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Iocnl and
' Personal
Tho icmpernture which hn been
stondily riflnK duriim the week un
til u maximum of flit decree wtw
riuthptl ycstcrduy. afternoon, wllh
prospect m that the mtnie maximum
tiilsht be reached lodny. promise
io be mill quite worm tonlKht and
Sunday forenoon, but noi quite
warm Sunday afternoon tit yester
day nfternonn.
No. 1 BUKnr huk8 f"i- wile.
N. J!. Stoddard, Unite KnllH. Tel.
H-X-7. - - 18:t'
.Miss .lean II am II ton. nmall
- daiiKluer of Mr. and Mm. William
Ii. Hamilton,. Jr.. who hint been
Rfrlouidy 111 fnr the imst hcvoihI
days Is reported ureutly Improved
today.
liiK dance, Riverside Community
Club, Hat. nitiht. i:roadwny Orchen--trn.
1S3
. -CuosiK from a distance ruislaier
cd nt Medford hotels Include J. W.
Flncher of Ht. I-ouih, Mo., Mi'h. 1
VT. Pomerene of Lincoln. Net.
Xaiwlele, Inc., mnkei-H of fiowns,
uraperiCfi, slipcover, etc. INK"
Word wan received here yentei'
' dy that MIkh Uuth 15. Dk-korHoii.
rc-nleetcd nt lOnKlbh instructor ut
the senior hlKh HC-hnol Ui!m year,
will not Ijp able to luUe up her
duties for Home time, due to the
neriou UlneHs of hoi- mother, Mrs.
StiKiin niokei'Bon Enslcy of Kuene.
During the first feu uci-k .Mrs.
Lucille Manthall ONoll nan been
KUhKllllitlnn for MIkh Dieker.xon.
firnnue dnneo. Lake f'reek, .Sat
urday nlsht. Kveryhody welcome.
181
Aim. K. J. I.lttlefleld or J'hoenix
and Harold Crump. Instructor in
the Jacksonville school, were
ainonjr the IuihIiiphh culler In Med
ford thlH morning.
MIkh Alice Olln, formerly at Ml
UiAy'n lieuuty Shop, Irt now located
tot Wineldnd'H lleauiy Shop, next
door to Hotel Mcdford. Phono CI.
J B7
Arnold Itenneti Hall, president
of the P. of O., has been named
on the advisory council of UvIhk
Ai;e. mafjazine or affairs and opin
ion. IteOipe outflta In beautiful col
ors mnke clever jtlftH. Kee Ihem
nt Office Stationery & Supply Co.,
across from Klalto. lSltf
tiuesls from Portland rPKitdernd
at local hotels include thn follow
ing Mi M. Atfer, A. AW Khoe
makor. JO, It. KaHmiinmm, V. M.
U'roiiKhton, H. W. Hhiifcr. A. V.j
Hlmmoiw, .1. K. Hhrott, .1. M. Wren.
P. U. LckI.t, O. W.-Oray nnd I
K. Price. i
lireuKmnkinK n nd remodeling, j
Fn anion Shop, 41!4 Medford libit;.:
If:
UtilldinR permits wern IhmhwI yea-j
tcrility to llle following: It. f. i
Ilnrdwell, 1002 Houlh Oukdalc, 3fi
to reshlimlc a roof; Prioket Uim-
bor company, 1233 Court street. 1
S300 to build n lumbnr nhnd,Tiiid
I,. X, Toy, r.i Uorlh liartlett.
ZfiOO to build u new reHldencf.
New ariivala from fJntrn In new
nmart felts prlcod very niodest at.
O.TiO. A riawi! hat tollH the tttylt.
Tho Hand -Uox, 228 ' V3nf flth St.,
InvltoB yon. J r.
llarton Krulnn, 22, rnllrmid man
or AHhlnnd, and MIhh Dorothy
Ueed. 21. MOelely oditor of the AHh
lnnd Tiding, wem Issued a m:tr
rliiRii llcinne yesterday herr.
Kxtrn upociai bnruainH. Hevoral
hundred morn new full hatM Jut
arrived and nro offered at those
money saving barf-ulnn of $4.:it,
a.'JK. $2.!IH, SI. 98 and 1. 00. H, &
If. HtampH Klveii, too, with our h.ir
;aliiH. The Kmmy 1-oit Hat Hhoppe
In M. M, Store. . 1ST.
.lohu Mnrhle of IMiIlman, Wash ,
wh,o ban been vlsltliw here for tti'V
eral dayH, left yesterday for Klnm
alh Kails where he will remain for
the next month nn biiHltieMN.
