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The Hale of hunllng licenses at,
4lin rl lfiivnn t uiinl'llni' IMiflflM KttH'PK ,
,v- . v r
eeptionally brisk. Willi i.iie a num -
state residents. A Bond sized dele
pal ion of hunters will spend thin
i. ,1 i., .i. nn- ..ih..Pu
lmu i. iiiim,
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(U IIUI1L IMUIl'luii um,
Wulkcr's dance tonight.
Special
entertainment. 17fi
According to E. W
Cilnn, In
ehurge of the horseshoe pitching
courts at the Jackson county fair -
grounds, interest in the sport hit
been keen during the fair and es
pecially ho yesterday when the six
sets of pegs were in use practically
all day with two men to a peg. A
number of experts are expected to
wind up the fairgrounds tourna
ment today.
Dhiicc, Gold Hill tonight. 170
Guests from a distance registered
at Medford hotels include Theo.
Lazier of New York t'lty, Mr. and
Mph,' A. A. Bernard of Boston,
Mass., Klvira P. Roberts, Harriet
B. Penwetl, .las. Meon of Idaho
Springs Ida., and Lewis Griffin o(
Colorado Springs, Colo.
Will share expense with party go
ing to I'nrtlnnd. Phone -I "7 -.1 . Apl.
9. 177
Mr. and Mrs. X. .1. Ilngau of
Boise, Ida., are spending a shorl
visit In Medford willi l heir sous,
M. N, and G. K. Ilogan, on tueen
Anne avenue.
Pai'ty leaving for I.ob Angeles
wants one or two parlies to share
expense. Cabin 17, Plilpps An In
Camp. "' 1 7
Mr. nnd Airs. 1). P. Hartley of
Ely, Nev,, are visiting a) the home
of Mr. and Mi's. O. (). Horner and
incidentally enjoying the .Taeknon j
County Fair and Oregon Pearl
Show. The visitors were amazed :
at the fruit display-In the horticul
tural building and declared the
fair In gcneml wus a noteworthy I
achievement for .lackson county.
Fruit such as is shown at the fair
Is only seen in the Kly, Nov., dis
trict when shipped In, according
to the visitors.
Klncuid's dance, (told Hill to
night. I7
The Klamath union high school,
which . formally opened recently,
cental itH 24 classrooms, an audi
torium that will seat KIM persons
and a stage (10 feet wide. It Is
said' to be one of the best high
schools In the slato.
Out permanent, wave demonstra;
tlon will open Monday. 17lh. Come
In and watch us, our waves will
cost ?I2. Free finger waves. Open
at 8 a, in. 10 lite Iteauty Parlor, op
posite postofllce. i t I7
.T. Ludo Grieve, chief operator
of the Prospect No, 2 plant of the
California Oregon Power company,
was a visitor at tlio county fair
today. ' i
Special entertainment, WalkerV
dance tonight. ITU
Dale Glnley ami family of Kose
burg were among the Douglas
county visitors at the fair yester
day. Mr .Glnley Is connected with
the Umpqun division of the Cali
fornia Oregon Power conipnny.
I roallzo that when parentK pay
nut money for piano instruction
they want results. Phono D34-X
or nil. nnd I wilt exptaln the rapid
and thorough methodK that have
proven ho successful. Noel L. Krs
kine. studio 611 W. 8th St. nt
Laurel. tf
' Advertising the Mlate fair to be
held at Salem this month .banners
have been strung across Main
street and also across Riverside
avenue. Pennants are on each
side or the banners, which have
been across streets of nil towns
and cities in the state. A banner
wan also strung across the Pacific
highway on entering Central Point.
Dance. Gold Hill tonight. 17H
Mr. and Mrs. James K. Manuel
of Grants Pass were among the
Josephine county people attending
the county fair yesterday.
There Is no need to get up In
Iho cold this winter. Have the
furnace fire started by an expert.
Stale monthly salary In first let
ter. Write, 'Fire." Mall Tribune.
I7S
, When he appeared in (he lor nl
Justice court yesterday on ebarcen
of sale and possession of alcohol.
