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SrEPFOTOD MSTL TOTBTTNTC. MEDFOTID, tW.OON'. FRTDAY. STCPTEAfBETl 7, 1028. PAGE TWO F, LEADING COW HAS s ASHLAND, Ki-Ht. 'I. .iitn Fi-i'iiuiul. eniuiiRlp! in a rope Willi which hu was k'inlliij,' a dairy mav, was flraKKt-'d Tuesday morning, and all but mot his dn.-nh, when the animal becamo friKhtt-ned and di'iiKCfd him over a lutnlim dlf and utrosM a Htony fi.-ld. Mr. lVr- nand was miserably bruls'd ami .shocked and suffered a colics frue- tur' of Ihe rifjhl arm. The althotiKh ordin:iriIy a koiuU- mal. hfcnine filj-'litMied as Air, I-Vrnald led her toward the liaru. As he jerked back, the rojie hv eame entangled about Air. Ker nand's fet so that ho w:ih forcibly thrown to the Krnund nnd was tin-; On iible to free himself. ' Ills cries csis. were finally heard by IiIh brolher- j Air. and Mi in-law, Tom Yancey, who succood- nnnt l.nbor ed In freeing him from the ropo jseious from the tlruKKlnff. Mr. It. I Hurdle and her cjill- dr'ii ami Air. ami Airs, son spent Home time the Lake o' the Woods. AIInk Alary (ialey, who has been in ployed at I 'rater Lake lode during the su miner, relitnied to r home Tuesday afternoon, The i;iii)tlst Sundity s oh o o I mrmhers, 7 f la number, enjoyed a j'dly pienli- purty on Monday afternoon m a pleasant spot on Warner eref k. flames of various sorts and contests had been jdaii ned to keep lh" boys anil K'rls busy until the hix ph niir lunch was served with a watermelon feed at the close. The event Was planii'-d by V. O. X. Smith, superintendent (lf the school and his staff of Kuiulay school workers. Air. Williams, the j;lf Instructor from Tninsinuir, will be in Ash la ml fur several days u'ivinn In- row, structiojis for the benefit of Ash ti ni - land players. Airs. Ada Al. Sheffield of Spo kane. Wash., who has 1 -en In Ashland fur several weeks as the KiiesI of Airs. I. Warner, left on Tuesday moriiinu for Ontario. (J re., to attend to business inter- . J it. Merrill, )iuh re ii his home in Oakland. .Merrill is also a brother ' of Airs .(iuy. flood. i Mr. and Mrs. .Silver ami Iwu ; , dan Khters have moved tvvm the1 i I'oley property on IS street to the property on the lioulevard at the. ! ! lntersi'ctlo'ii with Mountain uv- ' mie, which was formerly used by school board for a practice Airs. .1. I. Uodc received word on Saturday -of the passing of her .sister. Airs. Clara Sunday, at (iron hum, (.ire. Airs. Sunday -lived in ; ' Ashland for several months about ! ; L'O years ntzo and made her home! ion Sherman street. I California cities, will arrive home early next week over the Jtedwoud highway. Mrs. Kmma Oeder and daugh ter, Miss Lynda, returned on Sun day to the Lake o' the Woods, whore they have been summering. Air. and Mrs. W. II. AlcXalr and son Jamie went oitf to the Luke ii 'the Wqods on Tuesday to Hpend the day and to brlutf in somo of the Kirls who were returning from the girls 'camp.' oils .lohn-i Hehwein, and Iter sisters, MIks and Air. eeeutly at i H o s a I i li k Wise and "Wanda turned I Hehwein. was honor KUest on Sat-. Cal. Or urday afternoon at a pleasant so cial KatlierttiB of old friends, jilan nerl by her mother, Airs, (telle Sehwein. There was much friendly chatter and reminiscences of old times and happy school days. A delicious luncheon was served dur ing the afternoon at a table lovely! t wan a nuKtf centerpiece or naw-, house f,,r the department of do turtiums and lighted tatiers. Thuse ,n,.K,it,- Ht.l(.n(; in lho iocai h,gh who enjoyed the happy event were ' the complimented Kiiest, Airs. Hob prison of I'orilimd. Mesdunies Dorothy Pact and Mabel Hansen of Med ford, Alesdames Margaret Ifush, Ksiher Connor Wild. Louise liuer I'eart. and .Misses Doris Hitchcock. Helen Oetiiek and l-.fi-ona Ahlstrom of Ashland. Air. and Airs. Walter Frulan and Air. and Airs. Alex Livingston spent a few days' outing In the Medi cine lake country last week. Air. and Airs. Charles Uobertsou of the Automotive shop spent the week end in Crescent City. O. Al. Kranlilln Is spending some lime at Foley Springs for the bene fit of his health. and relatives. Airs. IS. "Wlnno