Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, September 19, 1928, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTWO ITRDFOTIT) MXTTJ TRTETTNT!, HfEDFORT), OTJEriON. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19,' 1028, ioaxl and ' Personal Aliss Mary Creliier, who ha li.-en upending the summer In the east. arrived in Med ford yesterday and resumed her duties on tin- repor - torial staff of the Mail Tribune thin liioi-nlim. Krnest Kostel of tho rep - nrtorial staff I"ft early ihis morn- Inu' with Karl Weaver of t.cntial Point, by auto for Pendleton, lire.. to atlend the round-up then- and lo visit Molse, Ida., during his two Don't fall to see the new Dode , weeks' vacation. ' Senior Sport Sedan on display at j Como to tho card party ut Par- the KaMu Motor Co.'k .salesroom,; Ish hall on South Oakdale, Friday . Hi-' u. Fir. IS1 evening Kept. 21, at K o'clock. I K 1 Attorney Prank DeSuuza Is In' Cordon William, accompanied lrtland for a few day Ihis week 1... hi. Iiiiiti fn..n...i-1v Mls Ih..fl ",l 11 hllHill-HH trip. Martin, left thin mornltiK for New, it nnw.r fm' A n....th Kxtra npeciiii trpa Ins. Several litiurl i'imI more now fall halH .lust arrived and are offered at thoc money saving bargains of $4.!iS, SB. UK, $2.!IS, $I.!IK and $1.00. K. & II. Htamim tilven. too, with our bar gains, The Kmmy I.uu Hat Shoppe In M. M. Stun-. 1ST. C.uestH from a distance register ed at Medford hotels Include Mr. and Mrs. -Chris, 10. Adams of Uos ton, Mass., T. M. Monarty and 1.. K. and I.. M. Palmer uf New York City, T. .1. PntterHon of SI. I. mils, .Mo., K. Ia .lay nor, .1. A. Williams and C. W. Morrell and Mrs. Mor rell. all of Detroit, Mich. Don't fall to xeo the new DoiIkc .Senior li Sport Sedan on display at the Kakin Motor Co.'m sjilcsrcMim. Ifi-IH So. Kir. 1 I The Crater I.ako stJismn closes ofleiiill.e .toninrrov.. and by 2 o'eloek tomorrow afternoon all the re malnlnn lodj;e employes, will be back In Medforrl en route to their respective homes. However, de npiie the fact that the lode will be closed, tourists and loenl peo ple will continue t visit Crater Lake ns lonfr as the weather per mits. (frailer- dane. Lake Creel;, Sat urday nlirht. Kverybody welcome. 1ST A we(hIlitK ceremony Was per formed in .hid jre Taylor's court yesterday afternon, which united Pearl K. Henn of Josephine coitn ly and Kred K. Kcffcl or l.os An (jeles. ( a n a pupil of John M. YVI1 llanis and an experienced plana teacher. For lessons phone J 0-1 IT - Mrs. Ida "Wood. U3 J. A. drove of (Irants Pass has rented the rooms adjoining the Ho tel Jackou on the KiKhth street side and will open a cleaning and pressing CKtabllshinent In the near future. Concerning' your eyes, consult Dr. D. A. Clninihera. Optometrist, 1117 Medford Hldu. For appointment. Phone ISM. musses fitted and fur nished. 1X2 There will be an Important meet Inn of (he junior boys' drum and biiKlo corps held at hte Poy Scout lieadipmrterH this evenitiK beKhi plliff nt 7 o'ekirk, Clayton Isaacs, one of the director, announced this inornlnpr. Several changes In organization are behiK planned for (he comliif; winter. Dance at Walkei'H oniyht. I NO Twenty-three out 'of the slate car reirlHlered here yesterday with I he local unite auto traffic bureau. Prliitf your friends to the Cntli olle Parish linll. Friilay evening. Ttrldue and r.Oa. (iood time as Mtired. 