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Newspaper Page Textpxnis TWO BEDFORD IvTSITJ TRTT3UNE, STEBPORD, OREROX, STJyDlY, SEPTEPBER' 9. - 192S. I to Toml and Personal AniiIIht liti: wi'-li, Hlnrllrit; willi luill'itT'lw'w IIO,IMIO IhiiiiI I'l.'rlluil I with t ln county rii-u nt I'mir lut'4 I -- I ri I I rti; Wi'iliU'Hilny. I iiIh'ikI ur tin- in'iijiit' nf Mciiriini. Ni.M 1'Ylilll.V will li" li llnlliliiy I'm 11,1, ! , 1 1 1 'i " of III c.Motlfol'rt d-liuciln. I'liliiihiK nnii I'ii iiMihn MKlnET. tm .Nil. (Iniif. W. I'. I'VIkIiIi'. I7 Mm. II. II. V. HIxmii, il iltnmn- IkiI I v 1 1 it mill In-!'. Mrx. I' W. U'llllr, mill (Wll lllMli'll, Mini .li Illxmi mill I'Viink lilxmi, will li'iivi' h,ol'i' Hi f ll'ut ill tlllM AviM'lt I'm li.llHl" nhl'IP IlK'y I'XIIi'lM I" Hpi'll'l tl'i- wlnli'i'. Mr- Iilxitn, who In now l Mi 1 1 1 1 If. will n l.iln Illii himhii'iin Inli'ii'iilii In M i-il I'ui'il mill will n i " 1 1 I ii iioitl.iii nt tin' yi'iir lo''". ii i-.-.p i1 I nit lo ii I'xint iiIiiiim. 'I'hn lllxon hoiiiM iii .in Kouth dnni" nt ni'i Ih.k iit-i-ii nnlil lo lip. 1 1 1 1 1 ii Hhw yiT at Aiihliinil. JMiH .limn ll"ll will iMili'i' III" I'MtvoiKlly nt U'lirh Ini'loii HiIh tnll mm ii fri'iihiiiiin. lli'Mlniii'iil-'-miil iiilviuii'i'il liliilm IhulriiiMliin. Mi'. lUviiniimn, J'honi' i a ti r.-1 .. 17'.! MIhii Kvi'lyu lii'w will ni'ilv Iii .M '! it-it m.liiy I'rmii fniii'i- l.'ilio whtTi' hIii' linn 0 I'liiiiioyi'ii i'1"'- lio Ihi' Minniin'r nitinlh. ill Hi' liiiir.n. y 1 1 Ii I ri it fi'v iiiim nM" I in to I'll vr llir lluw'ii" wlii'l'i' uhn Iiiih in pti'il I In' iimililon i'( m hooli... Hln' wll IiiIko ri'itv ""I' W'hiilll. Hll" Will UlHO I'OHtlMll' lll'l' worli nl tin' unlvi'mlly whi'i" nhi' H It M'lllnr In III" Mi-hrml of llllli.li'. Aluxmiili'i'ii llri'"i.v Ki'lln lliitllr Ci l( lli'Mllh Kouilfi. Klin in'ii I'V'ttlnrfti ' ' n "Knur nrri'M of Imi'li-y on the t'hiilii'lli' fiirm. nl Jiii'luniivllln, yh'lil -III7 IuihIu'Ih," hhVM tin' ,,l,i' Itonlmi of Itttil Tlnii-Ktlnv In lln "Kirty Vi'iirn Aim" rnluinn. Iion't mlHH llin iiiniiKimt viihinit In new mil tnllllni'fy nl Hi" Kmmy I ,uu Hhop In M. 311. Nlnri'. ITS' II, It. I'ri'iitki'. Int'iil ifini'Mfn nnlvi' nt tin' Tiii-liliii' lilni'UII I'n.. ufi'omiiiinlf.l hy Mm. I'lfUllfi' l"H yi'tili'i'iluy rot' I'dVllitliil "ii n '"i'ii ni'Hit ii'lp, Thi'y I'Xiii'fl lo return tiliiinl till' in Id I ! nf ni'Xl wi'f Ii. I.i.t inn wrllf .vnnr flrn Iiikuiiuw". Curl Y. TiniHWillil, llntfl I Inllmiilj I'liunii mill. l.ff I'.'lfrHnn nf Di'iivi'i'. I'oln.. whn Iiiih hfi'tl n iintlfiit nl ii '""'nl liiispllul Tor HfVi'i'til wiv'lm r.nn'cr In.' ri'oin nn iinillnnnniii'il nlliiifnl, Ifl'l yi'tffilny nffoniiiiinlf (I hy hlH iliiili'.hli'l' rnp l.im A nu i'ii'!. Oil., In iiilin mii'diil li'i'iiiini'ntii. I'iMithoii hkvimiiI wim'Uk mill l'luui'i'il In nn milo ffunh on North RIvithIiIi' nvi'. lino when ho run Into li purled our, iliimiuihm II, I'nnHliliu'ulily. Hvit Hlni'i' hn him hi'in III