Medford mail tribune., September 24, 1928, Page 2, Image 2

tATIT! TWO
MTUDFORD MATTJ TRTR1TNE, MEDFORD, OTJEfiOV. MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 21, 102S.
I.. W
iocal and
Personal
The fh'Ht day uf tin- autumn Ma
son, which officially wax ushered
in last Saturday with a maximum
uf '.iti licit day, wan succeeded yes-
lerday hy a maximum temperature
tif H) decrees lower, hd. Part ly
cloudy weather with possible ruin
louight Hint Tuesday Is the fore -
cant of the wealher bureau,
Private Sale Kiirnilure, (-rand
piano. Looks, etc.. commencing
Wednesday. Sept. 2iilh. A
. Kred:
Hopkins. .Med ford Height
Tele
phone 1IM0. tf
V. C. Culbertson. editor of the
Candy Herald :it ('unity. Ore., detn
ttcratlc candidate Cor congress, and
proprietor of the Hotel Seward,
and Hotel C o r n e 1 1 u s at 1'ort-
land, X ' w Hotel Sal' m at
.Salem, unci Hotel Corvnllis at Cor-
valiis, was the chief speaker at the
i."hamber of Commerce forum
luncheon today at the Hotel Aled -
ford.
Concerning your
Dr. l. A. Chamber
HI 7 Medf.ud Pldu.
liiellt. hone 1 Xfi.
s i ml Toriilslied.
eves, consult
Ojdoroetrisl.
Kor uimoint -
(Masses fitted
1 ) majority of thf Medford and
- otlH-r valley vouny people, who will
attend tin I'niversity or (treyon or
tile Oregon Agricultural college
111 il.u cfdlene vear. left ior those
Institutions Saturday or yesterday,
i Xatwick, Inc., makers or yowns.
. draperies, slipcovers, etc. IHH
.Mrs. K. Ai. Thompson of Perk-f
1:1 eley spent the past week as 1he
Uliest of .Mr. and Airs. II. .N". Kd-,
, wards and left here last evening
. . for her home. ,
Have that k!uss tut In your ear i
now. Our prices tire lower. AIed-1
ford Auto WreckliiK Co., I'lif No.
1 ',' Itiverside. Tel. TILL 1ST
. Iniliided anions tile Orefjonhi ns j
reeistred at .Medford hotels are i
i T. S. (illbert of I'.Uie Itiver. .1. T.
(ioodman of Salem. A. AL Swa i t h-y
of Corvi.llls. V. liertram f
Alarshfiehl. .1. li. Krost. V. AL llil
. Iiry, .Mr. and -Mrs. W. C. Pent. II
liuruoyne of JOugene. and the fol
lowing from Portland: .1. K. Sum
ner, IL II. Pomeroy, L. Al. Hibbe
and A. K. Hall.
Uecin- outfits In beautiful col
ors nialte clever gifts. See them
at Office Stationery tfc Supply Co..
across from Itlalto. IXllf
Airs. Virgle Xetherlaml. formerly
proprietor of a beauty parlor in
connection with the Slusser barber
shop on Main street, left here this
morning for Portland, expecting to
locate there.
Home made? cakes and rolls. Airs.
C. C. VanScoyoc. Phone CltU-.L IS!'
Iternard Morshon. who look his
father. Loroy Alershon, on a deer
huuling trip In the lleagle terri
tory, leaving early Saturday morn
ing, relumed yesterday i. 'on with
a nice dead buck, and hs father
jtlinost expiring from fatigue. m
veine gained his hunting knowl
edge from association with Pud
and Chuck Thomas, who learned
their deer killing lore Tram an Itin
erant umbrella mender seve.-al
years iu;o.
H Shingling, reshingllng, roof re
pairing, f. N. McCollum, Sliti N
Central. Phone 13L3-V. IK.S
' T. It. Pollock, iiccompiinled by
IiIm. daughter. .Mis .Muriel Pollock,
of Clendale, Ore., spent Ihe week
end In Medford as the geMits of,
,A!rs. Pollock and another daughter. !
World's series baseball games.
Intercollegiate football, presidential
election, and the national hrnnd
eating of these eventshear them
on a Majestic radio, Palmer Music.