1SI Ineludeii nmimK the OrcK'nlans repl.stereil at Medford hotels are .1. M. Kruj; of Salem. A. . Fer Ktison of liosehurn. C. F. Sehmeer, Kd Harney, J4, V. Hex. J. 1). Frost. W. J. Williams of Kunenc. The Wonian's Association of the Presbyterian church will hold a ha rvest 1 1 me su le Sa t u rduy. Sept . 22nd, rit Sweuson Peelder's store, l:r;l W, Main St. Fruit, vegetables, pies, cakea, Postoti baked heanv. etc. Come anil buy your week end food, homc-cooked. 1S2 A largely sinned petition has been In circulation for some lime past, askliiK IS. M. Wilson, the ac eounlaut, w run as a candidate for city councilman of the first ward, to succeed Councilman A. C. Hubbard, who long uku decided he did not desire to .serve any longer In the city council after his present term expired Pep luce thoso old brushes with ' new ones from the local Fuller j Hrush Mhu. For Immediate serv ice phone 12IM-J. 1S Kenneth Anderson, the temper n ry minor ohservrr of the local branch, of .the P, S. 'iiIt wm v Ice, ts off duty for a few days be cause of ail Infected fool. Dance at Walkers tonight. iSn 1 r Eat More Milk Bread. It Ib your bett and cheapcit food. The original and genuine milk bread le baked by Fluhrer In Southern Oregon's fin eat and most modernly equipped bakery. Call your grocer for trial loaf. .linlm- C. M. ThoiniiK iiriivfd hen! V. J. Knu-iiilt. ji-(-oini;inietI hy I yi'sti-rtljij' iiftornnun from (niiitf ii party uf friends. cunsiHtlim of I'iiss, wIhmu ho luiH been holding I -Mr. MfNaiy ami iJr. Wendel ut elreuli court, fuming out uf respect j Portland, will Kpep.il IouIkiH at (ci the late Judtfc Jliirizell, hi dose .Crater 1;i; where they will met", friend, who 1 1 it-d yesterday morn- ; li. VV. I 'rice. Tin Kioup will proceed ! luir. .Unite Thumiis. according to from lin n in to Stcln'H mountain law, lias l.c n looking after the , dulle of Jude Hail.ell tm county ! judye, ever since th' latter was ! taken 111 about ten days ao. and i will continue to perform the coun - , ty Judges duties until a successor to the office Ik appointed judge I nomas will pmnaniy rejiiuin ! ' until Hun. lay before i-eturniiiR f'left Mirants Pass. '"upMe line l'a.ker p-n sets t (Stationery & Supply Co. Mr. and Mrs. Klllott liutlcr have returned to Medford after a lion- eymoon trip and will he al home to their friemls at (ill! Pulni street. J will sail at noon September 2iilh, Dunce at Walkers Ionian. 1SlM'n the liner Matsonia of the Mat Anions the CalifornliL people on line, for IIIlo, Hawaii, arrlvhtK ..r i,. ii..t..iu or,, iln. I October 4 tb. und will visit with following V, V. Meeks. Los An - Kclcs; (IcnrKn Tumplnk of Herk- Mrs. J. Kent (Irahlel, Mr. (ira eley. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Derlraml he Is connected with one of the of LuiiK Ih'Hch. It, K. Ludlum, II. !u;ar plantations of IIIlo and Mr:. VanUocltel and Harold Ttellcr (tf j (irahlel will he remembered as San Francisco, Fred .Jaeobsen, Mr. Annette Heckman. Dr. and Mrs. and Mrs. F. ,1. Lydlard, . S. Tuck-j Heckman will visit them for two or, Mr. and Mrs. P. Paul Piik. i weeks and will then sail on tile II. O. Preston of San Francisco, I Matson liner Manl, October 21. J. W. Hays of Chloo, (l. J. Nlchol- j spend a few days In Honolulu, then son, Mm, ,1. PrcKinore ami Mr. ami Mrs. J. S. IHukIo of San Fra n- cjsco. ii.