uiul fi-ni'H tiro holil In rimni'il to hln ri' rnyi'ry. I'Mnronfc tl i'ii v no, lu'i'i'i'illli'il li'iH'lii'i" ol' plnno, Mluilln Vtl N OnUiliilo Avi'. I'hinin lH-ia-W. I7il A loiw wuyw froni hiitnn ivifi .1. II, HurrlH who wan In MmH 1 yi"iti'riln,v whlli- on n niiilor lour from r'niiililln, Ky. Hhn'i' Ifnvlni: hotnii'hi' linn ylMltoil iirin'tU'iilly nil Ilif nullnmil purlin In Urn inhlilli' wi'st, uinl on tltu I'fifirir jMiust uiul htm nlri'iiily lini'ti up lo OMtcr Inkp. Ilrlwt your whnul in Iho Kiirm II li rn nil Ciliiii'rntlvn lOxrhunK.'. I 711 A Itnrw'Hhni' tnuruiinionl. In whli-ll Iho cnlry fni will ho mm ilollnr, will ho it I'i'iillii I Iho I'onnty I'uli nr.tl I''lilny mill llnt nrilny mnl In txpfolcil to hni'f ti itooil intmhi'i' nt t'lilriiniit. Tho imini'M will ln' pliij'oil ni'iir Iho hnr lli'ullurnl hullillnll nnil will houln nl ID ill II on oiifh of ihi' Iwo ilnyil. OihIi prlni'M will ho uwiifili'il tho AvInni'i'M. I roiillito thnt whou purt'iilH pny nut nioni'y for plnno InHtruotlon I hoy wunl rt'iiuHM. Phono H1II-X nr full, null I will oxplnln lhi rnplil unit thorotich inoiltiulM (lint linvc provi'll mo mu'Oivisful. .Nool I,. Mrti Itlno. Klmllo ill! V. sin hi. nl l.linrol. If MIhh Uttlh nnil Mnslor Uohh lloulnuil of Hlnwlvoi tiro moi'iuIIoi n ivi'Plt WHh Mr. I'M Ohln nl llutl.' FiiIIh. Kiith nnil llosi nl looil the mihooln In AmIiIiiikI. (liirili'itlnii. dono on nu litton nlvo noiilo on u nmnll nor"ii;o Ii livoflinlilo ni'i'nriUnft In V. V.. "Cy" rii'i-Kon'. who mnnniii'! Iho fotir ni'ro "I'torsion Onriloim" In tin- lli'llvli'W illntiii't. Tolnl uriiNH lirori'i'ilM niipi'onlinnlo J-l.Mhl llih yi'.'ll'. noi'Ol'illnii lo Mr. IMi'r fion Vihloml TlillliCH. r We Have Nothing to Hide Come in and inspect our plant anytime and sc for yourself the modern, sanitary condi tions which prevail in the home of FLUH RER'S MILK BREAD. I'M win MrDonuM, ii loful hoy nl tin- A twiaiiollH ii vnl Acii'lcmy. f tnllrii ii til in '.unnu' on 1 1 1 h fitrlniiKh UiIh yr-iir iMMtctut t vnn Inc lioinc to vli'ir' t i vm. tic ilium lo vIhII Mcfillr fiii-1 lilturtc .ilioiii In (Ici-iminy iiihI In wnrldim i hln wuy (tvT mi ti iiiiHHfiiHf-r liner. .M'lnii;ir1 In one nf four lorn I ImiVm i nl (In ii rn fir my, Wliidnnr lnln, who rnniitli-t'-il hln flrwt yi-itr thin l Killiilil'T, In r,ni'iHlnt; I)Im vti'-iitlnn j In AhMll'fM'l with ii'littivcH. Ollii'l .MnclfnHl 1 n f rMi Im iIiitc linhiilf iNcil Kiiiicll uinl Al J.tinniiH. Vmi ;n)iM't Vdtn fur Ilfi-hci'l j I lnn',r (nf jr'HU)Tit itnl''Kn yu ;ni" iTiriHli'l'cfl (Hi in- hpffM'u OcH)hT 1 litli. Iti'iilMtfr now. IM ; C'tllr-y .IcnnliHtH, iui-'M)ipiuiffi l.y j IiIm Hvi emit, In nK.'n-lln n nhort ; vlfii with hln hi nthiM', luilnh (')' ' n I in-., whlli n nut In from Kuy- niniiif, W'liHh., to Hun Irniirhir'o. Hwlm In ililnltlrm wnli-r, t Mer- I'jrlc'M i ' ' 1 1 1 M ' I f I 1 1 ' ( I ix.nl. Kii'lf 'I'hn J.lltH' motility full' hi'hl lit K.IKnni' ItiMt wni'U I IK'I tilled 11 )'- 1 unit Uiilil V