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itfiiareta TAttJ frnitttmri, pypRpy quagon, Sunday, etembku 2; ims. IIEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE Dally, Sunday, Weekly Published by tlie MF.DPOKU i'KINTINU CO. 1B-J7-20 N. Fir SI. l'lione 7C ItOUI'ltT W. RUM, Ktlltor S. SUill'TKK HMITH, Manager An luiU-pendeut Newbpu)er . Entered as second duns mutter at Med ford, Oregon, umk-r Act of Uurch 8, 187U. SUIlSCnilTION HATES Hy Mall Iti Advance: Dally, with Sunday, yenr 97. SO Jiuily, with .Sunday, month 7fi Dully, without Sunday, yeur fl.fiO Daily, without Sunday, month , . . .tift Weekly Mail Tribune, one yenr.... 2.00 Sunday, one year 2.00 Hy Currier, in Advamt In SledfoH, Afh Imid, Jackfumville, Central I'oint, 1'hotnil, Valent, (Jold Jllll and on IliKhwuyx: Dully, wltti Sunduy, nionil ,7C Daily, without Sunday, month lift Dully, without Sunduy, one yt-ar. . . 7.00 Daily, with Hunday, oim yi'ur 8.00 All terma, cusli in advance. MEMBER OP THE ASSOCIATED l'KESS Hectilvintf Full Leased Wire Service Only paper in city or county receiving newa by telegraph. The ARBoniatod Press la fX( luslvely en titled to Die use for publication of all newa dispatches credited to it or otherwise rredlted in thin paper, and alno to the local news published herein. All righta for republication of special dis patches 'lercin ore also reserved. Sworn daily average circulation for eii monlhi ending April 1, 1H28, 4&32. Official puper of the City of Medford. Official puper of JackKori County, Advert iinjr Representatives M. O. MOOENKEN A. COMPANY Offices in New Yur OlilfiugH, Detroit, Pan Fruncisco, Don AngcleH, Seattle,- Port land. Smudge Smoke Unit MoCormnck, tho New York lawyer, is HtlU hero, und having a ftno time. Unit confidod to your rorr. last wrek I hut. he thlnkH a lot of this vicinity us u minimtM' resort, )ut in the winter it's different. He nays that he Iuih to put on more clothes hero tlnin lie iloeM In N. Y. in tho winter, und it don't weern logical. The older loaves hnvo Htarted to curl up and dlo, und clutter up the lawns. Charlie Lindbergh wuh hero last week, stopping both ways, lie tended pretty much to his own business, nml did not have much .to say. lie is the boy who flew across the Atlantic a yeur back. Krin Coleman who was In the horsepifltol at Ttieonm, has come home and will soon be himself again. One of his wings Is in a plaster cast, and looks like a for midable weapon. C. Wig Ash pole has rid from Klam. co. where he gave medicine to 170 head of e,ovs. The skies are h full of smoke as a hotel dining room alter a meeting of tho Humdingers,. Inc. The Dan WutHon boy Is coming iilong fine. A pair of slow moving autos rammed into each other the first of the wk. Win Orowson has been battling the cold he should huvo fought last' winter. . . . , ft mm Hherwood has cured his bro. Stun of everything but that mustache. Incidental to tho opening of school Tues. u number of bright nd smiling schoolma'ams have arrived. P. C'alllson, the football coach, Is back. As usual, things look black. F. By boo, the plundered and systematically looted agriculturist lias all his hay up, and . says It looks Uko ho would not bo able to glvo It away. Many of tho more prosperous gals are wearing their wlntor coats and ono would think the poor things would bake. Tlie J. Kort Hall boys will play Marshfleld today, and u good turn out Is expected. Brisb Today ane s (Continued from Page One.) should liavo said 150 yours ago, 'wo don't pay King Goorgo's dobtB." Groody, foolish buyers of worth loss bonds should not prevent mm slblo Amorican businoss'mon doing bUBlness with Russia, or cause Uncle Sam to turn against an old frlond. Russian buying liovo will make up many times over for the foolish bunkers' losses on Russian bonds. As .for Russia's kind of govern ment, that is not our business. The llritish wlHoly say, "we do business with cannibals." Eighty yoars ngo Frances K. Wlllard, noble worker for temper ance, pin n ted two