House kIvch free demons! rat ions.
1KX
Korosi Martin of Medford was
fined r.'l In the Justice court at
Cold Hill this week, on a charge
of killing a spotted fawn. C. AL
Martin of the name place was fined
:r." for hunting without a license,
linth were in-rented on Kvuns creek
by Kred .Merrill, deputy game war
den. lirantH Pass Courier.
Xatwick, inc., makers of gowns,
draperies, Hllpcovers, etc. 1SH
K. A. Moore left here the end
of the week for the 'Yakima valley
in look after harvesting of crops
on his two ranches.
Pecipe outfits III beautiful col
ors make clever gifts. See them
at Office Stationery Supply l'n.
across front Itlalto. 1 S 1 t f
Kmtl ,ltreeht. manager of a i
bit -al 2 at h Century store, aceom
; panfed by Airs. Albrecbt and ibelr
'biuuhter. spent Sunday visiting
(K lamalh Kalis friends.
Dressmaking and remodeling.
Kasbion Shop. 421 Aledford I'.ldi;.
W'hlh' onlv IS out of the tnlr '
e.irs registered hriv yesterd:iv. the frei'K Judi;lni; leant reielviim first
number of stn'h v.wn that will vk- and the oppoi tiinliy to attend llo
'.jhler today Will e lutlelt more, ae- 1'aeifie I u t ei'lia t Intia 1 l.lvestnek e
enidini: lo the ren s raiion "f thK pnviiiou ;it I'orllaml later in the!
;oi nuijn. 1
Mini Allee nlin. formerly al Ml-
taii.V's LeauU1 Shop. Is nnv loealeil
'it Wlneland's llemity Shoi. next
1 il.ior to Mote) Medford. I'hone 111
r i
Start These
Crispy
Mornings
with a bicakfnsl of
FLUHRER'S MILK
BREAD TOAST. It's
goodness will surpriso
you.
1 Through nil error It wiih stated Iti
(his iiiipcr .Sunday that tlx ('niter
l.nke guild of the I'l-i'shyH'i'luii
church wuiild ludd their annual
dinm-r at tin church piii'lor.s to
night, .Scjitctnltci' 24. Inslfiul of
tliat d;ilr tin affair is scheduled
I to l.c gl.eii Ortoher i, In-ginning , Saturday night. According lo pre
' at 7 o'clock. Itcsfrvalion.s should ; cm plans, thit Legion mm will
I be
! 1
phoned to Mrs. II. JJynan at . -ponyor a similar dnnec each suc
ceeding Saturday night. The pro-
Klamath Kalis .Vetted
j i(.s M.L'.'i per ion lbs
j KmJt .Market, Hionc
i delivery.
cm pota
Johnson
Kie
u- u- Moure of Kligulie was a
week end litest at tin- home of .Mr.
! and -Mrs. ('. T. HufrghiH.
Don't miss the bargains at the
I'.mniy I. on Hat Shop In
Store.
Al. AL
ISu
Pv crossing two different type.
Luu is llcrholdt of Hillsboro has
succeeded ill developing a large
seedless crape that he declare will
mow well
. and other
the Tualatin valley
scetions of the north-
j west.
An unusual opportunity to yet
, Kdi.son records, I'm each. Palmer
( Music House. 1
I
Mr. ami .Mrs. (
P. Moiiahan and
Aliv. AL A. Uorsej
of J
Hey Hills,
I 'al.. ale spendlim this w
i T- -Uiiniels summer
k at lie
-abin a
j l'laniond lake.
1 .Natwitlc, Inc., niak(-rs of kowiis.
! draperies, slipcovers, ote.
! -'"'"i H. Peter arrived lu-re
- "idiiy after a business tri,
K lanial li Kails. .Mr. I'eler roe.
! motored to San Kraneisco
IRS
Sat-
ntly
with
Mrs. peter and lltoir daughter. .Mis.- ;
Kleanor. who Is a student at the
Cniversity of Califc.rnla this fall.1
New arrivals from Cage In new
smart felts priced very modest a!
li.r.fl. A Oagp hat tells the style.
The Hand Hus, 2:'3 Kast Cth St..!
