Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, September 03, 1928, Page 2, Image 2

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SrrcDFOTtt) MATL TTITBTTNTE, TrKTFOT?T), OREOOY, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER fl, '1028;'
iocal and
Personal
The ehlklreti of the city and
older Ktudents are enjoying to the ; ten da.vn Hf;o.
full toduy the last day of the Utnn Kreil Alton
vacation, and tomorrow
('hmineey Klorey, United KtutOH
i'ininlHnlunei nml local real estate
dealer, who underwent an opera
tion fur goiter at tin Haered Heart
hospital Hovural weeUa ano, is show
ing ciintlnui'd Inipi'ovenit'tit and
wan moved to hln home on North
Itlverside avenue over a week or
AmoilK tho hotel KijeidN In Aled
ford from tho Mate of Wawlilnnton
aro A, C. Itohn of "Walla Wulla,
Mr. and Mm. William Uufreo if
Olyiinpld, Ali'H. Kmmu Hurtle of
Centratln and Mm. It. I J. MoiitHKUe,
Br. and Airs. Nelll and .son, J-:. A
W'hlteman unci K. Kerrny of Seattle.
IfalKht, teacher of, Mlns Hetty llolz left early aatur-1
! Daily Meteorological Report
Obituary
10 FIND A JOB-
Mi
Or
.Si'litumltor :t. 1!'
(Ifunl :iml vicinity:
holidiiy.
'tzn: Xu fun-rust:
mornltiK
will riml them w-cmllliB llH'Ir way ' t
ouKc-rly to the various -hu..l bull.l- , Uborty l;l,ls. ' l'liuno 72. 1 3 I i.iir H,Ih week. Miss Uolz. a i c.hI- ' . . ' " """" " mu. ' LOCAL DATA
11, fop the OMPIllllK of the whnol ....... . ,. ..,,...., id,.,,, of lh,.l ,, r. ,,,,, '"" KC s iKa maiiotit t.)ara-
of i,oh Anm'lfs won1 Kiii'st.s ,jthl yoar from the Southern Ore-jeBUI . f Bloo; '0Ver ! . ii
week at 111. im- of Mr. anil .Mi.jK"n .Normal M-liool. tlio Hummer willlu house today ami iTempeialure (.left.) ... u:l "
J. It. .Marshall on West Tenth; The .Misses. Jiiseinlne 'imrner. ; necounted for most of the Hi-tlvi- j IliKllesl I last 12 his.) H7
treet. j Mllilreil liarher, MiuIko Mltehell ! lies, Ihote. where Ikikh and trunks i Lowest Hast 12 hrs.) r.l
Wanted I'ackcrs nt once. ln- .Marie .Mltehell of Ashland ! wore livinit paeked for Ills Journey ! 'humidity (pc.... 17
naele I'aekinK o. l.1'w'ere visitors in Medfonl yesterday ' oast tonight. j Precipitation tin.) tio
(iood now to her many friends ! while en route to visit friends in;- Anlielpatln.'; with ftreat sorrow Htateof u-euther Clear
In Jacksonville and notuhern Ore-1 "iiiie cock Olslrlet. j lue uepartiiiH oi nor son, on Ins; Lowest temperaluri
lion Is the return of Miss .Molllcl .lames f!. t.'ahlll. alias Ted Lewis way to find a job and to work out r,l defjiees.
,,., Urilt to her home In Jacksonville, anil w Itlinni t.irlrrney. will be taken "'s own luiure, .Mrs. cooliuge
alter rmvlntf been a pntlenl In a "". wi.ium.v i-eucy, inicu .- ....... u, i-m-ic
I'ortland )iuKnil:il for Hoi-noHini. I States commissioner, tomorrow1 onl'bK or tils ltlMgaKe. As early
piano nnd harmony. Accredited ! day mornliiK for Crass Valley. Ore., I Hl'I'lvlllOlt. Wis . Seol 3imi.
them vcmllnK ' ,2 i"""' I,!"lHl,1l,1Ml,"losl,lloi, i '1"'"'' hl' ' ""'! Preimraliuus lor what may he
... u..i...oi i , . j "."" John Coolidiic
year. 5uperinienuenL 01 nunuuw
Hedrirk ntraln akn that the par
ents of all Kchtml children beluw
the third prade write on ij picee
of pnper the name, addrews, etc.,
uf ench pupil, and alno their own
names, for tho pupil to hand to
the teaeher of his or her room.