chestnut trees ut Evunston, 111., saying "as these trocB grow and sproad their branches, so the cause of temper ance shall wow and spread throughout the world." Both trues are dying and tho V. C. T. V, has sent for tree ur goonR to save thorn, that they may, In November, post on the trees election returns, "as stale after state repudiates the candidate who has doclared himself a wet." If those trees havo been "wat ered" with bootleg whiskey, cynics suggest, tho tree surgeous will work m vain. The It. K. Jacks ranch of San Luis Obispo county, one of the largest in California, will replace many cowboys with one airplane The boss cowboy will ride through tho atr, not far tin, super vising herds and spying out fence breaks. Flying becomes more useful every day, and releasing cowboys from dull, not nt nil romantic work, is a blessing. ' " Nev Jersey passes sensible uni form traffic laws. Open country speed Is Increased from thirty to forty mites an hour. Thirty miles In allowed in regulated city traffic. And, most important, foot traffic must obey traffic signals mid cross . Htreeta at corners. This rule, old tn California, should be adopted ' everywhere. QUILJL llipy liuvo ;i iwo-ciir (.'jiriigc, they liv twin beds. When a tfoM-dijrKtM' gives Soft, Old Sap. Tho most effect! vn clvis for enforcing village speed limits are chains nltaelied to grazing- oows. Seicnci knows everything exeepl, a way to distinguish be tween appendicitis and green apples. They say tears will destroy spoil Jiis bank account. If lie begins every sentence pronoun, you can sell him one of Simile for tho day: As conspicuous as a dollar bill in a collection pinto. Marriage ean't last long if the fact that both were drunk, Kvery town lias a few peoplo sin isn't sinful if they do it. Americanism : Submitting to people from thinking you are a Big nations will slop exploitiiiR little ones about the lime cops begin to treat the poor as eourtously as they treat the rich. Cynics suggest killing all of he to get majority agreement in You see, evolution was possible long ago because the fools and weaklings were eaten by something instead of being pro tected by, the fit. Another need of the times is sear on a liald H)ot. Perhaps Ihe eakek-enter doesn't concentrate on any particu lar girl because a particular girl wouldn't stand for liim. Cussing a enndidato from tho him a chance to answer in the Perhaps n. boob is one who wishes to look up when a plane passes, but won't do it because somebody might think liim a boob. Many a wife thinks she is yearning for 1he higher life when she is yearning for some other man to hold her band. Correct tins sentence: "vYpye been, married ten years, said she, "and never have" exchanged a cross word."i ! ASHLAND ASHLAND, Sept. 1. -Forty thou sand dollars, to bo administered as trust fund, tho Income to be used to assist needy students of Ashland and vicinity, was left by the will of lien F. Fvuns, a retired stockman, who died Tuesday even ing at his homo on Ohio street. Nothing was known of the be quest until Thursday morning, i when announcement was made by Wm. M. IJrlggs, attorney, who was legal adviser of Mr. Kvans. l.ly tho terms of .tho will, the fund wilt be administered by the cashiers of the three banks of tho city and by their buccohhoi'b, who may handlo tho income of tho fund according to thoir discretion. The truetoos will dotormlno who seem most deserving and wilt aid In any way they seo fit. Mr. Kvans retired from business about 10 yoars ago nnd took up his homo on Ohio street, whore ho has lived very quietly. Ilo has boon In poor health for more than a year and had the misfortune to fracture both arms within tho last few months. Mr. Evans was an expert penman and spent much of his lime writing cards nnd doing other work of that nature. Through tho school superintend ent, '(leorgo A. Hrlscoe, tho board of education opens tho high school for mlult students until tho enroll ment reaches the capacity of the school. Several adult