(Jranwe dance, I.nke Crer-k, Sat'
unlay nitilil. Kvuryhody welcome.
183
A. 1. WhInIi in nmonK lite Pros
pect residents who arrived in the
chy yesterday.
I am a pupil of John M. Vit
Hams and an experienced piano
teacher. Kor lessons phone 10-12-V.
Mrs. Ma Wood. 183
Two drunks, picket) up by of
ficers on tho streets late lust nlfcht.
were lodMcd in jail and releuseil
(IiIh mornitiK with orders in leuve
town, ttne of the men was A. A.
Kenton, a frequent of fender who
reeeltly served 10 days on a sim
ilar charue, Tho other was a Inins
lent. Wk dance, Ulverside l?omnuinlty
club, Sut. nifthl. Ilrondwuy Orches
tru. IK3
Thirty nut nt the state ears ren
Islered with the lorn I state unto
t raffle biierati yesterday.
r
Note
the fine even texture of
FLUHRER'S MILK
BREAD
It is the result of ex.
act fermentation nnd
absolute temp erature
control, always a cer
tainty in our plant, the
most modernly equip
ped bakery in Southern
Oregon.
Guests at local hotels from thol
state of Washington Include Mr. I
and Mrs. Volnoy 10 vers, V. V. Aust, j
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Woediu, M. ; ceremonial affair Tuesduy. Sep-(
13, Water and Mr. anil Mrs. (1. Uember -f, at 2:3". at which time
Ilemlyn of Senttlo. Wm, (lenoseejn marker commemorating the tdfr'n
of lOllenslnirK and Whh .Minerva I Ior of the peiico treat" with the
Mecum of U'alln U'alUt. ! Rokuo Klvr Indians at Table flock :
Uance. Katrle Point loninht. -1 3 1 will he unveiled and officially dedi-;
A marriage license was Issued
yesterday to Hiephen J. Vnrka, 21,'
of Ah hind and Sylvera Hitch, 1 8,
of Ashland.
jiik nance ionium. anters J
Tho discovery of a rich vein of , Mr .'am,' charIflR KlInKer of citizenship- wll present ihcmKelveH i down " rt''fn either for 0-,ieer huntpra were cauSht o; re-Ibb'nnlal County Health Unit niet-t-minernl
alotiK the Itedwood nlKh- ,..lkP (Vnek. It. Vinton Hell of Con- for examination in circuit court "KlinHt r,th" p',llfntiff th? ''V ' I handed In ' Oie'' Diamond Lake illti-M" will be held In I.utte ImIIW
way ifnd so close to the road that ; tr(1, ,,.,,nli Wrii. R B. Mowlitt. Mrs. i hero WoUiL-aUiiy. September 20. H ; '",,'''e , ; ' .Qualified0 himseir i i'1' WMuy hiu arreHtn,! by rPp.!lulnff the week beKiuninw Oct. 7.
It can be touched. Is reported by I H K KIncnid of Kat;le Point, Mr.l Is expected that V. V. Tomllnson, . :u P11" ,,e't ti;l',ittr ' n f 'This- will he an all day meet Ins
tleorse jennison or uraiHR imiss. ,
"Hp Ali'iirm-il niL'n n J I fin so w
be closed all day Monday, on tie
count of the Jewish holiday. 1K.1
Small cucumbers were, in (jre.it
demand at the public market this
morning with many calls coming'
which could not be filled because
of tho llmltPd supply. nn l
Kcnor.il Ktaii-ity of ph kllnu cuciiiii -
here thrniiiihnut thf valli-y. F.. X.
Amlf-i-KOil. netiMK markrimastfr.
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suited toilay. lianana apples. Con- j"""",' ' "imany: .loHOph l.eo hliauKtinisy. i Monday and Tuend.iv. Wediu'u-
no. d Krapen. M-l potato Htiunxh. 1-ol ""m, Jr., left yestor-i ,.,.k.:ley, Out.: Kdwnnl Walker j dliy ho w rollirn 0 Medford
Brnen peppers, a t v strlnlt lieans I ' tor l-UK'"' t0, to" "" Jones wlio wu horn In t!io state!t0J. uio naturalization prournm.
and plenty of younu cllk:ken and I studies at the I nlverslly of Oregon. , nf wiwonnln but forfeited his rlBhi Aniond tho huslness disposed by
rahhlts worn on hand at the mar-! An unusual opportunity to cat , to American citizenship when he ,U;i.rr Thomas yesterday was an
kot. Kalway peaches, the house-1 Edison records, lGceach. IMImcr jiook nut papers for a homestead Insanity euso, u Juvenile dolln
wlves' favorili. ennnlnu variety, I .Music Jlouse. 1SS I In Canada: and fleorue Htavre Av- jouency easo. three divorce sultr.