Wanted Pnekei'M at tmee, Tin-
niK?lo Pneklnir "o. 1
The many friends of .Ylrn.
W. Morse, a former resident itf j
Aledford. now uf Ainnieoii. t.ai.. win I ' n ' lt th(lf. ,...,, f(,iin-inL- hw ! yesterday noon, at tli church serv
at 128 Kast Muin Hlreel. Among
tlieso which have croalud wiilo it
lention were tho phoionniphs of
the wut cli presented to I'ntH 11.
l.-n(imtlrl hv the Aniericnn ho-
!. Kun.-ial serviees for Airs. Suruli j o1 eonvenUoii commlKslon, the
"follier will he held from the perl j tU.iUYQ f tlie new Valley Hcliool
Nu fare- funeral home, Tuesday. Heptemhur , , ... lll)llfi!U.p(i i auiulav. All-iltsl
4. at : p. m.. l:ev. Nelson offii-i- (jt (.,Hiion or the Trihune and
athiK. litii ial In Phoenix. ; thc phdtoKraplis of Mr. and M ih.
kVn.1 - " .
holiday.
5 w 1 en
IS
.Utl
Clear
this niorn-
an-est In Ashland last week fr 1L'es ut iuie, her oyea had gliHt
HtealiriK an autumohlle In" Kueni-lcn01' wU,h tours wllon all hnd told
menio. t'al. fahiil will prohahlv ' layior, inu iiiimi prenener
t..,.i.n w.f urn- t
lu l orimiiiinliifi In- lw..- K.-.Mh,... I.'.vill
The Women's Missionary soeldv The Sixth Street Kuper-Sorvlce
of tho First Christian church s"' has Myers hiKh prossuro
meet Tuesday afternoon Keptem- I vnshliiB and lilBh pressure KreaslnB
her 4 at -i o'clock in tho recrea- I .naehlnery, which insures best serv
tlonal hall. ' ice,'., , . 'f'
The hotels of tho city enjoyed a : (',"1" U'enner left here hundny
. iiiornliiL: fur ItUHehoi'L'. w id'o hn
HUrpriMinKiy mv HurimK , i'., ,"" I unei" In entuttv nn n fedr nhnvu.
emiKiHerinti that -!" " "i""" n-uuniy wuiii . - - i
month and '. meiiariison.
ituwiy was i.auur oay ai ine j
Total vefiiiitation since Septem
r 1. l!tl'S. none..
Sunset today, i:-l p. m,
.Sunrise Tuesday, fi-Ii!) a. m.
he taken tomorrow afternoon ur
hte next day to Portland by Dep
I uty I'nlted States Marshal C. C.
i Wells, via Klamath Kails, where
I the tifflcer will take another prls-
nt the church, that after tomorrow ' -liar
bon would no longer be with
her. . ; f
Observations Taken at 5 A.
120th Meridian Time
terday and today
It Is the first of the
today in Labor day. a holiday, when
travel Ik usually (uile lljzM. The
hotel arrivals of yesterday fneluded
many OreKonlans from all pans of
the state.
Fancy Elherta peaches for can
ning 3c per lit. Free delivery.
Johnson Market. Phono 97. .tf
Dr. It. J. t'onroy was expected
to start home yesterday ur today
from Peterhoro. Canada, where he
has been visllinic relatives fur the
past three weeks, and will prob
ably be home In about a week.
Wanted Packers at once. Pin
nacle Paeltiny Co, -Itiri
A muni; the tourists nnd other
quests from a distance registered
at Alcdford hotels are Air. and Mrs,
H. V. Mooth of Haraxota, Kla., AW
J. ltlackwell of Bl Paso, Tex., Air.
a I
' packing plants, with practically
every ope running foil furee.