A. L. Adamson pleaded not guilty
on the first charge and renei-ved
his plea on the second. Ball was
set at $ltioii on each charge, but
he was unable to furnish the mon
ey. The " arrest was made last
Monday by local federal prohlbl
tio nofficers.
Klucald's dance. Gold IIIM to
night. - . i7fi
By All
Means
If you Imvcn't attctiftwl
the Jackson County
Fair do so tonight. It
will ho your hist oppor
' tunity of seeing the fin
' cut and most complete
' exhibit over shown in
Jackson County.
l The teniijernturo. which liux been
Krndually 1'IhIiik fr " day or h,
j hud a maximum if 86 yestfrdny,
f and 'slightly warmer weather Ik
' (,,1',-c,lflt. uh well aH fair weather.
iui nfiiiHiit twin cnuiiuiiy, j nirs
! morning's minimum was 46.
. Wiilkoi-'u rcKulur downtown
.1 . . . . . .
utllict.- lUlimill. I it I
r'..iif....i.,u ....i.,i.....i ... i
, in..uile Mr. ai. r. n
Nehcr of Pasadena, Mr. and Airs.
I'. K. Ktanke of Uoiik flench. Mr.
'."..
una
J. B. Hohrer of Mon -
i taRlie. fieurpe W
Ilippey and A.
Moneuei
of Orovllle, Mr. n ml
Mrs. II. .7. Franklin nf VImmIIh II
f i,.0iy nil. ii. Kvnnu nf I.hm
Angeles, Mr. and Mrs. William
oriHton of Colton. T. Manaffe.
s. B. McKenzie anil If. J
Menzel
, of Redwood (.'liy, Mr. and Mrs.
hurt Smith and V. Ii. MeCrary of!
Fort Jones, Mr. and Mrs, William
My ton of Chlco. Mr. and Mrs. P.
i. Lowe, Mr. and Mrs. K. D. .Mills
and Airs. Kmma Winston of Kan
Fra
Dance, Gold Mill tonight. 17fi
.lames Ha i-i-ls, Da le Perry a nd
Allss Ruth Lawrence are among the
local students who were scheduled
to leave next week to enter Albany
college at Albany.
Allss Alice Olin, formerly 'at
Milady's Beauty S,hop Is now lo
cated at Wineland's Beauty Shop,
next door to Alcdford Motel. Phone
ti 1 . 1 7 7
"Southern Pacific, a Citizen of
Oregon." is the title of a pamphlet
just issued by the Southern Pa
cific I tail way company. Soul hern
Pacific expenditures In Oregon
during an average year tidal $13.
I77,!I7I. according to the pamph
let, which sets out that laxes paid
in Oregon by the com pa ny last
year amounted to $ 1,5 1 7,3 10;
wages for .1,2110 employes. $8.!i'i0,
(i I li: material and supplies,
OOIUKJO.
Bye-bye. Bnrtrin! F n r e w e I I
dance, Fairgrounds tonight. Iton'l
miss it! I7fi
Alari'lage lleensese were Issued
at the county clerk's office yester
day and today to Marvin Barrlck.
22, and Alartha Murray. IK, both
of Medford, and to Frank W. Den
zer. 22. and Kathryn Mel rich, i!).
both of Phooulx.
Regular dance. Gold Mill to
night. 17U
Portrait exhibits in the Mer
chants building at the fairgrounds
are attracting much Interest In the
booths of the .1. 'Verne Shangle
studio and the peasley studio. Pic
tures of many well known south
ern Oregon residents are shown as
examples of the work of the two
photographers.
Walker's dance tonight, new Pa-i
vlllon. I7fi
Included among Hip Oregon la us
reglHlered at Medford hotels are
10. K. Wilson. II. M. Francis.
George Kpenee, .las. T. Jardfue and
Gene and John Simpson of Cor
vallis, Mr. and Airs. .1. W. Weather
ford and It. F. L. Brown of Al
bany, II. J. Bryden .of Salem, F.