will ho ready for sale the first of w. s. llnlaer, local mananer of 1 tteropulos. Uroklneon. flreeee.
thn week, fireen hsana are prae-1 t1(, j. p. 1'enney company, will. Tl10 naturullzallou . examinations
tically a thlnu of the past for tills i leave tonight to attend a four-day ' are held twice a year. In Kehruary
season. I huylnK eolivenllnn, held at the, and In Septenihor. KollowInK the
.Step with the American l.eaion .:,, lino mall hotel, I'nrlland, .Sep- hoarliiR liy the examiner, commit
drum corps hoys. liK dance tonlftht : u.m)P1. 4 tn 27. The four-day j ,p0 from the American Legion and
at Hilarity hall. 1S3- convention will cover the buyinc!13- A- wl" conduct Amerlcan-
A. W. Maker of KiiKene. trnvellnKj of mn, merchandise for holiday ; lzation proBrams.
freight anil passenger agent for
the l:nion Pacific, is In the city
for several days on business.
Home made cakes and rolls. .Mrs.
C. r. VanHeoyoc. Phone C!i3-J. 18'J
Astoria police during
August i
made UK arrests. -If of which were
for drunkenness. Kines nnd for
feitures collected totaled 1112, .10.
Klncald's ilancn, Magle Point to
night. 1H3
.Mr. nnd Mrs. .1. K. Parsons and
son of Phoenix returned to their
home this week after an extensive
trip to Texas, where they visited
relatives nl Hrownwood, and west-
em e.,1 ,s,.s woe e i,,.-, ss s. ., , .
harvestlnK the wheat on their 1 !( )-
a'ii riinrii, wnn-tr yirmi'ii 11 unui
of Slift.fMjn bushels. Mrs. Parsons
stated this morning llmt half of
the crop had beep damaged by
hall storms.
nig dance. Riverside Community
flub, Hat. night, llroadway Orches
tra. 183
A marriage license was taken out
yesterday hy Albert V. Pehrson, US.
of IHirnelt. CJal.. and Frances C.
Shepherd. 27. of !.ns Angeles.
Thomns Itealty Co.. Tim. 12 Palm)
Blk., cor. Main and Proni, upstairs.)
Fnrnlttire, chntlei loans, contrnctsj
discounted. tf
Dr. II. W. Sleeter walked (o work
this morning. I,nm night at l1" j
o'clock he reported to Mie police lr; 1X3
that his Hudson conch had been jvirs. Jennie Hozctt, whoso hus
stolen from Its pinking place on , Imn(, ,,asMe, ,,wfty this vi,.'Mp-
iwiriieu an i.igiun sireiMs. o,tili. W(1(.u return nir to Medionl
clue as to Its whereabouts had
been reported today,
Regular dance, TJngln Point to
night, t , , IH3
Ho numerntis have cougars nnd
oves become In the Caw creek
and Salt credit game refuges that
Harold Clifford, state game wnr
den. has employed Fred Arzner of
UUddle tn hunt them this winter.
According to reports to Clifford,
the predatory animals have taken
advantage of the situation and are
flocking into the refuges and hill
ing many game birds ami animals
Ike Porter Is the new leader of
the Pep peddlers orchestra which
will furnish music at the drum
corps dance at Hilarity hall to
night. isn
Invllallons are being sent out for
the annual dinner meethu; of the
Crater Lake guild which will nc
an event of Monday evening. Octo
ber I. at the Presbyterian church,
beginning al "-o'clock. Following
the dinner a program will be given
with .Mrs. Kndle Howard, presi
dent. In charge,
lllg r.'nnce tonight. "Walker's real
dance music, 183
Included among the Oregnniaus
registered at Medford hotels arc
.1. C. Cnrrle of Salem. F.veretl
Harpham and Fred (larlie nf F.u
gelie. World's series baseball games.
inlc-cnllcgialc football, presidential
election, ami tne national nroaa
eastlnir of these cvenls-r-hear them
on a Majestic radio. Palmer Music
llotiso gives free domon-d rat ions,
IHS
11. Ciimpln-11 Nelson of San Fran
i'i;co left here yesterday for his
home after spending so tne time
flKhlmr on the Untrue. Y'.nvU sum
mer Mr. Nelson, who declares there
Is no place like the Uogue. comes
tn Medford for a long vacation.