students, past school age, wore ndmitted last year, particularly to tho commercial clnsses, nnd 11 is the desire of the board to assist In every way thos who may have been Interrupted In finishing their high school course or who may deslro training in com mercial lines. Llthla water is ta be brought Into tho IMazn, where it will be disbursed to tho public and par ticularly to tho tourist by means of a fine grn.nl to fountain which will bo erected at a cost approxi mating (3000. Tho fountain will be placed Just across the walk from the Tarter drinking fountain which stands on the small park In tho Plaza, Klectrlc refrigeration will be Installed to keep tho wnter cold. "Work on tho fountain will bo started within a few days, nnd It Is hoped that It may be com pleted by December 1st, The worli of excavation and the building of the fountain will be done by city I employes. I Mr. and Mrs. Charles Christen-' son of l.hiilen, Cnl., drove up from Phoenix on Thursday to visit with Ashland friends. They are visiting for n week nt IMioenlx with Mrs. Chrlstenson's mother. Mrs. Iteames. Mr. nnd Mrs. Christenson were for merly residents of Ashland and at that time Mr. Chrlstenson nnd his brother had lumbering Interests in the Nell creek district. Mrs. C. K. Hhlnn and baby boy are expected home on Friday, They have been with Mrs, Hhlnn's par ents in Seattle, Mrs. Herbert McCarthy with her mother, Mrs. John Foster, her son Herbert, Jr., and her friend, Mrs. POINTS n S. O. S., she is calling for germs. At any rale they will with the first person singular those tune-playing auto horns. it has no more solid basis than . . who are so yood tlu-y tlinnk' forty kinds of robbery to keep cheap skate. tlie idiots. The hard job would drawing the line. a swatter that won't leave n ; pulpit is religion; but giving ' same place would be polities. V. A. HutafC and daughter, are ; visiting in Ashland. Mr. anil Mrs. George Ttoosley and j granddaughter, Jean Nell, arrived . In Ashland Thursday to visit' rela-1 lives. ! M. I. "Brlggs, local attorney, re- 1 turned late last week from a trip to San Francisco. ICarl Itiegle, son of Mr. Charlotte Ilicgle, left Wednesday evening on his t o tu r n to Memphis, Tcnn., where ho is employed by tho city light and water department. Mrs. I. It. Frldegar and daugh ter Jean left Monday to spend a few days visiting with Mr. Frldegar In Klamath Falls. Mr. and Mrs. 1. H. Hardy and daughter Uuth loft early in the week for Portland and other points In Oregon and Washington. Felicitations are being extended to Mr. and Mrs. Allen Aulroy on the arrival of a bnby girl born two weeks ngo, Mr. Hull of Tortland, father of Miss Heatrlo Hall of tho health department of tho Normal school, nnd two daughters, Misses Iaivh nnd Oladya Hall, havo been vis itors In Ashland for several days this week. Miss Heatrlco Hall will soon return to Portland with them when the Normal school closes. Miss T o r r a 1 n o Ilrookmiller, daughter of Mr. nnd "Mrs. Cicorgo lironkniiller on TJberty street, left on Thursday evening for Urooli Ings, Ore., where she will teach during the coming year. Mrs, Charles ICoyle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 1. H. Jackson, who has been spending some time vis iting in Ashland, has veturhed to her home In Pasadena. Repair work Is tinder way on the Ashland natatorium, putting It tn condition for winter dances. Tho floor will be reflnlsbed and polish ed. Tucker's old-time orchestra will hold Saturday night dances there during the winter. Miss Mildred Train, who was supervisor of physical education In tho Ashland schols during recent years but is now an instructor at the Monmouth Normal, was in Ashland on Friday on her way to her home In Klamath Falls and took advantage of tho occasion to visit old friends. Miss Craln was accompanied home by Miss Juanita York, a student at tho Monmouth normal. A group of Ashland women spent Friday ns guests of Mrs. T. W. Miles of Medford nt her sum mer home on Uopue