noft (Iliilfiy nl' iiroilucc Mi ml m or k, Mifonlini; to 'I'hn Mill H I ( ! Inn who rotunii-il from Kiwim l''rliliiy fVi'iiliu:, follnwlnn Hhnrt j vniiillon. The u( tntnliiiHM wn nfid, j In' hiiM, hoih iii III" nrtnrnnoii iiii'l i nlrht Mhowitiftft. I llxtrit npi'i'tnl! l.d'ifl ti''v liatH 1 In I'-ltM urn v'ivniM, voiy wrt'lnl l:il $ US, til.'IH, Hl'.AtH ami ?!.!!. i It i'iil innin'y tin vltiK viiIuch, 'I'hi J l'liiitny l.ntl Milt .Shop, M, M, HInre. H. II. Ki'i'fii ntnmpM Klvi'n hern. 1 7 a 'J'nii liciim-r, until rnronlly cm lilnycd fit tin- Tnitilin ),rox I'lii'lnty, h l l hi'i-n 'riiurmiuy , li um IMini'iilx, A rlxnn, whiTc he cxpcf'tnil to hi ciiti. 111m mnLhi'i', Mi-H. ,M. l!"n- I in'!', Ih ii I'i'Mlih'iit of that plnt'c, Ymi ( Miuiot vntn fur I lerlii'i'l I lonvi'i" fur pri'Miihml uiiIi-hh yon iiri' i'i-hImIi'I'imI nn nr liefont Clrlohi'i' Hlh. Ui-Hhiti-r nnu. I'M .Ml MiiiMnrh' lnrf li-fl. hcr.f yi'n ti'nlny fur Kuki'iip wIhtp 8hn will rtiti't llin I'lilVfrnHy nf Ort-tion fin I a J u ri I oi' al tho lii-i! In nl iik nf the fllll tt'l'Tl. MlHH fluff llllH VlHltl'tl , Mnfll'oi'lt rrllMlliH illltltlK inn pant I thri'M u'oi'lin. Vim ftiiinnt vnln fnr 1 Iim-IktL llnnvnr I'm- tin'uhlcnl unh'im ymi Hi'" )i''liti'i'iil nn nr ln'fni'i' (li'lnhnr illli, Ui'iiiHlnr nmv. 174 KnUtiwIiiK a vIhII with n'lallvi'H In Api'h-iiti' mnl Conl nil l'nlui, .Mi'H, M. .1. (liifi'lth lrfl Friday fnr lli-r llniiH' 111 Mi-ntl Ii'. A 1111 ml ii'i nf hrr mlivtivi'M tmn hail not mnn fnr nvnr HO yrarn. DrnHsmaldtiK n n l n'mnili'llim. Knslilnn Hlmp, -1M M"(UVrd HU',. If Cnnllm'ntnl appli' crop prnnpnctK urn not Hn 1'iivonibln anil tlilrt Ih llld'ly In have an nfl'i-rl nn tho ex pnrl inarlmt fnr nU"n nnil WnHli hmtnn npploH. A lni'Ki' iinanllty nf fruit In (n ho mnvoil frnin thin I'nitiit nml fnrnlun piiooH, particu larly In Um fnnilnontal nuirUntH, will hn lufluoni'orl to n rnnnhlor iihlo niilont hy the Hiipply nf Hui'n ponn fruit nfforoil, I'nrtlaml .luurnul. Ymi rannnt vnto fnr llnrhtM't llimvor fnr proMlih-nl unlcafi ymi nn ri'lHtu'o( nn nr luifni'i Octnhor tli. ItturlHtor now, 171 Tho MInhoh V.. nnil Vtlnto Wml Mmw, nf HnrniiniMitn, t'nl.. ranm horn ypxionlny to look nvor .the tnwn and vicinity in view of lo cathm ht'i-n thhi full, Crtil nml Inhiitmiu irontniont If Blvon ni tho o.rmimlH fnr n. tllvnn'o notlnu hvnunht nnnlnnt Onioo Hon ulry hy .I'm UohMloy, in'onnlltm ! tho complaint which waw nn nu yoMtorilay al tho onnnty rlorwVn of fh'o. Tho cnuplo worn manioil In (IrnntH I'umh .Innuaiy U), 1JH, ami Imvo nn fhlltlron. To crown Iho fall onm-mlilo, worn n fnmuiiH (hum lint. omOuhIvo with Iho llnnil HoK. 2L!!1 KilMt (Uli St. Kit Mth. Ira Walker, who umlorwonl a Moi'lmiH opoi'iitlnn nt tho Cnm iiiunlty hoHpllnl Iwo wcnUu iiko, wuh inkon tn hor Immn nn Inst Tliuniility whom who 1m n-imrloil tn ho roiMiponithm nlroly, II. R ('nun nf I'orllanil, will ho oniployod nn rhlof Hon I olork for Iho Southorn Pnriflo frolht nf f loo In thin city hoKlnnhwr