Orange dance. I,nke Crook. Sat
urday night, F. very body welcome.
ix:i
Charles Winslow, representative
of the Anglow California Trust
eomnnny of San Kraneiwo, left
Med ford for K la ma I h Fa lis yes
terday after a several days bus
ni vlM.
Shingling, reshlngllng. ronf re
nnlrhif. 1. N McCoitum. Stl N.
Oenttnl. Phone R23-W. IRS
Among the local uliis who Mill
leave hern tomorrow for Corvalltw
to enter the fnll term at Oregon
Staie college, nre the Misses Knth
erlne nnd Marv Martha Sweeney. m
Dfinee. Icicle Point tooicht. IS1
rieorge I.nwe of the Valteyvlew
rtlfdrlet will lenve here thl even
ing for Kucene. where he expects
in resume hts stdules nt the 1'nl
vefdiy of Oreuon.
lllg dance. Riverside Community
Chin, Sat. nluht. Rroadway Oreh
trit. 1 N3
Mis( l-Meanor OrHi will co to
Kugene lonmrrow In nrepnrnlinn
for enroitimr at the Cnlvorsiiy of
fn econ as n fresh man this fall.
tnnlev Rot-- will iiIho be a Mu -
the Cniversltv Ihl year.
Rh: d-mcn. Riverside Community
'tub. Sat. night. Rmndway Orche
trt. is,1
Ralph Rirdwell rclifiVcd yen
irdii after hitfne trop to sn
Francisco. H
flew down by air -
pbme nnd returnwl hy Irnin
Dr. A. Rurklitnd. ehironnietnr,
room 3M. Liberty Hldg. F-ven'mf
hy appointment.
imDFUKD Wnn
The. Crater Lake c.hapter uf the
D. A. H. and the f-ieucrnj Joseph
Lan society will partlclpato in a
caien.
Klncald's dance. Kavlo Point to-;
nlKht. 183
I mcuiiMMi in ine oui oi own simp.
I nfiM In thin nilv K'rlrtnv wpro tho.
following'
.Mrs. ILnv Illldnrbfif k
i,-a TunKate of Itutte Falls, j
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Vernon Vawter returned from ;
San Kranelsco yesterday where he:
mm,tiM(; of lh(. ljtitrIl.i
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;.,.,,.,., rnn.iillonH f.n Ihi- count'
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i HiK rtanio tonitht. alkfr real
IS : ilin-i-mi, in- iriwm K'-irnii:
is r ilirPrlor. U reports K'noral
and spring requirements, as well
as the discussion of various phases
of business and problems that are
common to all retail merchants.
liig nance, Uivorsido Community
CIuhi Kat nj(itnl ijrodfiwjiy Ofchf-s-
tra. , 1S.T
Attorney II. 1). Norton of flnints
Pii;h spent several hours In thn city
today on business.
Natwick. Inc., makers of gowns.
draperies, slipcovers, etc. 1SS
Mrs. V. fi. Prost came here to-
dny to spnd the wlnt'T months at
the home of n dnuchter, Mrs. T.va
t Cartess of Phoenix. During the
j,
t(,(, , K(aUo Vlc.
toria.
Don't miss tho bargains at the
Emmy Lou lint Shop in M. M.
Store. 185
Vesterdny Mrs. I'.. V. P.ncon and
a party of friends from Hollywood
enpoyed a trip to Crater Lake.
Big dunce, ltlversido Community
Club, Knt. n li;ht. llroadway Orches
tra. 3 83
Miss A nna DcIUVcilcr returned
to Medfonl this morning after
spendlng a few days at Klamath
Palls, where she went to he prev
ent at the opening f tnf. model
home yesterday.
Iliu dance. Itivnrside Community
club. Snt. iiIkIu. Uroiulwuy Orchv
today und expected . to leave for
her homo in San Francisco this
evening. Mr, Hoaott's body was
taken to Portland for burial,
Natwick, Inc.. makers m gowns,
draperies, slipcovers, etc. IS
After spending the past week in
Portlnnd on a business trim .1. F.
Muudy returned to Medford this
morning.
Have that glass put lu your car
now. Our prices are lower. Med
ford Auto Wrecking Co., 22!i No.
Riverside. Tel. 732.
Charles llurtiett of the Itock Isl-
nn( it,,llroad company and W. C..I
Mcliaren of the Cnion Pacific, bmhj
of Portland, left here last night
after ti short visit In this city.