Ida Wood and Florence Graven,
plena, teacher. High Bchool cred-
; its given. 220 X. Oakdale. Phono
I 1012-AV.
Tomoiruw idght. Tuesday, fut
( lowing the first show, Adrienne
jSleward'H style show will be fea
j Hired at tho Ciaterian theater. - hi
; addition tu app'-oxiniately a dozen
: local girls, two profeMshnial models
! from San I'Vanciscu will be here
t to display the arra; tf beautiful
! new fall and winter clothes. Cos
i dimes for all Oceanians, including
I sport, cchool room, office, nfter
j noon and eveng wear, will be dls-
played, Klines will be furnished
j by thd Kootery and all jeweliy by
I ilruphy'M.
f,nrl AT i-M KniMicer (lliu'k uf A an
rouver. I!, C and Mr. and Mrs. j M tho corner of Sixth and Fir
. J. MunlHOincrv of lleno, Nev. trectH tho Klxth Htreet Ktiper-Serv-
Take a look at the new lino of I Mi" inn Ih cqulpiied to give the
ladleV and misson' felt hats at the. "ost In waHhing and greasing.
Oriental Art & Variety Ktore. 2C,; ; CallfnrnlaiiH registered at lueal
The new train schedule for tho ! Inrtflw Include Mr. and Mrs. II. C.
Kuilthern Paelfle went Into effect I ''''"'"chnian and M. It. and li. Crone
vesterdiiy. .Sunday, with train N'u. : "f '" Angee, Mrs. It. (Irlfflth
ia arriving In Medfonl ai 11:20 jnntl Mrs. lonovan or San Olegu.
a. m. Instead of at Ki::i7. and train ! -Air- and Mrs. I. II. Aldcn and C.
No. lli arriving here at 11:.'7 a. m. j Hill or Orange. II. II.. Jr., ami
Instead of at 1(1:37. There Is no j 'MIhk Ha rah Itlanehard and J. M.
rltauge in the motor coach service j AVarner uf Santa Paula. Mrs. Ii. K,
schedule between Portland and I Mackett of lierkeley. Mr. and Mrs.
Ashland, or front Klamath Falls ; H. h. Chatterldge of Oakland, Mr.
home In Mltehell,
to Weed. . .
I realize that when parents pay
out money for piano Instruction
they want results. Phono !3-l-X
or call, and I will explain the rapid
and thorough methods that have
proven bo successful. Noel I(. Krs
Uinc, studio Gil W. 8th Kt. al
Laurel. if
Circuit Judge C. M. Thomas will I
open court tomorrow in i trams
Push, where he will probably he
, engaged fur the next 1'lve or hIx
; weeks, nfter which he will be on
tin' bench at the Olreuit court here.
orensmnklnB nnd remodeling".
Fashion Shop, 424 Modford Hldg.
if
Miss Hetty JaneH of Med ford Is
tho house guest of Miss Gertrude
Undley at her home on Undloy
Heights for several days. Klam
ath News.
fiwlm In drlnlclnp wator. Mer
rick's chlorinated ool, 80tf
vk yet the Chevrolet touring ear
stolen over a week ngo from C. H.
Klson while parked on Sixth street
lias not been reenve.i-od, despite
the determined efforts of the po
lice department In broadcasting Its
general description to authorities
both north and south of Medfnrd.
It Is believed that the lteense platen
on the' machine have been switch
ed and .other identifying marks on
the car have been removed, making
II difficult for officers to recognize
11 from Us description.
Dr. Alfred Burklund has return
ed to Medfonl and opened offices i "" wl,,,
In the I,lberty building, giving spec
ial attention to correcting deform
ItleH of children, 1 lflfi
Included among the many (re
gonians arriving yesterday to spend
Labor day In Medfnrd and vicinity
nre Dr. and Mrs. M. 10. Wilson of
Myrtle Point. Mr. and .Airs. J. 1,.