M. Slrou tl of 10 u gene and II. It.
Adams of Uoreburg,
Thonrtis Realty Co., Rm, 12 Palm
Ulk., cor. Main and Front, upstairs.
Furniture, chattel loans, contracts
dlseountod. tf
, Mr. ..and Mi's. Willlam-Snuuders
arrived this forenoon from Seattle,
Wash., to visit friends and rela
tives bore fur a short time while en
route to their home In Oakland,
Cal., following a summer vacation
spent In Washington visiting rela
tives. Fisher'H Scono booth Ih In Now
Fducatlonal building. 17C
A committee of business men has
been appointed by the K I wan Is
club to Inquire Into the need for
charter revision to modernize Sa
lem's system of city government.
Lot me write your flro Insurance.
Carl Y. Tengwald, Hotel Holland.
Phono !l!)3. tf
.Temporary auto licenses were is
sued at the sheriffs office today
to Rose Wolf. i:d Kelly, Public
Water company and Mary Fox of
Medford and Harry Hamilton of
Talent. Three of the applicants
bought licenses for new , Fords,
while Mrs. Wolf bought a license
for a ncjv DeKoto
Painting anrt Papei'lianglug. li 1 0
No. Grape. W. C. Flishle. I7(i
Henry lenders, Marl Isaacs and
Sam Jordan were among the prom
inent Ashland merchants who at
tended the fair yesterday, A large
altedaure froiu A h h I a a d and vi
cinity was noted.
Regular dance, Gobi Hill I n
night. . . ; 7
Guests from IVullaud registered
at Medford hotels Ipchide Mr. and
Mrs. P, II. Fortune. Mr. and Mrs.
B. F. Irvine, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Clclu, Mr. ami Mrs. C, C. Kvaus,
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Jones, W. P.
Blake, C. R. Welsh, O. Dickinson,
II. K. lrr. Oscar 1 .a tie, c. D.
Ward, J. G. Ward, F. I. Kmory.
C. L. Swain. Mr. ami Mrs. J. AV.
j OoukIus. C. It. Doonells, R. Talbot.
F. M. Brown. 11. Al. Carpenter, AV.
( K. Saxe. C. Madscn, A. p. Conley,
i J, K. Bauer, Mr. and Mrs. Landes,
11. R. Mclntyre and Charles Conk
j ling.
I'Ndlow the crowds! Fairgrounds
Pavilion tonight. Barton's baud.
; 1 7 k
i Mr. and Mih. William Henson
j left yesterday afternoon for their
j home In San Diego. Cal,, following
i a visit here of several days with
i relat tves.
our big shipment of Parker pen
sets has arrived, See (hem at
I Office Stationery Supply Co. tf
i Charles Goold and St 1 lark Ins
j habited two dec i a four-pointer
I and a flve-potuler on a hunt in
tlie Diamond lake reylon.
I Farewell appearance Whit Bar
- ton's dance hand, Falrprounds Pa-
ViHon tonight. Let's go! I7t
Peveral hundred people enjoyed
last night's program In the Mer
I chants' building, which consisted
I of free movies at the Copeu ox
! hlblt and music by the local dec
: trie and radio dealers. The mo
, tion pictures Included (wo laugh
able 1- ellx comedleM as well as
many recent Copcn current events
of local Interest. Som good films
of Llndbertih. Byrd nnd other famr
ous aviators were nlso shown. To
night's program will stsrl at 7 p.
ni. and n la me crowd ! looked for.
It's a knock mt: Hear Whlt
Bartoh'fl famtuis dance band. Fair
grounds Pavilion tonight. Admis
sion 10c, J"
Exhibited In the Hi Pinea Lum
ber romimiiy'M booth at the falr
K rounds Is a block of wood de mov
ed from the White IIouho during
the period of recent repair work.
The relic 1m suid to have helped
support the roof over the heads
of presidents, during 112 years
j from 1XJ5 to 1K27.
' hvcrv joi vs no iil'I fairurounus
I Pavilion toni.t. jletter be there!
170
I Somewhat larger than the ship-
lmnnt of -Iff carH the night before
64 carloads of pears were shipped
j from Medford last night, leaving
n little voro 1 00 cai's vet tn be
! shinned before a total of 3.000 for!