Invites you. 1 Sii '
Sale m's jmblic schools opened !
today with an enrollment estimated
by (leorge Hug, superintendent, in
excess of f,,0(Mi pupils. 'I'hore are j
I prlnciials and teachers. j
Kxtra ))eciai YmrgaliiM. Several I
I hundred
arrived
more new fall hats hist
ind are offered at those
aving bargains of $4.!S.
! """"'J
$3. its. .?.!(, Si.iiS and ?! no S A- i
II. stamos iclveii. too. will, one fflf. I
gaimi. The Kmmv Lou Hat sio.no.. I
in AL AL Stor
iv. 1
.Miss Klatidia Klu in and .Miss
Constance A ndrevvs rol td yes
leidny from : era! davs trip to.
Cresci i City.
IIomc made cakes and rolls. Mrs.
C. (. VniiSoo.voc, Phone ti'.''.i-J. IMi
.la - per Iteynolds left yesterday
for lOugene to resume his work at
the Cniversity of Oregon. He has
spent Ihe summer n Aledfoid as
sisting his parents. Air. and Airs.
C. L. Iteynolds at the Hotel Hol
land. Poems set to music. Alaster
erafl Song Pnldishei , Seattle. '2 Hi
Waller Jones. I Jr. U. A, Cham
bers and son Hilly, and Uelbert
Clifford spent the week end at the
Lake o' the Woods, their trip I
ing climaxed by a hike to the top
of Alt. Pill. That the local moim-,
tain Is much mm e difficult to climb 1
than Alouiitn Hood was the state-j
ment maile by Dr. I'hiynbers, who'
has accomplished the other feat !
recently.
Miss Jtowcu dale left here yes
loi'dny for Kugeno, where she will
re-cnlcr Ihe t'nlversliy of Oregon
this fall.
J, ,1. Ibtehter was a business vis
itor lu Hoseburg today.
Pcglmiiug tomorrow night, Tues
day, t he ,iu u ior boys' drum and
bugle corps will be divided Into
two practice groups, one for the
Iruinmers and the olher for the !
buglei-M. Claylon Isaacs Is In charge f," r ' 1
of the drummers, who will meet ' T" nieiml
on Thursdays, and Italph l!ogk'ltho" ,'("l',u1'
(lire
ts the buglers, who will in eel I
on Tuesdays at 7 o'clock. At pr
cut there Is a total of 7S boys
equipped wilh instrument'. The
practices are held al tin 1 loj Si-oUl
headquarters.
Attorney A. K. Iteames went o
Klamath Kails Sunday on a busi
ness trip, expecting lo return lo
Medford this evening.
.Mrs, I,. L. Loutisbury and son
(leorge left by car this morning
for Portland, expecting to upend
the remainder of the week on a
pleasure trip lu Hie city.
I iaiil.lt .... i. II- it Iu I
v-.. .... ,. "i. '. i
company for Ihe .const ruet Ion of a
Millie lumber shed at I2:t;i Cout!
sheet, and to 1. X. Koy Tor a 2imn
residence at ft 2 3 Hartlett slreel.
The llogue Itiver calf club .tudt-
inu le;im. eotuposed of l'"l'eil Har-
ey. A drill 11 I leisehheruer iilfl 1
Doimlil t'ook, left (his afternoon i
wilh t'iiuul.v Aqeut II. It. Unwell:
a loin, wbi' re l hey will lie ru
in tin Jlhklim eouipetitloli.
1 hoys plaeed second In the
Josephine eouiily fair, the )oer
yt'iir. I be
betni: pabl
ises of the trip are
ie state fair board
j hi eii-operal Ion wilh the loe.il
' ba n l;s. ( ! i n nt s I 'ass t 'ourler.
I A sliulil snildlis " labor upi'li
1 lanis was repord'd this morning by
(Chris C.Mtlb b at Ihe Ineal free em
ploy to ' III buri'.iu. I'l ai t ieally
'lit of the pears hai
b
pleked. the lemaiiiim; arlety. Win
ter Nelhs. b.-lm; harvest!.,! al Ihe
present time. Apple pielilng is also
unibr way. wilh prospeels for a
fair .lop uhieh will le he.rvested
wbhln the m xt luo or Ihiee week;
Miss .loyee Mad.lox left yester
day fM the I'niversity "f r'gon
afier .qiemlini: the summer In the
i lly w illi relatives.