Recipe outfits in ticnutiful col
ors mnko clever gifts. See them
at Office Stationery & Supplv Co..
across from I'tialtn. I H I ti"
M r. a nd M rt-. M. J. I logan re-
turneil lo Iheir home at Holse. Ida ,
the middle of the week after (
visit in this city as the guest of
their vttn and ilaiighter-in-law, Mr.
and .Mrs. ,M. Ilognn.
Regular dance, Kagie point to
night. . 1R3
Tho drum and bugle corps of
the American Legion post will open
their winter dance schedule tonight
nt Hilarity hall with the original
"Pep Peddlers" furnishing the mu
sic, and many -improvements made
In t he iitg lance pavilion. The
veterans intend lo give Saturday
night dances throughout the win
ter, 'and expect to keep the ail'falrs
up tn n high standard. ;e porter.
expert dance band lender, will
wield the baton for the
music- j
mnkei-s.
Mr. anil Mrs. II.- S. l!ittrhcldersown in thousands of acres for
of Three Oaks, Mont., nre the winter pasture, purposes,
guests of Mr. and Mrs. II. O. -Fro-1 "The blue grass has exceeded
bach for several days. Friday the (all expectations nf farmers in vn
party motored to Crater Lake and j nous states, who have sought for.
Sundav they expect tn visit Cres-,
cent City.
A parly of local men, including
Dr. P. A. chambers, Walter .hmes.
Delbert Clifford und Dr. Chambers'
son Hilly will leuve here tonlrht
fnr Iike o' the Woods. Karly to
morrow they expect to "trlke out
'or a climb to the top of Mt. Pitt.
Included In the hotel guests In
Ibis city from California are the
following: Mr. nnd
Mr
. (1. ..I.
Mr. and
Qutgley. Mrs. l Martin
Mrs. Clin. Crouch. Mr, nnd Mrs.
Lloyd Cochran and R. D. Oliver of
Los Angeles, Mr, and Mrs. K. S.
Moreland of Iterkeley, Mr. and Mrs.
It. Williams of lleddlni;. Mr. nnd
Mrs. M. R. Crooks of Mt. Shasta.
Mr. nnd Mrs. il. F. Riley nnd Mrs.
M. j. Sullivan of San Francisco.
Mi's. It, F. thicon and party and
f Jen. Ilershey of Hollywood.
Fair and Cooler
Oregon: Fair lonliht nnd Sun
day: cloudy and cooler on coast
Sunday; low; humidity In Interior.
Modcrato westerly winds nn const.
RAN FH.WCISCO. Sept. 2:.-
iThr wonther outlook
for
tho
week hcginnltig Sentemhov 13 was
announced today hy (lie went her
bureau tin follows:
Fat western stntes: Tho outlook
is for Rcnornlly fair weather ox-
cop! unsettled dmin tho middle
(of tho week In tho Nnrlh Pnclflc
states with rnln west of (he Cas
cades. Warmer nl iho beginning
of tho wok and cooler toward the
middle nnd clone.
TRTBTTYE, TTCEDFORD,
i PAwnmATFQ !
unituiuniLU
FOR GITrZENSHIP
IN JACKSON CO.
I
chief federal examiner, will bo
m,iu..n i .-i.,. i,. i
hnvfmr linen fillod nntui ihe throe'
- - ,
precjMiinu examinations ny ins as-1
sistant, V. W. Wlyuins of Portland.
n . whn ia "''""'here on'lhat date to hear the case.
Wednesday ar
Kluhrer. who was horn
in
Trail, ,
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"- - l,K"lv """" i"cno-mo-j
vnk icpuhlir: Hulila .Martina Huk-;
tifr. KromlitlKu etato. Sweden: i
Thoo,. Jt,.h,, t.rfripn( Ufi-!
EAST SIXTH STREET
In connection with the move-
ment having in view 'the imiiigu-!
ration of u modern lighting sy -
tern tor Hlxtn street. In-1 ween itiv -
(M'.sme avenue nnu west .Main
street, about 20 property owners
of that street gathered ltt the
Hotel Midland last night to dis
cuss the fonsnhility and cost oi
this long talked of and desired im
provement. Representatives of
the city administration' and of Hie
California. Oregon Power company
were present to give out any in
formation desired in connection
with the proposed project.
Met ore the meet ins adjourned
a committee was appointed, which
will gather data as to the expense
etc., with a view to forming a
lighting district, and bond the ;
property owners to obtain money
to go ahead, should the outlook i
be favored by all lhc Sixth street!
property owners. i
This committee, which consist t
of Knrl 1-1. Fehl, chairman ; and
Dr. K. II. Porter. Will Hansen. !