-id-'e urines, refreshments, onlv Sr.e at Catholic Parish hall ' Friday evening. All Invited. I H I ! All the lUihtnliiK fires started j by last Sunday evening's thunder! ,.. .1 I t cither entirely out or have been 1 will adpairn at 4:1. t lo altend under control since yesterday ' Hie school assembly. , mornluK. Two fires In the forest! O. 0. Steele, well known btisl were still being patrolled lolay. man of Yreka, Cal.. was a and all the fjres on state fire pro-t '"'cal visitor In this city yesterday.; lected land, started by Sunday's ' -Mi'- Steele reports that the Sinki-j storm, are reported as entirely ex- ; 'u county fair, which starts next tiligulshed. j Thursday, will he the biggest event; i... ri ! nf llu Iritnl xvoi- uI'icp.I In ii.ii-llii.rit Carl V. Tenuwald. Hotel 1 bd'land! " Plume Ht'S. tf ' Planes, a good sr edule if horse At a picnic dinner and dancing!' "er special feature, . party held at Kverslmdy park Mtm-; will be on the afternoon program! day 'evening, it was decided that j wh day of the fair. the next meeting of the Oregon) M'ss Klizabeth Cromar .f the Stale College club will be at the ! Copeo advertising department Is home of C. D. Thompson at 1002 West K leven I ll st reet . the 1 1) I rd Monday In October. All members of the alumni who expect to Join the group of former Corvallls stu dents at the I', of O-O. S. C foot ball ctnne November 1 1. are re quested to notify Mr. Thompson as soon as possible In order that he ' may order the tickets. Dr. A. Hurlilund, chiropractor, room Ill l, Liberty liltlg. Kvenlngs by appointment. lft-1 (Jaunty Agent L. P. Wilcox and Mrs. , Florence York (Jonltle, the county home ilemoustratlon agent, left yesterday to attend the com munity fair at (.'tide, In Douglas county, the former to act as .fudgo nf horllcullural exhibits, and tho In Her to Judge the girls' club work a ml the economic exhibits. Mr. Wilcox will ret urn tomorrow, but Mrs. Conkle will go on to attend the Coos Hay fair at Coquille. where she will be one of th Judges. Don't fall to see the new Dodg' Senior li Sporl Sedan on display at ! the Kakin Motor Co.'s salesroom, I Iti-lS So. Fir. ISl (i nests from Port la ml registered at Medford hotels Include W. F. Ktllberg, Louis ltlnehardt. C. F. Fish, Pay C. Steele, II. Hamhlet. K. II. Haberstelu. Ilniuld Clif ford. Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Matthews. L. Uayeroft. K. C. Christiansen, Hugh H. Mitchell, F. .1. Plnkeley. Tim llurke, C. K. Cordon. A. A. Hale. K. L. Parry. 1L K. Thomas, J. H. Marvin. K. A. Sleffeu. Mr. and .Mrs. .1. llraedly, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pier. F. A. Mead. Annie Anher mid ln May Kush. Danc,e at Wulkers tonight. IKii A marriage license was issued vesterdav to Fred K. Keffel. of Mount Shasta City, Cab. and. MIhh Pearl K. Hean. 2. of Kerby. I Oregon. ; (iranue dance, Lake Creek. Sat-I urdav night. Kverybody welcome.! is:t An order was filed at the coun-; tv clerk's office yesterday d1s-j mission the suit for the fore-j closure of mortgage In the .lames L. Linn vs. J, U. pule case, the plaintiff heln if represented hy At-1 torney Frank DeSoujui and thej defendant by Herbert Hanna. Dressmaking a n d remodeling ...ir i in. i.. I Fashion Shop, A n Frank Semon of Klamalh FalN;'S jndned lor the priv.es which : ,,, . i.