1 ten ii. 1-Mgar Hean, lrviu Handle- j
man of Itandon. M. It. Powell, It. ;
J. Cheney am) Mr. and Mrs. AW
VhrlHtopherson of Astoria, Nnrd
Long and dnnuhter, A. K. Wick
ert. Mr. and Mrs. It. Harris nnd
lr. and Mrs. 1,. H. Springer pf
arid Mrs. J. C. Stiles of Mnrysvllle,
Mr. and Mrs. .1. C. Mullln. Jack
Miillin and Miss Mary Gronmcr of
San Pafael. Mr, and Mrs. It. 1,.
.Wise n uf Chh'o, Delhert Ituroker
nf Stockton, Mr. and Mrs. John
Towne of Hurllngnme and Mrs. Af.
It. Walker, Mr. and Mrs. AVItllani
While and Frank Tyson of Kan
Francisco.
Thomas Realty & Jim. Co., Room
J2, Palm lilock. Small secured
loans, nnd contractu, discounted.
' 3B8tf
Mrs. Ii, M. Knutsen and daugh-lei-M
are visitors In Med ford fur a
short time at the home nf Mrs.
K'nutNeu'H brotlier-in-law, Charles
Knutsen. while en route hi their
I)., from a
A pewter syrup pitcher over lou
years old is on display at the
Chamber nf Commerce, through
the eo.urtesy of Mrs. A. L. Mee of
Ailegate. The pitcher, because
of lis unusual design. Is attracting
considerable attention from pass-
lfi9ei-sny.
I i a i n i gm no rrienos nnti no
kin. and I'm on the road duln' my
best to earn a llvln by sellln pen
cils." was a portion of a hard luck
story told by an old Itinerant beg
gar who arrived in .Medfnrd today
and "set upshop" on Front street,
after having obtained permission
from the police department. "Kvery
muscle in my old body hurts," he
continued, "and if I'm not able to
sell any pencils here, I guess I'll
Just have to move on somewhere
else, ain't1 got any particular
destination. A nywhero wtll do, I
guess." , j
.lack Crowden and Jack O'ltrlen,!
who were sentenced to the state 1
penitentiary at Salem to four years j
each for burglary, were taken yes- j
terday In Salem by .Sheriff lialph i
Jennings and Deputy Oscar Dun
ford, who also had In custody II.
MeQuirc. charged with forgery.
George Itoberts. manager of the
Crater Lake stage service. Is ill
al the Crater Lake lodge.
Mrs. M. Ottoman and daughter
Until returned today from Portland
where lliey spent the past few
days-.
Kddle Gusk wilt leave here this
evening Tor his home In New York
City, after spending the summer
months visiting Mrs. A. K. Trowbridge.
A minor auto collision took
place yesterday on the Crater Lake
highway three mites north of Med
fonl when machines driven by
John KHs and H. Brophy, respec
tively, collided, according to a re
port filed at thei .pollen station,
whore a report of a collision yes
terday near Gold Hill was also on
file. This crash took place be
tween a truck tl riven by Art Dun
can of the ICads Transfer company
and a car driven by Harold Downs
of this city, causing some dninaire
SEC. KELLOGG ENDS
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linker City
Itismarck
Noise
Denver ,
Dcs Moines
j Fresno
: Helena
Dt'ULI.V Irish Free State, Kept. - j()S Angeles
3. (!') Frank P. Kellogg, l S. i.;u-Nhfied
secretary of state, started his home- j phoenix
ward voyage today. He boarded pnrlland
the I'. S. H. Detroit at Alexandra lied Dluff
basin here. The cruiser soon left i Salt Lake City.
for Cherbourg, France. Then thejuoschurg
secretary will board the .Leviathan 'san Francisco...
lumniTuw. ! Santa Fe
The honors paid to Secretary i Seattle
tiU
100
SI
UIPLTY
away at the Sacred Heart hospital.
S September 1H1", aged 3! years.
to ' i Mrs. Ripley was born in California
V ! July 1 J'. I sua. and lived in that
: state until four yeu,rs ago when the,
,. family moved io Jackson county
i and settled at Trail.