noxt wiok. Mr. Pnnn nrrlvod horn In day proimratnry to tnklni: np ht now ilut Ion. ' 'Sr111 Mnnlo HimlontH, attontlon! Vio lin mill pin no utmlentM havo or ohontrn fill va ut hk. K. ' Niuillo, lim. -I. TolloRO llhlif. IMitmo !!M-,. Aftor Rprndinw ft month In thin valley InvoMtlKiitlnH' fruit HtoniK' 'i nil ImrvoHtlmr prohloni'i, Honry I lart man, prnfoHnor of nomoloyv . nt tho drouon Stato cnllono loft MotlfniM Krlday to onntlnno thof nn mo work nt Corvallln, TohIh of tho kooplnir qutilttlOM of tho Vnr- Inns viirhMloM of poarn ntdor cor-' tntn omporalnioK worn inndo hy j Mi-. Ilartmnn at tti rxporlmonla- . Hon room In thn Moilfoi'd loo ami ! sinrnco plant hloh wan not nnhto hv tho f t'ullnroworn' loamio thi'oo yonrn nnn for that piirpoHO. MIsm Clnmllo Khun of tho coun ty clovk'n off loo, loft Inst ovontnu for n vaoiulnii of two work In rovtlninl nnd otlmr northoin (ro on polut. Stoolhoiul fhhlnn In tho Itouiu river Im wood and many rntchos havo hoou mudo dnrtiiR tho pant -ovcrat days, ui'nrdlm; to W. H, Oidonmh, ntato nupni'lnlondont nf fl;h woroons. Ho wo of tho opin ion i hut rtshlnn would onnttmio io I to nod tor Homo tituo, ospoomlly m (lo nftovnoon. Anion; rooom appllratioiiM for walor rtiihu tthM with iho ntnto ont;lnoov at S.Uom wa ono l Phoho ,M. Hnvli of AMhlalid for :i poroili to upproprlato L S-4 oo inl fool of ;!r from Noll or'tk and mth'hojt f.i' Inlsatton of iO.f-S utM'oj In Jaoknon county. 'rp nu our ay for it nlo vjioatlnn trip hlh may pmily tnk tiH a far north mm Alankn." Mtrt Ml Htith rnrdy who was In Mrdfovd yivtordrty from Ashland. ..roompaiitod hy Mis I'.t'oxon, nlso of vhlamt. Whllo w will have a wondorful ttmo on tho trip," who oontlnnod. "wo will tic Rind to sot Mrk to m-uihcrn Otouon nnd var tlonlnrly Ashland, which we think to t.p h bet lit tic town In the V. S" After hftvine been employed nt Iht Critter lwke national .irk ftv the iHt numrner. Vrtllce Sheerer left Krtduy for hln home In Port land Ivefote le-eitterlnK the t'nl- verity ot Oregon thl month. "T h a t Awful liirroi-oiii-c" a j clovor I'ljun-flv dnniiit hy AIIhs 1 1 ''! Norriw will it. hroadcant I from MjiUoh K.li;i 'i'uoMtay niJii, K''pl'mh"i- II, .ni the ('open hour 'front !l In HI o'clock. The huhw j piny wan Klvcn hy K(iD nt (ink I laml n lew niulitM iiko and,, accoitl- Imk tn local faun who lUtcm-d in II 1m pcrhapM AIIhh Nmi-I'Ih' mnt mit--i I'i'Mifiil radio ilniimi. Karl Intvlt ' will dlr"ci tho Mi'dronl ciiHt nf , iilayciM 'fuomlfiy. The clifinietni'M will h" anuoiinocd .Ylr.rnhiy In (IiIm paper. A Ninon ,1 on I ton Im nm of iho xpoiiMineii nr Medford who waa naii li dWiip"In('-d at the slate nf ficlulK pnstpnntnK tho npenlnK nf the deer hunting HcitHfin from tn- morrow tn Kepti-mlmr 20, as IiIm hiniher Arthur of I'nrtland . maiiue.i io come io .le(irnrd to K' I ttldlicll Hiii.iiH,; wun nnii ine rirnt nf tneiJir)( ;ucck. -nn' nrntnej-H J(re hoih law ERECT MONUMENT! I TO GENERAL LANE NEAR TABLE ROCK whit';." in MipplyiiiK the Indian" with iitiiicultural Implement, hlau kets. clothing nml other at Melon. Three hniiHUH to ont $500 each wero tu he laiilt, one fnr unvh of the three principal Indian chief.. "Governor I'attertioii, many de fcoendnniH of the treaty-niakcrji and early pioneers tiro to take purt In dedicating the memorial tablet at Table Iturk." E ye AIi-m. I. II, Dtiiley, widow of the i late came wnrdi'ti, ami dniiicliler j MImm Mni jorie Dnlly, l.