-.uv.iiiU of Uedfoiil w"1 n J'lm:d ftr the prizes to he , and (1. A. Ktlwauls .tf .Mtiirti . , ' October Fneb ivn nf left for Tacoma lotlav for a week , .... . .ill I ef business. They will no joineu there later by .Mrs, Kd wards tin-1 M i", Semon. who will leave to nlBlit for Seattle on a pleasure trip. unr big N.ilpmenl of Parker pen sets has arrived. See I hem at ! Office Stationery Supply Co- tf j Attorney Hum Newbury returned ! today from Portland, where h" j bus been en mixed In I he case f j the California Oregon Power com-! pui iv vs. the City of Hold Hill. j Hh lug Hug. reshluaHng. roof re. ; palrlm;. t. N. McCollum, Mitt N. j Central. Phone KPM-W. 1 j W. H i.1udge Canon of Phoe-1 nlN has been eonflneil lo his bed .' the )ust few tlavs with a severe ; cold. New arrivals from Oaue in new tmarl fells priced very modest at .r0. A Cage hut tells the style. The Ibind Itox i'S Fast ilth St.. Invites you. I H Fred FJukeley of Portland Is" spending a few days In the ity making plans to ft art operation """ fiirimu nun., ill in.' li.-.. ' ,.,,! ,, Thur.liiv wIiit Ol.im.- .lrl ;tt ink,. i.U., 0 .MmiiB.-.m-mx .IIMM..I,- thr... .Iiiris ... Ihr l""l , ,.,.,. r Kucnll ,,,,.. t-. lmniMlltitity nfli-i- llir lli'M full iiduN Mt In. I iitKf. I nn"t mlii the luuxuhix t the The mi'in Iters of the AmerU mi Km my I lint Shop In M. M j 1.,-nlon Auxillnry ai rfqtirfiieil to W "," l"nnM't in n ImhI' ui th. Vvr funeral l;in Houoinuin r-lmn.-.l t In-j home .it 3 p. in. tin..rnnv. to h( inoinitlK frm Portlnml. where h trnil I funerul itorvlrt'N of our pem uie U(ni lew uny on niwi- GrnnKc ilum-e. Akv f'leek, Srtt urthiy nlijhl. Ilverytnnly weleome 1H3 fur wceltV fishlni; trip, Don't fall to .see the m'v Uinlc Senior t) Sport .Sedan on display at (he Kali In Motor Co.'h salesroom, ' lU-lx So. l-'ir. 1H1 Mih. Krank owenn of New York , iiy, who has been vislthiK friends ; il)lf elatlveH here for sonic time, or lur home In the wiHt'iiwn. iio -aid he was a hutitei last niKht. 1 Dance at Walkers loulKht. ISO A marriage license was obtained from the local county clerk of-1 flee yesterday by Charles t. Koel-j ler. ,r2. and Mm. May Naer, .'Hi. ' jboth of Dunsmulr. The meetlHu of the Delphian society, called for tomorrow morn- ' haw been postponed. Dr. and Mrs. W. II. HeeUman,""" ai resie,, i urpin wnen ne I of Central Point will leave on Sep- ' reached out his hand for the leniher 2r,th for Sim Francisco and !"eir son and daughter. Mr. and fw" octoher 2.dh Tor San Iran-; 1 eisco. arriving home October IlOth. , j Superintendent Hedrlck will ad- dress Hie Junior Hltfh P.-T. A. Krl- day afternoon. Sept. 21, at the j whool bulldinK. Subject. "The I Con rue of Ktody." Itceause of a I later cnj:aement. Mr. llediick"' will f wne.'il nl'imiliMi- nl V-SO 'I'lii. mi.l.! 'a Ufornia. Aerial stunts by speedy tepoiieu to i.e coniineti to ner , Oregon: Fair tonight and Thurs- home on account of Illness. (l)V. ,mJderate temperature: The fall dancing season of thejniilUly K,.n0rallv below normal, i.egion drum cu ps win start otr ; with a big dance at Hilarity hall I ii.