Mrs. Ripioy in survived by her
an-utishatid, (Clyde Ripley, five daugh
ters and nne son Rosalyn,. r.ihel.
Kls-'io. Alma and Fvnline and Lewis,
also her mother, Mrs. Louise Cnr
herry nf Nhholus, Cal.. one broth
er. John K. Carherry, and two sis-'
lei s. M rs, R.'K. Haas of Wcingier.
Cal.. and Mrs. J. If. Knguser of
Nieholus, Cal.
Funeral services will be held at
the Perl funeral home Wednesday,.
September ii, at lti:3o a, m., Rev.
3 ' Halon officiating. Interment In
p .Jacksonville cemetery.
t Anderson Pictures
-L Attract Attention
Cdy. i
Clear' '
CMi.fii-
Cdy. number of (he recent
clear graphs which have been
Clear (KK j the Mall Tribune
Mr. Anderson makes a specialty
of outdoor photography as well us
studio work and has established
o.uito a reputation for his excellent
work.
ILK
BUTTER
CE CREAM
PASTUERIZED SAFE PURE
rHuuuuc - PACKED'
It:iKn wifnteil at the Alail inn- juc 4ANITADV A
line offlen. 'MilMt he elenn. Ifl1"6' AINI IARY. WiY
A CONSOLATION
It's a consolation to know tlmt when death oeours you
eaa call a mortician who will ti'cat you exactly as lie
would expect to be treated i the situation were reversed"'.
Conger Funeral Parlors
I . '. ' ' RELIABLE REASONABLE '
Office of County Coroner
KellOKK on Ih'k urrlval were re
pented at the eunelnslun 01' his
visit to Ireland. . IM'esldent t.'uK
ruve and nieinbers of the enter
tainment etnniiiitli'e were present
to Villi him farew.ell and a military
Ktaird with a hand was drawn up
In do honor to tlie nation's khuiU.
Spokane
Walla Walla
Winnipeg
50
!IS IH
40
C. A. t'of.U.
.Meteol'oloKist
( -leal-
Clear
t'lear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Cdy.
Cdy.
Clear
Cdy.
Clear
Clear
Clear:
pholo-:ipieat-.
liavo
heen made liy the Allnerson Sltidii)
Anions Klamath Falls residenta
spendiiiK ..yesterday ill. .Medl'ortl
was A. K. Martnitin and F. J.
d.
These Drug Stores
Are Open Nights
This Week
Medford Pharmacy
Heath's Drug Store
Strang's Drug Store
M. H. S.
SCHOOL BINDERS
" AND
SCHOOL SUPPLIES
Tin now M. H. S. liiiulcrs ru liore brown, black, llnck
mid red, nnd tho Mnek mid red Floxiblu Binders from
.'.m; to $1.00. Til KM K J'A.PER, the. best grade we have
ever stoeked for tlie money.
FOUNTAIN PENS
WATERMAN, CONKLIN and PARKfcR
, Automatic Lead Pencils from 10c to $4.00
Offico Stationery & Supply Co.
"Your Office Boy"
Across from Rialto Theater
; FREE BOOK COVERS
trip through southern i'lillfuriu.
An Imnnrtnnt nK-utliiK uf
to the luUor niiirhlnc.
CluoHiH froiii I'ortltiml ut .Med
fonl lioU'ls I in-1 ml e Air. nnd Mis.
Itimnl uf illnH'tm-H uf the Creator 1 U. K. Nelson. Mr. nnd Allen
Medfonl Huh will he held Thuia
dny iiftet'nuun, Heptetnher l, ut 2
o'elueU i, ni.. ut the home of Ihe
president, Mrw. li. V. Williams.
!3l!t! Ueildy avenue. MemhorH of
Ihe himrd nn re(inested Hi call
Mrs. WIlllaniH If they are uoinn to
attend the meliiiK- Mit telephone
ntiniher In i:t!H.