-fi hero I'VI day lilornliiK I'm- Neat lie. Wash., Where they will upend the winter j mnfitltH Willi MIhs Kern lailly. who Will teach In one of the Neattle ! fi'hnolM. 1 The Cent mi prdnt Hfar, whlr-lt waft eslnltli.slu'd Huh Hummer hy Knrrem I'lcketl, H enllee,. student. I iiM n vacatniii venture, made Its! first anpoaniiu'e yealei-ilny under J new ma nitnemeiii, ( ', J . Nlmrh nf iho Cohi mil New h, hnvinu imr clwi.se, the JntcroHtK of iMekott, who will return noun In the Ore. con Aurliiillui'iil enlleno to resume stuilles, The iuper Ih nmv a lamer Hiieet nnd yoHiorday'H laHue was six piujea. AhllTlauo llcensen were lnued at the cnuMly clerk's nfflne yesterday lo I'hllly Htanshitry, afi, nnd Mar chial Talent, IK, hntli of Anhland and In V. 0. WllllaniHon, at), and Nina Hnkari.'ion, l'K, hoth of Han i'Vani'lsi'O. Two Cnlirornla tnurlHtH W(ro In ! Medini'd ycslerday al'ternonn nl the I'liamhnr of Coinmeree dhi plii.vinn Ikiwh and arrows which they expect to use hunting deer when the Konunn opens this month If siifl'ii'lent rain J'li 11m. They plan tn camp in Iho mountain country until It opens and then win use the howH and nrrown exclusively fnr ImikwIhk their meal. A woman, who arrived hern novera! wee lis nun from California, also aunnunc ed that rthe would use (he same kind of weapons, J. A. Ilalue, of Miami, Kin., ami I. II. lUxler of KiHi'her, Vt.. were amnni; the motor tourists from a distance who reKistorod' today at the local hraneh of the nut nf state autn resist rat Ion huroau. Temporary auto lieennes were Issued yesterday al'ternonn at the sherlff'H oirice to l.enim Iturkc and Oont'Ko (lleasnn of ami William Oedetto of Ashland CI ru cm Hlmniona.vlio 1wh recent ly fohl the Itliiek Cat onnfectlnn ory In .Medford, has. come lo (i rant a I 'ana lo make her hnm waya thn (Iranta ('ush f'nurlor. Majm' (loneral Amns Kiien and family left Kriday fnr their home in Wii'ihiiiKion, Ii. C, follnwint-v a viHlt with frlentU and relatives In Moil ford, I'ruHpect , amt .Central I'otnt while en route from a. trip tn tho 'Hawaiian Islands, where he spent a short time In connection with hia (Intli'H as hond of the chemical division nf iho war de partment. ., . . M o ni e tnterestlnK mnvles of "Nnurdnuah Oulch." dcplctiim tlm early ininitm days In Hntithern Ore umi wore taken al Crants Pass yes terday hy Horace lironiley for the Cnpeo muVH-reel. A retillsllc hold up and "necktie party" wore h)hk imI hy tho old minora for the muvle camera in addition to the regu lar pronram ami mlnlnt; activities. Il