-ai "moiiiiii; NiKiii. iti niiii-ii mi- public is cordially Invited. The! local urum corps Is sponsoring a series of weekly dances to raise! funds for the purchase of new tini- forms and equipment and a popu - lar resimnsp from local citizens is' anticipated. Kxeellent dance mil- sic und entertainment features will be presented at Saturday's opening dance and preparations are being made to lake care of a large crowd. Miss "Margiinst Ames has accept ed a position with the Investment department of the California Ore gon Power company. k. The annual election of the Amer ican Legion, which will take place next Monday night at the Armory, promises to draw u record attend ance. With two or more candl- j dales running lor every office, i some clone competition Is bound uevelop ami the "political pot already coming to a boil. Kvcry member of Medford post Is urged to he on hand Monday to vole for Ihe 1 n c o m I n g officers, A big "feed" will be served after the j meeting. j Mrs, P. Paul Page of San Fraii-. clsco and Mrs, .1. P. Cuculn of San, Francisco, accompanied their hus- j hands on a few days' pleasure and business trip to this valley Mon- j day. The ftd lowing guests from the state of Washington are registered J it local hotels: Joseph O. AlcKay of Spokane. Mr. ami Mrs. Clifford i Potash of Seattle. Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. o. M. Steele of Seattle. Claude Owen und W. A. Prown of Npokan a ml I. O. Henry of Seattle,- - , ( The Medford (iarden club will; send n ctumniltee to Indue nstei-H' louay, w hich is one oi iiic l i cihsmch " V . , - ....r season that It Is nl its host. A number of the classes have already been judged, such as the sprint llownvs. and others, that bloom earlier In the year, Thoso acting as judges today are Mrs. K. W Mlden, Mvs, C, C Kuril km and Mrs. K. H. Porter. Obituary PKTKIISON John Peterson passed away at his home near Hold Hill, Orcuou. Sept. lit. P.lL'.S. He was born In Sweden June 24, 1S2. where he spent his early life. Thirty years auo he came to this country, and settled In the Uoyue Hivcr valley. He is survived by hlxe wiri llellv PkIki-uiii i,n. daughter and two sons, Anna Peterson of Oold Hill, Oscar (Peterson of Hold Hill and Albeit Vterson of Sacramento, Calif. The emalns will be transferred to ,,.pHi tc l mrmhrr. Mm. Hold. W Mull Tiihuno mln nri tenfl hy CO. rrno people rvory day, tf n pr vn hw FINED AND JAILED L. Turpi it,, lueal character who has hniK been suspected ui bootleg operations, made the mis taltu of his life last Monday, when alter he hail negotiated with about to leave the city on u deer hunt, to sell him a gallon Juk of moonshine, whieh he was to d- liver in thin man's car, whicn would be driven to a designated plaee on Front street. The car eame alonir all i iulit :mrl ; snpped at the ripht spot, but the ; driver proverl to be another man. K. K, Oakes, state prohibition ; enforcement officer, who Krabbed I n,"py lju,jzt' The original negotiator was an- . other under-cover aent. 1 That is why Turpi n plea tied Kuilty In Judtfe Taylor's coui't yes- ! V,V'UZ "fn-""'"". received Vir.o Cine and HO tiays jail Hcntenct Radio Program KMED Mnil Ti'lhiiiic-Vli'sln Slatlcin Thursday. Sept. 20 ''i,t Hi .MeOee's W - '''' Wear and Dry Ooods, Ashland, Ore. " I I Kconomy Croce- leila Til lO III.l'l IflllMK .tie;iL V 4 .Markets 1 1 : :tt to 12- Jarmlu A Wood t Drugs 12 lo 12:31) Music Itox ! 