11 v-
s condition . and "low prices na
,,, ,.,011. In this aWy. mmthsrn
, - inr.,i. .,. ,.v..i..l"'
PAR IN MICHIGAN
Tommie Kmmens. son of l)r
urd Mrs. ,1. J. Knimens of this
j city, who is visiting in Kalama-
xoo, Mich., Is proving something
of a golfing sensutiou In that
city. This week. In a game with
his playmate. Hank llrown, ' for
merly of this city. Ho broke par
with a :tV nd his picture whs In
the Kolamnsoo Onrette next day.
i He thus won the prlise for the lov
score of the month un the roars
Plane An-he tn MniiMjtiiR.
MAN AGFA. Nicaragua. Aug. 35.
(ft The mart nt- transport plane
pitoted by Lieutenant t Frank
Schllt arrived nt Managuti shortly
after noon today from Tela. Hon-
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Daily Meteorological Report !SPR0ULE ADMITS
AugUHt "Tt, lys.
Medford ami vicinity: L'nseUled
might and Sunday. Not much
Hire In K'limi'i-iitlli-C.
, I LOCAL DATA
! Tomiici'iUurc (di-gi-pca) S
j nlcliost (last 12 Inn.) 02
' l.invr-l (last IS lii.ui ji) .10
; Itel. humlility ( per et.) 29
i Precipitation Onchesl .... ....
State of weather.: Clear Cloudy
Luncsi icmperaiure in is morn-
mg mi degrees.
Total precipitation since Sept. I,
iH'7. 15.(!5 Inches.
Sunset today. 11:57 p. m.,
Sunrise Sunday, 5:3u a. m.
Sunset Sunday, fi
Observations Taken at 5 A, M.
120th Meridian Time
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Hismarck ....
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P. Cdy.
Clear
Clear
P. Cdy.
i Moudy
Cloudy
P. Cdy.
Cloudy
Clear
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
P. Cdy.
Clear
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1 1,,, Angeles
1 Marshfield
j I'hueriix ,
Portland
t Hed J'.luff.
.. XI
. mi
Itoseburg SS
Salt Lake C'y X I
S. Francisco, till
Santa Fe lis
Seattle
Ml
Mi
lspok
Walla Wall;
Winnipeg ..
C. A. COLIJ. .Meteorologist.
Ham And Not So Pooular
'I'ry two" anil "Ham and-
heard less frequently in AmorlCHii
etiS places, but ft Isn't the Jteu's
fault
Fruits and cereals nro rospon
slhlc for crowding the cbk off lo
breakfast table.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOlt SAl.F. Wrexham delphinium
seed, saved otily from double,
. lui'Ke flowering plants; also lan-re
list of perennial plants for fall
and sprim; plantins, Phone ir-j-1,-
" 1J
FOU SAl.F, OR TUADI-: Apart-i
meiiL house, ti apartments, fur
nished: income $1110 per month.
Owner has purchased lartre ranch
in Washington and will sacrifice
if sold by Sept. 1, l'JS. Take
fjood car or small acreage as
part payment.. F. , L". Corn.
KvcninK phone 137 7. 1 5li
FOlt SAUO OR TKADF Almost
new I -room modern bungalow,
partly furnished; payed street,
lots of shade. Owner leaving
and will sacriiice If sold by Tues
day. F, C. Corn. 11 S. ltiver
side. FveniiiK phone 1377. l.'ili
FOU SAl-K Tomatoes
Phone -ltiS-J-3.
per lb.
Ki7
VYANTKU A niii or mhhlle aed
woman for housework. 5 115 No.
lllveride. 1.17
FOU SAM-; Finest canning
peaches, J. II. Hale and ICarly
Kthcrtas. II r I n n your boxes.
1 lomer Moore, i; mi. southeast
of Ashland Normal school.
WANTI01) Fruit packers
pendent Packing Co.,
Imle
'hoenix. I5llf
FOU SAM-: t'losiug uut all our
White Leghorns, hist year's pul
lefs, from stock with egg record
L'so to over 300. $1.00 each If
taken by Kepi, 1st. One mile
northwest Talent. A. K. Walker,
I f ft
FOU SAl.F Wonderful opportun
ity in one of southern Oregon's
best poultry farms. 'J.t'UO hen
capacity; excellent modern home
facing main highway. liecause
of Illness will sell at less than
cost. See t'hurles A. Wing Agency
Inc. K7
FOU SALK ' acres, Ideal for
poultry and few cows; close to
mill. Mj mile from eity school;
small J-room house and garage.
Price Mr.uu for quick sale: ?1
cash, balance S'JO per month.
Sec Charles A. Wing Agency,
, Inc. . 1?'
FOU UKNT Iteautlful 6-room
modern home, completely fur
nished: steam heal, close lu.
levelv yard; J6t) per month. See;
Charles A. Wing Agency. Inc. j
157'
WANTF.U Men pear pickers. In-(
quire O. I.. I.lndly, S. O. fl. Pack- ;
lug house. 1 &! i
Foil SALIC Krldge lamps, com
plete with pleated shade.-, ?'.'.t:j
and J3.-o. Oriental Art and Vie
rlety Store. 1 "" 1
FOU SA1.K Piano. Fureka vacu
um cleaner, mellophone. miign
tne rack, nil in A-1 condition.
32o K. Jackson. Phone 7P-W.
WA.VTF.l) Women to help with
housework and care of chlldvon.
Phone .VJ7-J-1. 161
I.tsT Uorn-rlmmed glisses In
leather case. French fc Atwood.