Carl Flcht wer and Dr. W. i W.
Howard, will soon meet with ;Citv
Attorney ,lohn H. t'arkln, ,Clty
Klectrlclan Hurry itlnnbargcr ' and
,J. C. Thompson, local manager
of the power eompai(. present
in an lufoinmtion capacity.
Various styles of illumination
and ornamentation of lighting
equipment were informally dis
cussed at last night's meeting.
I lea vy demand from Culifurnia
aml otnor rnnMt(ll HlnlCll fnr rImrU..,
H,luVer's pna bulbosn; or winter
h, . m . f
added w o r k m e n and working
hours, In order to prepare the
popular seed for market, Ray
mond iMiksche, of the Monarch
Seed nnd Feed company reported J
tuts morning.
Itegluning tonight the Monarch
company will put on a night shift
at the warehouse on South Fir
Mtreet In order to keep up with
t he order from markets in all
secHc.ns of tho country.
All available cleaning machinery
in the establishment has been in
use during the usual working
hours, but It has heen Impossibl
to meet tho demand, especially
I from California where it is being
years winter grass for sheep
nnd cuttle. Heavy freight expiess
ami postal shipments of the seed
sent from Medford daily, bear out
the fact that poa ludhosa Is com
ing to the front us a valuable pro
duct." Mr. Miksche said, in dis
cussing the grass.
During the past two years the
winter grass bus gained a great
ileal of favorable publicity for
Medford and the Rogue river val
ley, as a result of the efforts
of the local Chamber of Com
merce nnd the Rotary chip thru
which sample bags of ihe aeed
were distributed in practically alt
sections of thf world.
Baffling Mystery
at State Theatre
Fii'putcd to he one of the most
gaf fling mystery picture of the
year, "Tly Whose Hand?" is nt the
Slnle thenter. Rtcardo Cortex Is
the star, F.ugenla fillbert plays the
feminine lead, and the other mem
bers of the cast J. Thornton
ton, Tom Dugnn. Fdcur Washing
ion Mine, Lilllunne Leiuhton. Wil
liam Scott, John Steppllng and Do
Sacia MiMtcrs nre nil well-known
players.
The action of the picture re
volves around the theft of n price
less diamond necklace taken nt
house party given hy n rich wid
ow. Waller lang directed.
OREGON, RXTUT?DAY,
JUDGE WALKER TO
HEAR FEHL SUIT
AGAINST PAVING
Iiecause he objects to handin:
'. "'hi,.- !
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. . i
octouer 1. .ludire wniKer oi .ic-
I Minnvllle, said to be the youngest
.tl ., ... . .,. ,.
- judiciary
in the slate, will arrive I
Judge Thomas, who has been
(lipojifiijc of the duties of both
," n
Iho ,.olln. ,.0,.t ,, pilcit rourt
lhc 1ust -f,,w ,aV!1 will ,Pnv( to.
mon.w nK)lt fl)r Orants Push.
whorp hp wll, noll, t.rInlt ratirt
a,nd a number of equity mntters.
- A SLIGHT ERROR
! William Dudge, the local or-
tehurdist.. and well "known ''citizen, '
lis so straight a shooter that lie'
I dislikes being falsely posed In a i
newspaper as a close friend of any
one, no matter how complimentary!
that news Item may be to botiij
sides, hence he was a little put uiii'
hei-ause in yesterdav's interview
published In The Mail Tribune!
Wth. .Mrs. Hobert J. liurdette, thj
nationally known women's elub
and political worker, and telline.!
'm - ,ur nPre )ast Thursday
night, he was mentioned us an
old friend of Mrs. fJurdette.
There, is linrdly any doubt that
modest Hill would be proud to he
numbered among her friends, nnd
that she likewise would bo proud
to he numbered nmong his legion
of friends, both here and U'.'U
out .North Dnkota.
It is true that ho had a pleas
ant visit with Mrs. inirdctte on
Thursday evening at the Hotel
Medford. but not as a. friend, but
only because Mrs. Tiurdette had
met ami was acquainted with his!
son. Alec, who resides in Mono-
lulu.
BUDGE EXPLAINS
IU0GE CHENS SECUREST
P.
In a realty ileal, negotiated
within the last .. 0 days by (liti
nor and Shclcy ot Central Point
Judge W. K. Crews transferred
a 47-acre sub-division al Eu
gene. Oregon, for the F r a n k
Cooper home and orchard on the
Pacific highway. - The deal has
been pending for some time.