Is planned to have these films ready for showinii at tho Jackson County fair, Much Interest is holiiK taken In I tomorrow night's meet inn of the J American l.onlou. which taken p 1ft ce at the armory. This will ho the last chance fnr local Legion nntroH to nominate officers for iho cominu year and It Is expected thai some "dark horsoN" will appear in tho race. The minimi election Is Minted for Monday, September IN and every member Is urned lo plan now to he proseni at that time. Marklnu (hi; spot whero the In dian peace tronly wn slKned bo tween the Hu-','Ue Klver Indians ami General .loaopli Kane In lH'.l', u itioiiiiiuiMit Ih to ho u n veiled at Table. Uoelc a weok from noxt Sun day, with HPin'Onrlato ceremonies had I which are now helm; prepared. Al- them Ih Homo diHetiHHlon (lueslion over thn oxnet spoL (he monument will he placr(l on the norlh end of tho. WykolT rancl , thlu location be in K bolinved lo )jc the iiiokI miitablo. The nu veiling event will nttnmt many Medloid peoi!o to thn Kcen nml will recall tho Htlrrinj,' CLuyn of tho Iiidittn warn in the Hokuo Hiver valley many yearn nKo. Ui'-ianllm; the event, the Porl land .lournat Hays editorially: When I milium Made War. "A tall M mi ln pile of stone rises sheer nut of n narrow valley m the banks nf thn Unfile river, Jackson county. It la Tahlo Hock, and in n landmark in Oregon his tory," says an editorial In the Orc K"ilii. ".September 1 . isr.,1, on a nar row bench ai-alnst Table Itock, with hundreds or hositln Indians nn nclKbhoriiiK hills and (he font ami horse of pioneer Oregon vol unteers looking nn, a famuiiH peace treaty Win sinned. Thn event Is to bo observed 7 5 ycara nfter by the dedication of a lirony.o tablet Klven by the I). A. 11., September 10. "Trouble between Indians and whiles In the Konue Tllver country benan as early as lH.'Ifl. lOInht trap pers wore attacked by u band of Indiana bonw Hocky Point 'nn the llnene river. The Indians entered, the while nifn'K camp In apparent peace, and unexpectedly attacked the parly with clubs and knives. They KnI. possoHslon of throo of Uio plKbt Kims with which the w.iltes were armed. The whites fought, wll 11 .brands from the camp fire, clubbed jfiinH and whatever mine handy. "Tho lndtans were finally ront-j ed, but not until afler some of t he j whites had been fatally wounded. "The sinning of the treaty nt Table Ilnek was tho culmination of trnuldes and hlnudMicd between tho two races. "While Indians and whites look- 1 on Cleneral Joe l.nne and "Iti- ' nna'otiated (ho tonus ofj fleneral Joe Kane, first lerrltorlal novernnr of (lrenu, his I left nrm In a sllnn from a bullet! wound, famous leader In Indian wars, spoke for the whites, anil Indian Joe. taM, uravo and arrayed In a black robe, represented the Indians. The powwow ho pun In j the morn (n; and ended hv the late! afternoon. . , "The treaty, defined bnirhilnriow ! to he occupied by IttiKUe ftlver and related Indian tribes, and provid ed that