MecaiiHe of today helliK il holi
day, the 1'. S. wea tiiet lmrean
IsHiies nn foreeast for the weather
tonlKht find Inntorrnw. hnt it Ih
presumed that the teniperalure
will be eoniinued warm. Yesiev
day's maximum was It".
( 'harles Lloyd, local auto sales-
he appeared before
(Mreult JudKo ('. M. Thomas Wit-I
urday on a bad check charge, suf
fered the revocation of his parole
from a year's sentence he re-,
reived this pprhiK' on a similar
chaiue. I.loyd will probably be
and children. Kdmiua (iubel, Mr.
Und Mrs. II. S. Uoss. Virginia and
LeLuiro West, ,lr. and Mrs. K. U
Kahlcr. Mr. ami Mrs. ('has. Hay.
Mr. and Mih. lt. W. Marimjer. Mr.
ami Mrs. I,. L. Starr. Mujnr Wil
liam Chnpiuan, Mr. and Mrs.
August MemltiB:, I,. S. V. West, A.
M. llolman. V. H. .Martin and I". l(.
Roth.
The Jackson county fair to he
held here September U. 13, M and
15, has been advertised on im.i
down the highway I'Viinw the pant
week by I'aul Me'nnald wlu( Just
returned tu Me(!oi'U Sunday after
a motor trip In which he distribut
ed hundreds of posters and much
Information about the IjIr event.
Mr. and Mrs. U. .. Mct'ulluch.
nf UoHehui'K. visited fi-iends In thin
city today, They have Just com
pleted a vacation trip to Itandon,
Crescent t'ily and other point
taken to Salem this week or curly ' 'K coast and report that
I next week to serve the sentence. 'lll,,' encountered extremely cold
I I.loyd last spring pleaded guilt y , " ",tlr and much few atoim the
forulnu several checks, which ; '
j he made Komi, and was Klven a ! d M i s. Harold Spry, of
Itmrole on his promise uf wood be- j Oak Intnl. Oil., arrived here this
j huvlor. niornhiH ti spend several duvs
I The Medford Heauiv Simp on 'Mmff " 'ie home of Mr. and
I North Central nwmic is bciuH com
;Mrs. Karl havis.
pbtdy renovated under the dlree-l N,,n HkwIm of Savannah.
(J. Ninppeti nore , I his nup ntnu.
", en route n her home nfter spend-
71 WMIr5ll'" ' hn 1- !,, "' ''...I h,n.,.hl -,.lns.
.. .. . .... .. i liiiintimr ltn liilii-ii Min
I Cisco .Where she will serure addl- I 1,8 ,hr KUP!,t. ,lf M- '"-
Ulunal eoiiioment ami now fen Ini cm 1 n,,in- I T Httvuntlall.
and Mrs. tl. 1.. Knox. IS. I,. Ffn
ulyson. Dr. and Mrs. I,. K, C.eorjzc
and family, .1. (1. Ibihn, otto j.
Krohmayer and Mr .and Mrs. S.
O. Itrower of KiiKcne. K. K. Jones.
W. llutler. H. J. Noss of Coos
liay. I. C. llyed, K. ClarK. Mrs.
11. K. Koadman, Mr. ('. Crocker
of UusebtiiK. Joseph Shnce uf Ueml
and May Arnold of Hllvcrton.
Mjuipment ami new features
fur the establishment. She expects
to be yone ut least a week.
Miss Kn
frouifrnm
d S e h n e 1 d r r arrived
! Mr. and .Mrs. J. W. McKadden
j of .u Ameles, visited Sunday at
the borne uf Mr. and Mrs. W.
Woodhurn, Ont Satur
day, to be ready for the openlun ,
of the city sehoids lotnurrnw. Mfssj
Schneider will teach In the Uouse-
lt school and will reside at the
r
This is a
Great
Country
and tho homo of a Orent
Product, Fluhror's Milk
Bread.
Normal school nt Ashland, will'
teueh ibis year at Mitchell, In east-l
ern t r e n n . MIsh Pe'anney"s
vjoisennei ry. i'ne .Mcf atbiens were
i tn route to their home after
motor trip to Crater Luke.