The same realtors report th-?
sale of the August Zutlin ranch
nea r I he New Hope school In
Josephine county to fi. .1. subnr-i.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
Ft) It SALF. U acres, I miles
from clly limits of .Medford; lit
acres of llusc pears, i"i years old:
4 acres in alfalfa, excellent soil:
good, barn, new 3 -room house,
electric lights, tractor, plow, disc,
spiingt.'oth go with place. Tolal
price :4fiHl; $(Ht cash, balance
s.Min pet year, ti'a interest. See
Charles A Whig Agency, Inc.
Phone 7l!X. 1 N ;t
FOIi,SAlJ-: 3 -room modern plas
tered home, dose to Washington
school; berrie. (lowers, lawn.
Total price SlTOH; $:il" eash:
balanco 2r per month. See
Charles A. Wing Agency, Inc.
Phone TUN. 13W
AVANTKD To exchange for Salem j
property, attractive new 5 -room j
modern home on pavement, just
3 blocks from post office. A real j
home. Price $ HHM). See Charles i
A. Wing Agency, Inc. Phone "US. I
U3i
FOR SALF. My home, 31 South
urupe St., 0 rooms, sleeping
porch, ! large porches, nice ga
rage, woodshed. gainlen and
Inwn. Price sjtiOO. Mrs. F. K.
Hayes. 1 S3
FOR SALK .1:'" Jniith Onkdalc:
11 rooms. 2 baths, sleeping
porch, double garage: remodeled
into three '-rooin upls. upstairs,
it-room apt. first floor; cement
foundation, new foot", complete
ly refinlshed. Mrs. F. l-l. Hayes.
1S3
WANTKD Laundry for 5 cents
pound; wash, dried and return.
Call -RtS-R over Sunday,- 1ST.
FOR R'FA'T Vurnished room;
furnace heated, hot und cold
water; also garage. -Oil S. Orange
.St. -'!'
FOR ft ALU Thompson seedless
and White Concord grapes, also
Delicious and other varieties of
npple. Joe Kantor, 2 's miles
cast of Phoenix. H"'
FOR SALK Apples, Spit and
Jonathan and several other va
rieties. .1. M. Nary, Phone 13-L.
2 1 3
WANTKD Competeiit middle ni;ei
housekeeper. per month. UV1.
ioir.-. r.37 w. loth. isstf
WANTKD Second - hand 4-ft. !
Fresno item per. Stale price. C,
L. Oivnn. Route S. Medford. 1S.1
FOR SALK Jonathan tipples.
C.arreU Ranch. r;t-J-l. 1ST.
WANTKD Address of Alice nnd
Lolla Finlcy tn 26 of Itellview.
Ashland. Message nnd money
vnurs. Address, "(Jranny,' Rox
36. Iltlt. Cnl. ISfi
WANTKD Kxperlenced ienog
rapher. State experience and lust
salary received. Some knowledge
of Itookkecplog ilenlred. though
not neeeitury, Hox i7, Tilbnee.
l3tf"
vgEPTErBERv22; m8.
3 ILLEGAL DEER
HUNTERS GIVEN
FINES OE $300
A trio of Klamrith Fails illegal !
. '. . A n
nu nuiii utu j-. -h. pi u. m
special name deputy stationed in
. .. . . . - u . . . .
tne uiamontl j'iko section. ' nun
they at once pleaded guilty, and
:,i .1 ti .........,.i i... ti..
name deputies, which with their I Dr. Warner of Medford and those The club cafe, under Valentino's
pleas of BUilty. nnd the money who are acquainted with her as- j manaRement, was one- of the city's
were sent to judge Taylor's courture us that a treat is in store for. popular restaurants, and' he In
here yesterday. '. , jus. lends to mnko -the place' even more
Of the trio. O. W. rtoliorlson was The first health meetliiK of the I attractive thro'uKh lnipronientt
fined SIT, and costs for hnvhiK the season was held at the church I anil first-class service: '
carcass of a mule deer In his mis- Wednesday. Sept. HI. The follow-I 1 ' "
session without lielns tat'Ked. and InK memhers were present: .Mes
J. Carl Uobley was fined SJTi nncl"lnmeK K. linefs, Short. Hohinson,
costs on a similar charcc. A. Curry, Stoddard, .1. . Xee. F.
The lust of the trio, fiuu llelhrise I I Louver, O. (loss of ilutte l''nlls.
was lined $100 and costs on two
ehai'Kes, S75 for killing u female
deer, and SUii for not having
taKffed the carcass.