is breeders when the new rabbit Air. and Airs. Wm. Scott and , a sister of Air. and Airs, Hoy Clary. I house is thrown open to the pub ,1. V. I'YaiiUHn two children, Walter ami 1 tilth Services have been resumed at I ijt. at the .lueltHOn County Fair in Med ford . land Jerry Sent! of Wasco, Cal., the Congregational ehureh after a ! find Oregon Pear Show, next Wed- RABBJT SHOW AT COUNTY FAIR- TO BE EXCEPTIONAL Air. and Mrs. T. II. Simpson and ( Air. and Airs. 11. o. Frobaeh of ! Med ford are spending the Labor day interim at the Luke o' the Woods. Air. and Airs. Churles "Whine of t Dunsmulr and their daughlor-ln- j law and gnuftlehUU, .Mrs. Hurton j , Three hundred and forty hutches , Whine ami little son Hilly, uro en-' wln t,,, upr-iioled i,v the choicest - Ufloylng a visit with Ashland frtends !sln(.k ,(f tno j'acifie coast rabbit KEEPS HIS WORD PAULS, Sept. 7. (P) Dr. Pierre ISougrat, who declared in open court when convicted of murder "I will escape." litis made goed hlsi word in France's penal colony in the t ro p lea I forest of French Guiana. Dr. Iiougrat ami two others escaped from the . hospital at St. Louis Alaroni, off which Is the notorious Devil's Island, where in corrigible prisoners are sent. The doctor Jiau always main tained he was Innocent and his lawyer was so convinced of Ills client's blamelessness that he wrote a book which caused his dis barment. Dr. Jtougrat, a brilliant Mar seilles physician who was decorat ed in the war for valor, was sen tenced to the penal settlement for life In March 1 i ii T for killing Paul Kumebe. a war comrade and pa tient. The bodywas found hidden iln a clothes closet in. the cloctor'H ; office. Hit met h -hail a large sum of money, which Dr. Iiougrat said Humebe had lost and then com mitted suicide in the office v The physician explained he had hid the body because he feared appear ances were against him. AIAUHHFIRLD, Ore., Sept. 7. i The Coos Jtay Times under , stands that the standard Oil com , pany of California contemplates : the erection of a large distrihut i lug station on the empire water front of. Coos Day peninsula, lho ' station to serve all of southern und western Oregon from Kugene to Klamath Falls. The statiou. it was said, will not I bo built, however, until the com paiiyj is assured a rallrdad will I be extended to Umpire from North Dend. a distance of about three I miles. I- All's. Kiimona Wise Kobertson, 1 stopped en route south to visit in summer vacation. who h:is been spending some time j Ashland with the Hubert family. Air. ami Airs. Xale Hates, who vMtiiiL- her niolHier. .Mrs. I telle ' ( )r, 1 InroM Merrill, son of Al r. h:ive been spending two week In Y nesday. who 11. . Lowe, who Is registrar In ' r: These dealers always give you the genuine Swifts Premium HamsandBacon YOU may now identify Premium Ham or Premium Bacon when it is being sliced, after it is sliced and on dis play, and when it is delivered to your home. Buy from these dealers who are glad to protect your purchases from substitution. They will gladly show you this branding at your request. Swift & Company Look for the name of your dealer in this list: Med ford, Ore, ALEXANDER, E. P., 131 W7 Main BAKER, 0. W Jacksonville Road CENTER MARKET, Med. Center Bldg. CITY MARKET, North Central COURT STREET GROCERY. 040 N. Central ' CRYSTAL MARKET, North Central DOBBYNS, J. B , 403 S, Oakd Uo ECONOMY MARKET, 200 E. Main FRANKLIN GROCERY, 437 S Central GLAZIER MARKET, 109 W. Main HALL & HALL, 318 E. Main HOWARD, FRANK, North Riverside HUMPHREYS, INDA, 008 E. Main HUTCHISON MERC. CO., 213 East ' Main !" JACOBS, J. W., 409 North Riversido LEEVER, MRS. E. E , Crater Lake Highway LIBERTY MARKET, West Main LOUIE'S CASH STORE. S. Central MARSH, H. K.. 130 E. Main NELSON, MRS. A. A., North Central PARK STORE, 223 W. Main PEOPLE'S MARKET, Wost Sixth PIOGLY WIOGLY MARKET, E. Main ROBERTS, W. D Jackson St. SAMPLE, M., 300 N. Peach SKAOGS' SAFEWAY STORE, 212 E. Main SKAGOS' SAFEWAY STORE, 210 W. Main WALDON BROS., Central Point Road, STAR MARKET, 314 E. Main Central Point, Ore. FABER'S CASH GROCERY JONES, R. F. LEWIS, I. D. THIESS & CO., B. P. WEAVER, J. E. Jacksonville, Ore. BASKET GROCERY DUNNINGTON, TOM GODWARD MERCANTILE CO. JACKSONVILLE CASH STORE PHOENIX MERCANTILE CO., Phoenix, Ore. Talent, Ore. HIBBARD, J. G. . TRYON MERCANTILE CO, Ask for Premium and get Premium southern Oregon for the Ameri can Kabblt association, the na tional pedigri'ii record I ni; organi zation, will in- In idiarKO of the ; exhibit und from nresont indica ; lions ho predicts a rabbit show '.second lo none on the coast. Ac-M-orilin lo .Mr. I,owo the . Industry in thin vicinity has rown to Hiich 1 proportions that wido interest has been created throughout the coun try among rabbit nn-n. many of whom will exhibit here this year, bringing iiu-ir stock from t'ali- jfornia and other coast states. Judging this year will be in charge oi Judge Lewis S. .1. Orif fln. of Cohu-iido springs Colo.. uno of the best known rabbit nu 'horities in the United States. Tho rabbit men of the county wci fortunate In accurng the services of Judge Griffin who is male Irk a circuit of tho big shows of the J'aelfic const. Judge Griffin will be assisted bv C. l Althou.se. a ! Med ford fancier and rabbit tiu ithorlty. j l.'beral premiums of three, two n nd one dollar prizes have been hung up by the fair board for ; t (a.-..( v .nners in respective dlvis ! Ions and a nominal entry fee of -5 cents per animal will be" charged, as against f0c last year. The new rabbit building Is equipped with all-steel pens of , most modern type and sanitary ! concrete feed and water contain - "i he lat'er being the produ-t 'of Henry Callaghan of the Stand ard Hoofing nniT liullder's Supply company of Medford. In gconjunction with the rabbit show the amiiml meeting of the Oegon State Itabblt Breeder s as sociation will he held here on Thursday. September 13. and many prominent rabbit fanciers will w Jill nltendance, in addition tn Judge i Griffin who will address the as-Isoniblnge. ( ; BY SIR BUB KKXOHIIA. Wis., Sept. 7. (Pt , The thirteenth bomb to explode luring the seven months strike of Allen A knitting mills workers had left Mrs. Chauneey I'ltls. an In spector in the mills. In a serious condition today. Metal slugs tore her arms and , leg and left her unconscious us she attempted to put out sparks : from the bomb on-her front porch ; lust night. Although her husband : 1h a union member, former work ers in the mills regard Mrs. I'ltts ;is a strikebreaker. A temporary Injunction against picketing wns made peruurueiil yesterday. ST. Al'tU'STINK, n Sept. 7. Admiral A. I'. Wright. 84. member of the fast thinning ranks of tho men who saw service In the confederate navy during the' "war beteween the stuLes, and. who liud i devoted years to the 'records of I that branch of thi' confederate sVrvtee. died here yesterday. ! i DREX0L ! 9 FORSitflLY KIP ) i BURNS I SUNBURN I' " ECZEMA-POISON OAK-BOILS ! BRUISES-CHAFING AND !,AkLSKIN IRRITATIONS Recommended by i ; ' Physicians and Hospitals TheNew Name. is i TSSSl Let For Yois j No Casting too Large or too Small H Scored cylinders repaired without reboring Radiators repaired, S rebuilt and new cores installed Front wheels lined up with au- H tomatic wheel aligners Alignment of front axle prevents hard steering, shimmying and excessive tire wear. 5 . ' ELECTRIC AND ACETYLENE WELDING f ' H All Work Guaranteed to Satisfaction of Customer Phone 836 Medford Welding, Radiator and Fender Works .. . M (We weld everything but a broken heart and the break of day) 109 E. Eighth Street Opposite Lewis Super-bervice btation .IIIIIIIHIIIIIII1IIIII1IIIIIII1H ill A ': -w- w U n ,f. . ; ' ' : r and . "t I OREGON PEAR SHOW At the New $150,000 Fair Grounds Near MEDFORD 4 Big Days and Nights 4 SEPT 12-13 14-15 ' $10,000 In Premiums Displays of Agricultural, Horticultural and Dairy Pro ducts Minerals Products of the Kitchen Needle and Art Work Community and School Exhibits. 70 Horses-70 Running Races Auto Show and Merchants' Exhibits Big Livestock Poultry and Rabbit Exhibits Concerts by Ashland, Grants Pass and Medford Bands COME Something Doing Every Minute Plenty of Parking Space Every body Welcome LffJ In tubes El 5a 3