12:30 to 1:3.1 Cold Seal S Creamery & ti:lu Medford Mail Tribune S to !) p. in. Farm Itureau j Uo-Op. Kxchange it to :::io Modern j Plumbing Co. Sheet Metal - ! . The Weal her. (i(,n,u. variable winds; mostly nor therly. , MOFIA. Mulgaria, Sept. l!i. (A'i , ttumors wer vived here toilay i that on March 10. which Is tin tenth annivcrsay of the accession; to the throne of King 1'oris, the youthful sovereign s cngagemeni to Princess Clovanni of Italy will he formally announced. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY l''OU SAI.R 1 1120 l.'lK'vi-nli't ciuih hi K".nl ciMnlftliiu. run unly 7.it'l'H miles; a real bargain, ings !MI7 N. Riverside. can even-; FOlt SA LK New 4-room NiiKie! low; good lawn, shrubs and f"" -1 ers; also iIlM acres of good laud, I one nine i ruin town, i 'none 1 2 1 S-Y. I SI FOlt SA LK Household furnish ings, li-pieee bedroom set. com plete ti-tube radio, spinel dek : ami too. gateleg table. Windsor, chair, Sinner electric sewing ma- chine, Wilton rug. sew hi n en hi-; net. hluli chair, vacuum cleaner, good beds, miscellaneous kitchen 1 utensils. It. W. Doe. 1 H No. Poss Court. Phone Hiij-L. isn j FOIl SA LK - - This year's hurley! straw. 1 mile from Medford, $1 IS per loud. See Charles A. Wing. Phone 7s. is; FOU ItK.XT i'l-ruiii country home. pari ly furnished, with acre of garden. See Ceo. Webb at Lam- port"; IK;" I'M , SA LK Salsuma plums and Mosc pears. Phone Ki C. Samler. IS 'OU (tM lCK SA LK owner will lake S.S.'ia for a dandy 3-room plastered house: woodshed and chicken house; fine terraced lot. lawn, flowers und shade. D. K. Millard Co., 410 K. .Main. Phone It 22. ISP KUi: S. LK I mt good ewe lambs. Frank Dawson. Jacksonville. I-S2 FOR SA LK Winter Ibtnaua ap ples, best stock. SLID box; Jon athans. yi.JS box. C. & K. Fruit Co. ' 1S2 , SA LK--l'uiversii1 range, semi- " "n""1". .3!:u;',:..t,"tr!!l ...... vgt WAXTKD-Py a young huslness , man. board, room and garaue. with home privileges. West Main! district preferred. Address Med- loril !nJ. , , -I FOP 11 KNT---r-rnt. eunt"V hoiu". S. oraUKe: woodshed and garage. Call li'Jl-X or Imilitre nt.M.' W. H'tlv IV?- These. Drug Stores Are Open Nights This Week Medford Pharmacy Heath's Drug Store Strang's Drug Store THE BIG TENT EVERY Fri., Sat., Sun. COMING 'Pes' o My Heart' TENT WELL HEATED i I Toronto Swim Winnei 'I h f IH Ethel Hertle. 20, of New York, Is richer by $10,000, her prize for winning the 10-mile Wrigley mara thon swim from a field of 52 en tries. 'The Cavalier' Now at State Theatre romantic encounter between D" Ai'MUista. journeying to the dreaded marriage with Carlos Torreno. whieh will restore her ancient, but impoverished fainih to wealth ami position, and Kl 'aballero, thi' mysterious knight eriant. whose protection f the Indian peons bad earned him lh I'urioti.s hatred of Hamon Torreno, Carlo!' father and the largest land owner in Spain's western empire. : ' the beginning of the thrilliii;; love story. "The Cavalier." fea- .j. i l uring Utchard Talmadjie. Llar- -4:bar.i :cil1od ;tm1 David Torrcucc. ishuwing today at the State theatre 1 rl'h- tt...n i n : n -1 1 1 1 Stuart Holmes. David .Mir. Nora hti-nvell. Christian Frank ami Oliver j K-k ba'rdi . Phone , 51 . t liiKf ILdirF rRFAMl PASTUERIZED SAFE PURE THE SANITARY WAY , . ONYX POINTEX HOSIERY For Women $1.95 Kt WE DEVELOP FILMS FREE West Side Pharmacy "The Rexall Store" INSURANCE First Insurance Agency A. L. HILL, Manager Phone 105 30 N. Central Medford, Oregon ''ilillllllllllllllllllllillllllllllllillllii' You'll HEAR and SEE THE MIGHTIEST OF HUMAN DRAMAS mm mm, Fatalities of the Hunt 4 t LA OliANDK. Ore.. Sept. l!i. (.