15 North Fir. Keward. 1 FT
FOll SALK Hampshire and llam
boulltet ram lambs. Four mites
tn Crater I,ake hlghwav. Phone
,301-J-l. Dotph Phinps. U.7
WKIMHCWOOO enamel smooth-top
t;is . range. Incinerator on side.
Phone 1S73-J. t;,T
FOU SALKltf.M Willys-Knight
touring car: new tires, hat t cry
and brake lining; license: $Jfi(i.
Call U'73-J. A. A. Frentnetl.
Olen Oak Court. bT
KOlt ttr.NT lloime.
Wni Mtttn.
Inquire si'ti
161
LIST your rentals with ns. We
hnve enlls fur nil klnils. So. Ore.
Itvully Ci., Ulds. J6J
I WILL RETIRE
I j
HJ.
- ,.
,
m. sproule. president of the
ollthern Pacific Co., said today
that he Is not in position to make
a positive statement as lu the of-
fieial changes which are to take!
Bu n o s .nanm u ; i
sy; :ffec ivo January 1st. lfl2!. H. de ,
tut Forest, now chairman of the exec-
i
-yiutlve committee, will retire from!
i imu P1""" cuairmiui
UI u,u l 1,1 " - i,t".u
tli.n Mi. ill. I.'nvnvl ltuvii llwi
management of the company's
general financial affairs and con- '
isolidation matters. Hale 11 olden,
j formerly president and chairman
I of the executive committee of the
j Chicago. P.urlingiun - At . ; (iuincy
railroad, will become chairman of
the executive committee. AH1.. Hoi- .
ilea will have general control of
the company business. A. 1). Mc
Donald, now vice chalVman of this'
company, and president of the i
jToxas and New Orleans railroad,1
I Southern Pacific, lines in Texas anil i
Louisiana will continue 'In this po
sition and In addition will have ;
general control of the manage- j
ment of Southern Pacific Steam-
ship lines. .Mr. McDonald will!
maintain headquarters both in j1
New York and Houston. Wm. !
Sproule, president, after more than !
forty-one years of service with the I
Southern Pacific lines, will on Dee.
31, liiliS retire from active service i
under the pension rules of the
company and in accordance with I
his expressed1 wishes. Paul Shoup, 1
executive vice president will be- 1
come president. His headquarters i
will be in San Francisco. S
.Mr. .mil .Mrs. t'uili- Hall arc tlin
I imrenls of a .seven pouixl baWv hoy
I.. , ' ." '
I lie youilK
first chili), has been
named (ieorge lOarl.
Mr. ami Mrs. Harold Sander, arc
ihe parents of a baby jrirl born
Sunday, Aukus Hi. at the Com
munity hospital. The baby weigh
ed five pounds and tht unces.
GREATER MOVIE
SEASON
STARTS SUNDAY'
THREE DAYS STARTS
TOMORROW
YOU HEAR WHAT
YOU SEE!
asm i.
Di Is batting 1000 and he deliv
ers a fast one in this ideal mix
ture of romance and baseball,
ALSO
TWO ACTS "TALKIES" and
THE TALKING NEWSREEL
r
LAST TIMES
TONIGHT!
DOLORES
DEL RIO
In a love story that carries
you along In its surging sweep
and tense drama.
- "Romona'
Hotel Medford
The finest Dollar Din
ner in Southern
Oregon
Tomorrow
"The Food is Better" j
!it the MedfonJ 1
:
I :
Births
i
I
dm:
In Paramount5's. First Sound
' Picture
1 M : i
3 Sit ii
'Pay As You Enter'
at Rialto Tomorrow
i
Comedy that roars along as
swiftly us a subway express, with
three of the screen's leading enme
P.dians as the prinicpal passengers
i ua( is i ti.v .s l u r.m-i,
comedy which comes to the Uialto
ineater mmorrow.
i Louise Faze tula, Clyde Codi and
! William Demarest. a trio whose
,mvn1; h:lVt. ,irought them into
hi..n f..vr. in recent comedies, are
1 again seen In featured roles with
-Mynia Loy proimneinly cast,
TIlt' !l'1-v lfi "f 11
rivals for the girl who owns Uu
Ick.lunch coumer JK,ir ,hf. wu.
.
barns
'
Classified advertising gets results.
.- ;
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These Drug Stores
Are Open Nights
This Week -
Medford Pharmacy
Heath's Drug store
Strang's Drug Store
Something Different Something Unique
Cotton Blossom Singers
From
Piney Woods, Mississippi
Will Appear in Concert at the
First Methodist Episcopal Church,
West Main St.
Sunday Night, Aug. 26, at 8 o'clock
Hear the Negro Spirituals, Plantation Melodies and Dia
lect Readings.
(A free-will offering will be taken for the school)
t,r- - -1
Pay Large Bills
by Check
Group small bills, cash a check
for the amount and
Pay Small Bills
in Cash
Enjoy the pleasure of handling
your finances in the easiest, most
convenient and widely used way.
Open Your
Account
ThfJackson County Bank
ES"A0LISHIiD 11188
Mldvord, Orecon
' ! Commcracil ' Savings - Safe Deposit .
MliMIWtR I tiDI-RAI. Rr:siiftvi( 5YSTKM
REICHSTEIN AND DEUEL
WOOD
ALL KINDS OP DRY WOOD
OAK-LAUREL-FIR
Summer COAL Priccs
GREEN PINE SLABS
MEDFORD FUEL CO.
1118 North Central ' 4
Tel. 631
I
FRANK'S
Comedians
IN
The Big Tent
Sixth and Holly
Friday, Saturday
and Sunday .
The Scnsaniing Comedy.
In The
Wrong Bed
Prices 25 and 50 Cents
COMING TUESDAY
Should Husbands
Know?
Checking
Today