Radio Program
KMED
Mall Triutine-Vlrglri Station
Saturday, sept.' 22
i:l5 p. m. Mail Tribune
news items and market re-
port.
Sunday, Sept. 2'A
II a. in. Maptist church scr-
vices broadcast thru lhc
courtesy of the .Mutual .Mill i
and ced Co
1. m. Kiist appearance nf
Uogue valley radio church
with services from' the
church by ltev. Wm, liny.
This will be a porr'.anent
feature beginning Sunday,
Monday. Sept. 24
10 to 10:311 a. m. American
Laundry. .
10:110 to 11 a. m.- Jordan
Klectrie com puny.
11 to 11:30 a. in. Medfonl
Welding. Hadiator u n d
Fender Works. ;
11:30 to 12 a. m. Tho Hoot-
ei y. 1
12 to 12::io a. m. Adrlennc
Steward Shop.
iJ:.a to 1:3" p. m. l-ewis
Super service station.
. j p. m. Mail Tribune
news and market report.
to II p. m. Request pro-
gram, sponsored by Porter "S
Ijumber Co. and the Sixth !
Street Super Servlci Station '
0 tn 10 p. m. .Mono .Motor
Oil Co. piYigrnm under the '
au.sdces of the chamber of 4
J commerce. ' 1 ' ' '
Nearly a month ago I. C. Daley;
of Medford lost a coat from his j
car white driving near Trail. lp-!
on returning to the city .Mr. Daley 1
inserted an advertisement . in the
Mall Tribune. Friday" evening Ted'
Smith, who had been on an ex-:
tended auto tour, returned the coat I
to Air. Daley. The coat hud been1
found in the road but its owner-1
ship was only cleared up when j
Smith had n chance to read Ills;
home ' paper.
These Drug Stores
Are Open Nights
This Week
Medford Pharmacy
Heath's Drug Store
Strang's Drug Store
FRANK'S
Comedians;
IN
The Big Tent
FRI., SAT., SUN.
The romantic comedy
"Peg O'My Heart"
Tent Well Heated
Prices 25 and 50 cents
6th and Holly
Coming
Tues. Night Only
"Not Tonight Dearie"
BIENNIAL COUNTY 1
rHEALTH MEETING
I AT BUTTE FALLS
IHJTTK KAM-S.. Sept. 21. The;
,and thos.
who attend are asked in;
; brills' lunches, or something: toward
,mmntiitv liin-h Coffei
fn in
r . .... " ........
and sucar win ac lurnisneu uy nut
MJ'u"o Kalis unit.
1 T11' sneaker for 1 110 (lav Wl l oe
.Mrs. .Morgan and Mrs. Da vies of
Kagle Point and .Miss Clover,
county health nurse, uf .Medford.
Plans for the'ycar were-discussed.
It was decided that we will
t have permanent clinics on the
I fourth Thursday of every 'month
j providing the dale is satisfactory
(with Dr. luskecp. On the same
day the nurse will make an all-flay
j visit here working in the school
I anil homes during the morning and
at the clinic during the afternoon.
Tho hours of the clinic will be
from one until four.
The possibility of-a health center
and a loan chest were discussed.
This year the heallh unit will
give special attention to prenatal
work. .
Miss Olover would like to know
of any tuberculosis patients, or
any who are suspected of hav
ing it. .
The officers are: Mrs. A. Short,
chairmnn: Mrs. .1. Xee, education;
Airs. V. Hoover, publicity; Mrs. ,1.
Simorville. nursing; .Mrs. O. M.
(ioss, finance; Mrs. A. Curry, sup
plies. ; The dues arc ftrtc a year.
Anyone interested is cordially i
It's
Your
Last
Chance
TONIGHT
THE WORLD
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FARM BUREAU
Invited tu attend, these. .uwetlncs.
The next ,1-eKUlar iheejiiiR. vlll be
on ThursdiiV. nctnber 2-V.
Valentine Return fr,
Will Improve Cafe
A considerable amount will h5
expended fos -improvenientM nnd
imcrhir dciinotlons nt the Club
cafe, accordion to Jimmy Valen
tine, who has itKain assumed own
ership of the South rtiverslde at
Iiir, idace after an absence front
.Medford of several months
Mr, Valentine spent most of IiIh
time after leaving here In iravel
iiiK up und down the const looking
for. a location. Ho was unable to
una iinyininK whit nem'r prospects
than the busineps hp' hud disposed
n i ma.i.v....i i ..-.;1...it..
""". " i"iuinhi)
nirneil and Ik now hack at the old
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THEATRE.
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