IndlaiiH within these boun-' dartos should maintain pence with I Iho whites, restore stolen property J and deliver any nf their tribesmen! who mlnht InfrinKo the articles of iho treaty. All firearms except i l pieces renervud for hunting wero lo ho surrondel'cd by the Indians. They wer to forfeit their annul lies If they npaln made war. They ceded to Iho Cnllod States all their flk'bts lylnjr within certain huun durlos, for w:ich Ihcy wen lo recelvi- Stii,fM,iii. Kiv thuuvand dnt- hirs w.'m tn be expended by the ! An attractive and unique exhibit will be hiade for the fliHt time at j the Jaeksun county fair by the JaekHoii Countv Humane society in ;the eilucHtionnl buildlnff. I There will bo somethinp to In j tere.st everyone w ho haH humane jwork at heart. Children arc Invit i eil to visit the booth to learn about the 1 0 2 H poster cnntet spon" by the Amerlcnn Humane nRSOcia- Krank Clark, ' the well known Medford architect and member iof the stall- board nf architecture, re. centlv had a signal honor ennfer-n-il upon him, thru boinK ap pointed a member nf the com mittee selected by the novernor io make a study of the state eapi tnl liroup at Salem, and to serve in placo or it, ji, Wilcox, pro fessor of iirchiteeture at the Uun vorslty of Orefron, who wan un ,'ible to serve. Other membera of thin com mittee are Walter Ii. Church and Kidder JoJinson, Portland archi tects; lpaac Slaples of Portland. Art bus I,, l'ei-k of OreKon State eollei-e. Krank Dceonbneh of Sa lem and Frank Miller of Albany. Study of neeim for ' n unified and cumprehensivo capito) hulld 'nu moiii for Oregon at Salem will be started as soon as orKaniza tion of tho committee uppolnted by the Kfvernoi can lie effected, uc oordlntf to Krod Aandahl, Hocictary of Oreiiun chapter of Hie Ameri can Institute oT Architects, which was prime mover In securlnK the iovernor's approval of the general plan. 4 Daily Meteorological Report a . September 3, , , Forecasts Medford and vicinity: Sunday fair, not much chiinKo in lomper nlure. ... Oregon: Knmlay. fair; not much chaiufo in tomporaturo. Ijow hu midity In interior. IjOCAIj uata Irf Ol Mi'ilfonl I ,n j,,,, thf p.-n't Tmniiprulure dies.) as 70 HlKliimt (lust 1 lira.).. 7(1 7U t.owcsl (lnt U! lira. I.. US 7 IM. Humidity diet. I.... 83 28 I'rocliiUitUmi (llH'lleH) .1)0 .00 SUito(il wenthor t)lyHr Clear Total pronlpltnilon alnco Soptoni hnr l.lSK, .oil ini!liH. Snnristi tiiday riV-lfi a. la." BoiiHiit today, ii:;il p. in, Simrlao Monday, (i: lu a. m. IICK, .MetiofbloKtetT" 1'tiiKH wnntoil ut tho Mall Trib ute nrfli'-. Must bn oliMin. tf rii'iln rn iih wiinli'il Tt'llMIMl' Ofl'll'l'. at I he Mall tf l20E30EZIO IMOGENE WALLACE Acoreditod . TEACHER OF PIANO Full Term Begins Sept. 10 Studio 235 Et Main Street o Dine Today Hotel Medford Dinner $1.00 "The Food Is Better" ' At the Medford ; . I . Th School ai Quality Thtt Srw ' (fc Bntir Stntt ' A thorauitli cnllurnl mitt frnfetiloniu Hcl'vlaraliip l tlip mitstiimlinii t'har