I the season will be reached. The
I present total Is 2,X!4. About thelOma CieBauer, Fae Green, Gordon i
I same number as last night will be
i shipped out tonight.
special entertainment, Walker
dance tonight. 176
Aiming the visitors at the county
fair yetorliiy. from Central Point
t waH y
.ocver, mayor oi inai,,c univcraiy f Orc-Kon. Juanlta
city.
Dance
I Deninior, who Ki'ailuated In l'J7
Ciold Hill tunlKht. 17li)uml took a liost-Ki'iuluatu criurne at
After JuiIkIiik a majority, of the
home economies exhibits at the
fair during the pant three days.
Miss Lucie Case, nutrition expert
with tlie extension division at the
Oregon State college, left here for
CorvalMs last evening. She report
ed yesterday that she was well
pleased with the, displays which In
general -h1w an u usually hih
grade of work.
Dressmaking a n d i-eipodidinc.
Fashion Shop,
Medford Bldg.
lf
One of . I he most etilertaiulu
features on the program yesterday
evening was a concert by. tho har
monica band. Fifteen persons took
part. Don Miguel of Los A ngeles,
who has been heard over KMED
several times during the week, be
ing included In the group. Miss
Alelba Williams, playground dlrec
tor, organized the uniuue baud pre
vious to the American Legion con
vention. ,
Fisher's Scone booth Is Ih New
Educational building. 17l
The Rowena Circle of the Yeo
man lodge held their bualness
meeting for Seplember at the home
of Atrs. L. W. Gerhard I Wednesday
afternoon, September ft. A fter
business matters were discussed the
hostess Hcrvcd refreshments. The
social meeting for this month will
be held al the home of AD'S. Hugo
Guenlier on September 10.
Complete line Parker pen sots to
choose from. See them at Office
Stationery & Supply Co. tf
Paul A'anScoy f Kaglo. Point
was a business caller In this city
Friday.
The Cloverloaf.: Oroeories, con
fections, gaH and oil; open nights
and on Sunday. 13th and River
side. J77
Mrs. Klmer Stoltz of Rnjpvil1e.
Cal., Is spending a week at the
home of her parents. Air. and Airs.
J. II. Whlto, Mrs. Stoltz was for
merly Miss Claudia While ol this
city.
Thirty-two miles south of Grants
Pass on Redwood highway, those
famous chicken and steak dinners,
prepared by expert lady cooks.
Once, you try our dinners, you al
ways come agalp. Brcukfast COc,
lunch tllle, dinner 75(5, All three
courae meals. Nothing like it else
where. Ilomu of the Legionnaires.
; I7(i
iIr. and Mrs, Ray Parker of
Butte Falls attended the fair yes
terday and visited Medford friends.
Replace those old brushes with
new ones from the local Fuller
Brush Man. For immediate serv
ice. Phone lSiM-J. 1S1
. Little Miss Z a v i e v e Lester,
daughter of Air. and Mrs. Joe Les
ter of Hlddte, road, has been very
ill at her home during tho past
fo wdays.
Among the visitors from out of
town at the fair Friday wero Air.
and Airs. F. A. Dnughorty of Phoe
nix and Airs. C. K. fringe and
daughter Hlldcganlo of Central
Point.
Dick Held or Klamath Falls, for-;
nier I'lllverslly of Oregon foothatl,
star and captain of the team, ar
rived In Medford last night on a I
short business trip.
Mr. and Mrs. James Peylon and
Ortb Slsemore of Fort K la ma 111
vis) t ed rebrt i ves I u M ed ford yes
terday ami took In the county fair.
Among tin hole) p nests In Mod
ford from the state of Washington
are Mr. and Mrs. Wllljam Hodges
of Olympia. Mrs. W. D, Kingslcy
of ( 'cut ra I la, Mrs. Herbert Youngs
of Cheballs and .1. C. A'nnderhoof,
Tom Shetirer. J. V. Wills. K. R. I
Hardy, Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Newell j
and daughter, - Mrs. -H. F. Miller :
and G. B. Newton of Seattle.