-Pi Kejnhold II. Kohrin, i pioneer farmer and butcher . of Cnion. ore., was killed late ; Monday while liunllu'. it was 5 learned here today. Uohi'in's hotly was fottmi in a position intiichUiiK he had crawled thru a wire fence, drug-King i IiIm shotKUti after him. A , charge of buekshol ImlKCd above his heart, lie leaves a widow. No one was with him when the accident occurred. Coroner !'. L. Uulston report- ed. GAME SATURDAY! The high school r.Mithall team, which has been practicing dally since t lie opening of school, swing into action Saturday after noon ai 2 o'clock, in the first game o!' the season against the alumni team. It is expected to be the bit terest alumni game In k)ic history of the school. n the "old stars" will be composed of stars uf the past v wo seasons. Cliff Moore, Kddie la-mmcr. Don llerrlot, the Dunn brothers. Hurley Dressier. Xeek. Hiden. the Singlers. John Day and a dozen others will do battle against this year's squad. MA USIIFIKLD. Ore., Sept. 1 !. Pi The annual Coos ami 'un y county fair opened at Myrtle Point tiday with the largest list of ex hibits in history. STATE THEATRE South Central Near Eiyhth Playing Tonight and Thursday UHRIVALED For Speed Thrills Action . Romance. Richard Talmadgc Barbara Bedford David Torrericc Any Seat 15c Anytime Children under 12, 10c Continuous Show Daily Matinee 1 to 5 P. M. Evening 6:30 to 11 P. M. Saturday and Sunday, contin uous 1 to 11 P, M. Pictures change daily except Thurs day. Tomorrow IT'S HERE! Directed by Irvin Wilht A TiffanyStahl Production ftheBi&PicUiTeJ 1K U.tsl Mjiirrpiec6 ' NCLE'TDiVTS cabin WW JJB.Ba- BL; n Ikdmi HUNT'S (If I w$t m) craterianI PH j WYATT'S LADDS & LASSIES K'""' j A NIGHT IN SCOTLAND vLj " WHITEY ROBERTS Mf AMERICA'S FOREMOST ROPE SsSfiSiJ SKIPPING DANCER ymmmtastt DOYLE & WRISTEN "wmy'walk" tfdzii&LJ DAULT & LA MARR ILxeLm LAUGHS & THRILLS MMzLhJL SWIFT & DALEY S ONE PQ, NOTHING 5 $ '. Starts TOMORROW f K. 'v ttfejl "Uncle Tern's Cabin" .J ADMISSION . Matinee 2 p. m. Evenincjs 7 & 9 B " Children 10 Children 25 B Adults ..35 Adults ! v .. - . j. I With JOHN ROBINSON'S 1 I Varsity Vaghbonds 1 JACKSON sii mL.. T .. Nitxht KM I KB I Ml WALKER'S NEW HALL September 21 so it Success in any venhire is the result til' "hewing strictly to the line." Take Madrona Unuid V. I'rtKiucer for example. 'There are fundamentals that must he strictly adhered to in the makm;;' nl' mi Neil feeds. Straying from these set prin ciples means failure. A GOOD FEED MUST BE 1. Made of the Best 2. Blended Thoroly 3. Always the Same 4. Sold Right Our reputation f'.u' quality is lotii; past estal) lished. Our new and modern feed plant, the best in Southern Oregon, blends better feeds that are always the same in their make-up, and our price policy gives you the best fur the nionev alwavs. Better look into Madrona Egg Producer for the sake of those coming layers. You'll find it better. We are quite sure of that. Monarch Seed & Feed Co. Have you visited our new mill and warehouse;? We welcome your inspection. HOT SPRINGS September is said" r I IT