Mc(vmllti of the Stat University Trahtinf it offered in 22 ilepnrtiuctitfl nf Uio College of i.1t(Tr.ttrr. Helenca nntl tho Arts Architecture nml Allied Arts Husinosa A ilminiat ration tidu. sntloti .loiirntilism (irAdunte Sttnty Uiw Mp.licine Mnsie riivsiral M.lupntinn Hociol o$v Sochtl Work Kitension llvisinn. Cn1l VfNr Opeitu Sept 3C4, 1928 For fntormntton at nttatoiu tsritt Th tti-gittrar, UniV4rity of Oregon, Hagm, Ore, ALLAN SCO VELL, Ph. B. Teacher of PIPE ORGAN, PIANO HARMONY, HISTORY and APPRECIATION Class and Private Lessons Phono 1121 studio 336 South Riverside These Drug Stores are open nights this weela Jarmin & Woods James McNair Pharmacy West Side Pharmacy General Insurance Real Estate, Notary Public J. B. Webster Agency Phoenix Phone 6-F-2 Chlropru'lhi Naturopath? ; ' Dr. H. P. Coleman i tb Sufcessrul Tear In Medford I Treatments by Arolntment 1 ! Medford Center' Blg. Phone M! i 1 Electrotherapy , Kood Si'lenre i REICHSTEIN AND DEUEL WOOD ALL KINDS OP DRY WOOD OAK-LAUREL-FIR Summer COAL Prices GREEN PINE SLABS MEDFORD FUEL CO. 1118 North Centred Tel. 631 tion of Albany. X. V. Different .prizes nmmintinK t $rno will be uwiu-ili-d to the fhililren nnililnK the host tnipinul luinuini' mteis. Kx;ini)Ics .-xplainlnn thi? kind of ; posters' want oil can Ih- seen at the Ijooth. The iiutoist who wishes tn carry hi dot; with him n his travels will find tho luteHt samples of hu- ; inline rurrlnrH tn lie plneed on the running boanl, lnaklnK the do rnmi'urtnble nnd safe. It is un kind to carry a duj; on the runninK 1 hoard ur hot engine. In some weo tionK the penalty for such cruelty i is a heavy fine and Jull sentenee. : li would be' a prnffi essive move nhould this law beenmn seiieral. The nssneliilion will In- Kl'"l to .have trappers cnll and inspect the humane traps. The National Humane PV;,.VV published al Albany, N. V asked the privilese of publish! a photOKi'apli of this booth. t'0p1 lea of this magazine will he mailpij throushout the United Htate . CluuiKv "jir I.lu-htln- iii2Lsinc;foud t, s many romplainta have been received by the KinniMh-Htate iailrayH th.i; some occupants of Hlueping curi , keep others awake hy reading at tileht by the litfht of their km lamps .that electric lights ,aro to be installed. The heavy .cont in- j vlved in supplying u sepanito dynamo for oanh car will probub- Mmlt the number so equlppp, Specially Reinforced against Shocks? Jolts? Jars? Loud Jim iii jewel , , $25.00 WARWICK WATCHES arc given . the additional protection of exclusive Reinforcing features that guuril the dependable Warwick movement against the shocks arid jolts of daily use. And yon are 'given this extra sturdiiipss without any sacrifice of heauty of design! Conic in and sec this different, more dependable watch in the many exquisite new Warwick styles for men and women. Priced from $7.50 to 875 and up to $1,000 all "up to the minute andright to the minute". 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