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Obituary
McCANN Klliwn Mc.Cann, the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lester
Mct'tiun, former residents of Mod-
ford, passod away at Nyssa. Ovcm
September H, l'J-S. Peeonsed was
horn. In Maker, Ore.., Hoeoitiher s.
111.: I. Her parents had recently
moved to Iho Owyhoo project. Little
Klleen was taken suddenly ill and
passed away In Ht days. She. was
a sweet, lovable child anil wilt he
sadly missed by all. Besides her
parents, deceased Is survlvrd by
one half sister, Mrs. Lillian Chilton,
of Portland, and a hint tier, Kdward,
aged If years, and other relatives.
Tho funeral services wore held
Tuesday, Seplemher I. Hev, l.eo of
Iho Methodist church was In chaise
and Hltlo Kllenu was laid lo rest
mold many beautiful (towers in tho
Cnion cemetery.
C. W. Wrlwht. Kiln Wrkht, Krn
est Wright of Medford aro the
Krandfatlier, aunt anil undo of de
ceased. ' Crator Iake in only a three nnd
half hours drive from Medford
nvnr n wonderful hlehwnv.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
WA.VTKl) Wnrrtrolie.
Tl-I. 14,4-1,.
US'
WAN'TKI) Kxerl ilruntntpr WHittH
wurk tn orchoHtrn. Phcmc 1444
I.. 229 Aiplr Ml. 12
I.OMT clnUI twr ln, siuiill dia
mond In center. Kcturu lo Mm.
Kldnry Smith, 0S V. Main. H-
nr4, ITS
OF HIGH SCHOOL
ATTEND COLLEGE
I A lurge per cent of the class of
j'28 will attend schools of higher
, leui nlntr thin wlntri- 'rtmwo who
will attend Oregon Stiit collpiri. '
'are: Klmer Boise, Emhy Frederick !
Higgins. Halph Klein, Kvelyn (Jf-
futt, Klsie Tardee, Bill 1'urdiu.
arkin Skinner, and Louise Weis.
Archie Laing, who graduated in
27, will also attend O. S. C
Mill nFni-il IHiln nl.n 1 I..,, ...1
, Bsll ,m've reglMeria' M
i Medford IiIkIi last year, will enter
line u. ot (J. thin tail.
Six graduates, Vivian Coss, Ger-
trude JIaskins. Betty Janes, Gladys: wu,h a serious attack of heart j
.Murphy. Clara Thompson, and1,. ... , , . ,
Kdgar Weis. will be enrolled in tl.B i U mi,,,t' " wcek nK0 lody imtl ha !
Southern OreL'on N'm-nml school
Bernard Senn tr '21, and JohnlnH',U8 1,1 thu lloUl Medfnrd. was'
Conner of 'S. will attend Colum-
bia uninersity. other registrations
are: Jano Dixon, University or
Washington; Kthel Flliott, Oregon
KtiltP Xol'nuil Mfhftol- Miii-rii.t Mill
stj)
iri ii.,!,,.,., n,,,.,,,,,!- ..n.i i).ii..'
j IfaJldalJ.Mi gruduiile of will al-
Lenu,tne i;uicu main noi'tual.
GRANTS P. SENDS
Word lias been received from
Grants Pass that a largo group of
Josephine county people will be
down tonight lo take In tho fair
and lo sco the. movies of their fair
taken last week by li. L. Bromley
of this city. Those films include
pictures of "Sourdough Gulch,"
the clever reproduction of pioneer
mining days which was one of the
chief attractions of the Josephine
county fair. The whippet races
and other events of the race pro
gram wero also covered by the
Copco cameraman.
THE PERFECT CRIMEA
HUNT'S CRAefAN
Cllve Brook, Irene Rich, TuHy
Alarshall and Kdmund Creese aiV
Iho headliners In a gripping, thrill
ing ami fantastic detective mystery
melodrama coming tlie Hunt's Cra
tcrian for three days beginning-Tomorrow.