Mrs, 1'loyd Cook returned tu
Medford this murninn front Port - j
hum., nf I nl.t ih-ini .,i l.'iiut t,...L- I wot'ie nne wiu ine enu ui i
, Hho week to meot her son. Wind-
.Ml Vvmmo .,,,,y. ,vl. loft " ';'''IV' Nv l-!
.... , , etny ut Annapotis and who Is to-'
uflor Hnvimr ,,-, Brmhrnl.-,! xMy vul,( ,.,,. ,;,. '
summer from the Southern Oregon mu- im i i..i(i t id ii .
ilay for Topeku. Kannns. aftor;
visiting ut the home of her pur-
iiitu Mi- rttt.l M.-- 11 IJ I ji.il
.a. o,-,. us lotmcriy a mcnt wh ounu. h(.re rt.vcntly from
attorney. Ih now cashier nf the To-1 Kansas.
. cld hank. ' r
The condition of M. K. liowen- l.OS ANOKLKS. Sept. 3. (T)
uf K la mut h KulK who suffered Molly O'Day, screen actress, has
serious injuries over a week ao! Klven her pounds of flesh in pay
when his lai Ke sedan left the Ash-'i mem for a film career.
laud-Klamnih . KalN likhway and j The actress wan rvsthiK at u
rolled down a steep vru.de. was re-: hospital today after an operation
ported us better today at the Com-' Performed Thursday to remove
munliy hospital, where he Is a pa- several pounds of (losh from her
llent. Kor a time, Utile hope was hips and less. The operation wn
held for his recovery, liui his dun-1 Kept Ht'erut until today when the:
Kerens condition is now believed ! nt'trcss recovered from the efforts
to be over. J of two hours' stay under other
Miss Oeucvu Hurt of this c(tyi'"d the four Imlsiona brKan heat
will leave this week for I'ulslew. i
near l.akevlew. to heln sehoorl ' " -
teachhiK- duties there this week., TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
: Miss Hurt Wns a uradunte this vettr wws---m-m-
ut the Southern OreKnn Normal
wehool.
Mrs. M. It. Parker of Unite Kails
j Is a visitor in ihe city registered
nt the Hotel Medford. who arrived
lyenterdny,
r'oli 8AI.K- !r you have n steady:
Job and can pay $in down anil
balance In ensy weekly or month i
ly payments, you can uet the i
best used ear bargain lit the )
state. Write Ilox. A. V,. Mali ,
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7,hLS MORRdWJ I REIC HST EIN AND DEUEL
BI! i"3 sMUlLW' i 1 ' ALL KINDS OF DEY WOOD '
EMsLlP' rrrrs- OAK-LAUREL-FIR
Adrienne Steward M I summer ' COAL Prices
11 ' A STYLE EXTRAVAGANZA ) H I ' GREEN PINE SLABS
rfl PROFESSIONAL MODELS DISPLAYING FALL AND 13 .,rnrAnn
WINTER APPAEEL - . J "idUrJILf rUdL AJ.
pglffi ;SH0ES 'j 1 P 1H8 Norih Central ... . .
wTi!d ' Through courtor.y of $8 On The Screen j . fel 631
(Jl1 THE B00TERY - ,, ' .. '
& te" ! Do You Carry I.
M'M ' 31 i a "SPare" '
ACTRESS Hj . ' I
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I ' 'VrJ l "sPare" in the fullest sense of the I I
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n1 l i . tne DanK- spells ll
CkUA T TTV CTCT TP? I "Q5 II l li opportunity . I
FOR FALL PLANTING 1 1
Vetch, Gray Oats, Rye, Cheat, Alfalfa, 11
Clovers, Grasses, etc.
GET OUR PRICES SEE OUR STOCKS! I I
Plant in the dust, plant early, be ready for the If
first fall rains
Monarch Seed & Feed Co. II
Your Seedsiuen Since 1910 llll
H I I I !
Open Your Account Todayl
The Jackson County Bank
ES ADLISHGD lss
. Medvord, Oregon
Cotnmcrcial Savings Safe Deposit
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