river. A sumptuous luncheon was served at noon and the afternoon houi-s were spent at Riidge In which Mrs. .T. M. Wagner of Ashland won high honors and was awarded, a hand some shopping basket. Mrs. P. K. Hammond won tho consolation. Mrs. Milrs" guests Included Mes damos F, H. Wagner, t K. Pell. J. M, Wagner. H. C. Cnlev. Louis Hodge, Kllen Wagner, A. K. Kin ney Und Ada Sheffield of Ashland and Mesilamofi l.ummlcn. Holmes, Purdln and I.umsden of Medford. I. K. Vtnlng Is In from the Lake of the Woods, where he has been spending an extended vacation. Mrs. Flora Haan nnd her son. Aubrey, have gone to Tillamook, where they will reside throughout I the winter while Mr. Kauri is en-I gaged as teacher in the public! schools there. , j Mrs. K. D. Brigga and Mrs. J. , j ,r. McNuIr have been enjoying an ; j outing at Jackson llV Springs i -Mr. and Mrs. J. Q. Adams and; I child will leave on September first' j for a visit in Minnesota, M'fHcon-.! i sin and also in Chicago, Miss i Blanche McJJen will take Mr. i Adams place as bookkeeper uCthc j Ford agency during Mr. Adam's ,j .ihsenco. : Mrs.1 JS1 a I c Churchman and i daughter, Miss Margaret are plan ning to leave Sunday to spend Uvo weeks, visiting with relatives in San Francisco, I. ox Angeles and other California. clllns. ; Judge and Mrs. ,. A. Koborts : ami their daughter, Mrs. Howejia Myers ol' Xeedles, Arizona, left on Krhluy In visit in Coos county. Miss' Thelimi llervey wiliVaccompany them to lioselmrg. Miss ITervey will visit in Portland before she returns to Ashland. A delicious four course lunch- ; eon was served at a late hour to Or. and Mrs. Donald Walker, Mr,' and Mrs. Harold Merrill, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. M. Kriggs, and Dr. and Mrs-. t. ,. Hurdic. MIIM-AV-W I San Francisco JieatOJarrem BEST I LOCATED I HOTEL j iMieZYW. 5 CENTER OF EVERYTHING jj CIRCULATING 1 ICE WATER 2 IN EVERY ROOM s lAfice eeiuriFiL tossy . omtm mom tn cavwerar 3 5 350 ROOMS 5 75 Detached Bath at l IP 5 S 100 Detached bath at2?? 5 100 with Bath at25 . CheckYour Aufo Hotel I FREE BUS KEETS ALL TRAINS I you can prepare yo,elf in I If ' f l f '' lllfflV' I I I j, d , p jmmWm 443 M -v I nit: ran i erm S &W- rHV Is W& - 4' - HIM CttetW a Hi 1191 J JMt.ES5 frVf.tAi :W:Vf . . Tf& t ' " t 1 IIS "Jj ' II Fashions of the Hour., ..The Very Newest of the Season's Smart II '' m W 1 Apparel and Millinery for Women 11 Jf'' Wft 111 v ' ' Will Be Shown on Living Models by lm Adrienne Steward SAVE II .. For Next Year's 1 1 Distinctive and Individual Apparel for Women 111 Vacation I I " I I Vacation time Is horo, but many I I ' I I did not prepare for It financially a I III ' Tup TQ " T t yTS f L.i'k Ml year ago Money that ws wasted-, FOOtVOeOX JnYtTtilO Jg I JeWClry C?KM If money that was spent for luxuries, II . J JJ& UUl " "' : C"I 1 Mi I II could have been saved in n special I I SflOitl OV SSESiki" ' '' ' OflOtWl OV JEWELERS vacation fund and the total would I I w J -smAMn brqs- j ' MtorORD ORE. I have been But I'tclont for a real good , I I 1 i i ' I I Wliy not havo next year's vara-'lj I jjl-S S k a-";Bm!,Ci.tan.motTO . , Playing Tuesday Night ' fny The Story of an ' ween? - il l npt 4 i M v.f B -J ?J I'lil Actress Who 11 1 lie ACtreSS. Scandalizes Society (ilM " V)l) II Starring NORMA SHEARER and RALPH FORBES : 'Partners in Community ! , . . lllllllllMlllllllMlltllllllllllllltllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIli .. . Dsvolnnment" EMIUIIMIUUIIIlUIIUIIUUIIIUIIIUIIIIUUUUIIinUillHIUIIIIUUUtllUillUlllllUt. 0M I Style Show Tuesday Evening j September 4 hunt's craterian 111 .''xS LABOR DAY BALL i Monday Night, Sept. 3 Official Opening of the Fall Dancing Season. Admission $1.00 Auspices Medford. Post No. 15 Drum and Bugle Corps . Hilarity Hall Come TJne Come All Ladies Free Laundry ' toes it iesll PILEOWS LAUNDRY : WE wash pillow in their own ; tick9, and dry them loft and flufly la wave of warm, fresh ir. Medford Domestic Laundry ; Phone 166 theatre Send your to the