This melodrama, "The
Perfect Crime," is a part talking
music and sound picture.
The story is that of Benson, a
master mind among detectives who
has never failed In tracking down
ami bringing his man Into to Scot
land Yard. 1 le becomes obsessed
with the Idea of committing the
"perfect crime" and carrying . out
his plans, watches with cynical In
terest tho blundering maneuvers of
,uJZ 1 r . r h .CV, '"
the result of his crime he yields
to conscience, lashed on by love
. , .. . but tho photoplay, rounded
out by a novel twist promises a
.surprise that is to be disclosed to
the fans who. see It tomorrow.
AT RIALTO THEATER
Hoot (tlbson's most recent snc
ess, "The Klyln' Cowboy," comes
to the Kialto theater tomorrow.
It Is nntoiiK the best produetioits
of the cowboy star that have hicn
shown here, ( iibson has kept up-
to-date in his story matter, and
althoimh he has succeeded In Ret
ting In even more hair-raising
stunts than ever, the action is
minus any of the old-fashioned ho
kum. Another feature of this picture
and of the newer westerns of ;ib
son Is the addition of plenty of
laughs. "llie ! lyin' Cowboy," If
It were not classed as a western,
could stand on Its own as a hilari
ous comedy.
TRAGEDY OF YOUTH
Kathlyn Williams, who plays an
Important .role of "Sally In our
Alley." now at the State theater,
was born in Untie, Mont., ami edu-
Icated a( Weslcyan University, Hel
ena. Mont.
Am a child die played In a local
stocu company. When a young r
" minimi nin' Kiu'iu'n mi ine r,mpire
School of Dramatic Arts tn New !
York, where she was Kraduatri tn ;
the Kiinle class with Doris Kcane
and Mary Nash. ' i
She started her screen career
about 1A years upi and h;in had
remarkulde succcsj.
Miss Williams Is five feet five!
and ono-hatf Ihche tall, and has
blue eyes. She N married to !
Charles Kyton.
notick to ftrnscnitiKRa
We will consider it a favor
If you will notify us of any
Irregularity of dollvery of
your paper, either Dally or
Sunday. 4
If you mlsa your paper of
evening, phone 78, between
6 anrt T. p. m and will
eond you a papor. ,
It you mine your 8unday
paper, phone "S between
nd . m. t ;
Kansan Answers j
Classified Ad in j
ffte' Mail-Tribune
1
A woman from Freilonla.
Kans., sends an answer by ;
special delivery to a classified .
! ad in this paper. The same ad '
i na" rocclved a litre numiier
i uC answers from local peo-
Pie. A,
JUDGE HARTZELL'S
The condition of County Judge;
W.
J. linrtzell, who was stricken:
i"""" "oeu connnen lo bis apart-
i Kl " v so inuch so that.
the advice of his attending phy
sicians. Drs. Holt and Inskeep,
Mrn. Hartzell sent for his three
children, who reside in adjoining
states, lo hurry to his bedside,
Hay before yesterday Judge
Hartzell hail shown such marked
Improvement that Hie physicians
anil relatives felt much encour
aged, but yculei'day Ids illness took
a. change for tho worse. The pa
tient, who Is now refusing to take
any medicine, is in a sem (-conscious
condition much of the time.
Judge Hartzell. , who is about;
7:1 years old, has been suffering j
with heart trouble for the past
year or more, and sonic time ago,
because of this. Air and Airs.
HurLzoll moved in from their ranch
on tho Pacific highway to apart
ments at the Hotel Alcdford.
f
G. It. Satcliwetl, wiro chief al
tho local long distance office, and
Mrs. Salchwell were victims of a
three-car accident on the Pacific
highway near ( 'ot ton wood, Cal,,
while on a vacation trip this week,
according to word received here
today.
Mrs. Salchwell received a
sprained ankle and minor cuts
about tlie face, and the local man's
cat was badly damaged. The acci
dent occurred when two cars an-
prouchiug from the opposite direc
tion collided and blocked Satch
well's portion of the road.
Daily Meteorological Report
Saturday. Kept. 15, lit 28
Fowcasts
Medford and vicinity: Fair to-
nlRht and Sunday, slightly warm
nlsht and Sunday; slightly warmer.
K Sun.ly in th Interior.
s.
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LOCAL DATA
2 :.
Temperature (deg.).... S3
Highest (last 1: hrs.) S
Lowest (last t hrs.).. 4(i
Itel. Humidity (c.).. 2!
Precipitation (in.) 00
State ttf weather .... Clear
Co
.00
Celar
Lowest, temperature
this morn-
lug. -IS degrees.
Total precipitation si nets Sep.
timber 1, 1 !ij.s. .rn inch.
Sunset today, U :"J 1 p m.
Sunrise Sunday, fi : S 2 a. m.
Sunset Sunday, ii:ii p. m,
O bse rva t ions f TkcVaT5 A. " M7
120th Meridian Time
ag. 33 S
crrr
a3 r
P 3 :
i" ? i
liuki'l- i'ity 7ti f.ll fily. '
Pllsm:iiTk Til r. l I 'loin-
H"io SO r.2 Cirnr
lit-nvor S2 r. Cl flpnr
I.H-H MoinoH 72 (ill flour
Kronno H2 ii I t'lojii-
Hi'loiui "2 r.2 cdy.
I.ns AnKt'les : iMt (12 t'K'ai-
Marnhfiold 71 -IS Clrar
Phoonlx 104 1; I I'lcar
Portlanil lis r.n (My.
Ui'll Itllllt 102 0 1 drill-
; HoKcltnru so r.s cdy.
iWalt Ijike City 72 .'.2 l lrar
San Krnnrtsco .. '.Ml oil Cdy.
Santa ! 71 SI Cloar
Si'altlo 112 r.o Clear
Slmkane . 7H IS Clear
VH:i Walln SO r.2 Clear
Wlnnllieir .... 4 l-'ot:
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YOU'RE GOING TO SEE AND HEAR
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HUNT'S CRATERIAN
MYHRES FIRST
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With only nine of the 17 starters finishing the race, H. S. Myhres
was the winner of the San Francisco to Los Angeles air derby. The
Santa Monica flier made the 470 miles in' 3 hours, 10 minutes.
SCHOOL BANKING
STARTS TUESDAY
R
Si-honl banking will , hf started: In Hm lair exhibit!; of .';irls' club
Tuesdnjy, Sep! ember I for t he work i lirouglioul Die cnlinly I In
first time this year. An effort will following prizes were awarded ;is
be made to keep the standard an the result of judging, by Miss l.ucic
high as formerly, which did not I Ciiko or Mm nxlniision division ol"
go below Ina per cent for !, con- the Oregon State college:
seen live weeks. ! I nme making, consisting oi"
The cashiers from the different samples of laundry. nee:ilc; work
home rooms are; I-!l-;nior Koyd and menu lists First, prize, Adena
and Cob Itoyle, room 2; I lorolhy j Joy, Ashland.
Walters, room :i: Jean Kerguson ! Sewing I Kirs I. KMznhelli Kerry,'
and William Iiaiigherty. room -1; Knots Creek; second, MMa Prown.
liuby llamliu. Kern' Mjirboimh. ' Sams Valley; think Kraiices Kerry.
Gladys Mi near, Theo, Anscth and.l'oots Creek; fourth, June e;iton,
John liedflcn, room i:i; Uohert ' Table Kock, and Margaret Mates,
Kelly, room If.: Dorothy Orth and ! Foots Creek.
Uonald Xeilst.n. r.w.ni Hi: Lionel
Castleman, room 1 7 : Clara Mary
Kuson, room IH; Imrton Lowr.V;
room I !t : Vance Howe, room n;
Milly Walker, room 'd; .laurt Wray
Smith and William Thomson, room
2: Kvelyn Nelson, room 25; Marie
Applegate. Lucille Klson. Klsa (lay
lord. Kenneth Unruchurg and
Charles Cham id t n, room 2S, ;md
(tone Whillock. room :tl. I,, ,.
Knox is adviser.
In the spring of lt27. a record
came to the hiqh school that 1.2
tier cent of their student body
banked regularly. At thin notice,
cashiers in each room were ap
pointed, and a drive started to
iimiivc u jvw jilt Hem oanuing rec
ord every week. The efforts were
"rZr! tVt ,,so ,..
amount banked per person this
as u ons not readied a very
high mark as yet.
!IS O C REFUND
IVASHINOTON, n. c.. SVpl. :,
IT') Secretary nf I niiinievi-e
West today reinirste.l the gM'rre
lary nf treasury to pay t hi- elaiin
of Tillamook eoiuify. nr- yoii.. ol
JIS72 in lieu or t.i.s ..r lite re
vested California ureaon rail
road fri!iii:iny urant l:ind. 'I'li
annoint is equal to taxes that
would have aeerueil against the
laud from l;ut; to l:'i;. if the
lands had remained nrivalely
owned and Inxahlo.
Dine Tomorrow
Bote! Medford
Dinner $ L00
"Tho Food Is Better"
At the Medford
i TK4- Universal Mlf., , 'f
THUS., FRI., SAT.
Sept. 20, 21, 22
IN COAST DERBY
FREES AWARDED
GIRIS' CLUBWORK
FAIR EXHIBITS
! Sewing 2 First prize
Mnxttip
Crot't, Table liocl; ; second, Anna
Mcisnev, I Jell view; third, Xiiomi'
Miimis, Hcllview: Lucille (Jrnuchcir,
Howard, and JO mi a Kosswortli, Asli
land. Sewing 3 Kirst. prize, Doris Sh:t
for, Table Kock; second, Lois Sha
for of Table Knelt and I'Mitli HaKo
of Table Itnck.
Handwork Kirst prize, Janice
Xealon. Table Hock; second, Kloisc
Hromley, Table Knelt.
Cookery 1 Kirst prize. I lolly Mil
ler. Ashland; second. Lillic liutzer,
A-,rato; tliird. Marie Woodson, Neil
Creek ; fourth, Mary ('. Delsnuin,
Ashland; filth, .Naomi Conner, West
j yi(Ip
Cookery 2 Kirst prize. Hot li .lov,
Auhl-xwl- i,.;.. dm....
j ":ve.y ..rocUaw. oak Grove,
! KKDniXC, Cal.. Sept. Z.(J
1 " . t. r isetior, grand master of th
!talitunna (irand l.od.w of .lasons.
;was cut ahonl the face hy i'lyiiiK
Slass when the windshiclii of' his
j antoinohiie was hroken liy a shot
, while In- was driviaK lo Willows,
j His Injuries were dressed al lied
! I lull' and l-'ischer conlinn, ins
'jinn-noy. lie later ret lulled here !
TONIGHT
Great Movietone Special
I STARTS
TOMORROW 1
ihene men
1ULLY MARSHALL
IN
7"C I'.m T.ill.ie S,!:
i"d Music Production
"The
Perfect
Crime"
From Zangwill'j
filmed Novel
"T!' B:3 Bov
Mystery"
These Drug Stores
are open nights this
week:
Jarmin & Woods
James McNair Pharmacy
West Side Pharmacy
Any Seat 15c Anytime
Children under 12, 10c
Continuous Show Daily
Matinee 1 to 5 P. M.
Evening 6:30 to 11 P. M.
Saturday and Sunday, contin
uous 1 to 11 P. M. Pictures
change daily except Thurs
day. TONIGHT
SHIRLEY MASON
and RICHARD ARLEN
"Sally in Our
Alley"
ALSO
GOOD COMEDY
FRANK'S
IN
The Big Tent
Tonight and Sunday
The Riot of Fun
"Not Tonight
. Dearie"
Tent Well Heated
Prices 25 and 50 cents
' 6th' and Holly
You Hear
What
You See
I STATE
1 THEATRE
pj South Ccntml Near Eighth
IS POSITIVELY YOUE LAST
CHANCE TO SEE AND HEAR
THIS
rat&& fat EM A. "n
ci"-i r 1 j 11 1 .1
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