A marriage lieene as i
yeMerday i. .lames L. Short, :
f
Coeo and INtlo r O .I'etetfon. 27.
of the same plaee.
Ammig the Callfurnla people
rekMered al Medford lu-iels are
N. lbe Ilinrtn ;in. Mr. iitii) .,s
.1 I. Shepherd ,,r Lo Angeles, W
A l.hlle, V Ihlin, Jr.. C, .1 .
O K. II. C I:, U easier, K. W, Klseh
ei and Chris i'...be of San 1'i.ui-
ei - - i'
Win 1 1
lima IN-
1 bmes
and
both t.f vhliind
tMted a marl laue IteePH-.
mug at the rmmiv Jerk'
I Ii t- mo
orfl.e
' Kl,lK
in San
Miss I'Mddie Welson
it reel . w ho m i h ed he
Kitrhiis.-o several davs after
spending the summer then
last night for Portland for .
ernl days' visit with friend
,lM,'r
ie n
sev-
Willi Hi.- McdfurU Uglun drum ;
corps in ehurgi uf iho (Iuiie mid i
an I'ffiMiUvc shi'll nmingeimmt fnr I
tin- background uf the Pi-p IVd-j
IItm urchcNlra, a good Hi zed crowd
uf daiH'cr enjoyed tJu Hft-niid of)
: a ?ri-s of affairs at Hilarity hall
eds will In used in buying new '
suMs for
the drum corp. j
C. It. Lucas of Klamath Kalis, ' . ' v , ,'. "
was union the Klamath section ! ...... , .... . ( N"- ' " i urged to attend tonights
residents spending yesterday In , " "U "" uw 1,lul1 li,'a fur lllst meet irmut tho annm y ..mi to exer
.Meuror.l. Illl,(-'u !n ,nt) 1'ifriHcnt'n (Mip tour- ( Ms right lo vuto al ihe annual
1 1 hi i 'i. n t f...-ki,.u ,.f i ...it... ' HtiirtlnK t the Mudfurtl t!olf ! election. A good lineup of candi-
'..'..II i,n..." h
been assigned by chief j ustiee
IUUMI "I Man- supreme eun
to hold eourt at Hums fir
Haltou Pi'us, who is ill.
.lu. Ik-
Court
will open at Hums .Monday,
The traveling palronutfo at the
j local hotels fid I off considerably
j yesterday to what it hud been for
' a Jontf time past, but despite the
fact that ihif tourist season prac
tically ended a week aKo. yester
day's' patronage . may have been
uy a temporary lull.
Keudut I
; K. Alurtihy.
; took out a
I morning at
. Hazey, ". I. and Kthe
3:t, of San Kraneisco
marriage license tlii;
tile county clerk's of
1 fice.
C. i:. C.ates left las' liiellt for
Portland, where he will spend to
i day and tomorrow utieinHiiwr a
. state hiKhwiiy commission meottnu
; there. He ex peels to stop over ill
i the state fair at Salem on his way
, home.
Kvelyn I ew reiirni-tl to Kuom
to resume here stuilies this inorn
liS. after spending the summer
, vacation here with her family.
Tin- quarterly muster of Com
J pany A, 1 s'ith infantry, will he
! held at the Armory tomorrow
nihi. Tuesday, befriiinltiK at
j o'clock. It is imperative that all
j members bo present. Captain Curl
V. Teiitfwald announced this morn-
! '"K-
Tn,'lv w',, 1,0 ril'''s in l,M' clly
during the week end. members of
the local fire department naing
rested since I Itursilay. .sepiemi
-'. when 1 Iv
illed out be-
residence fire 1
cause oi a sina n
; wliicli did practically no uaiiwtKe.
C.uesls rrom Washington state
! reginered :at Aledford hotels ln
i elude H. T, Vawter of Seattle ami
j Airs. A. .1. Linsey, I). P. and ,1. C.
j Lindsey of Spokane.
Then. Wlxson. supervisor of the
! 20lh Ceniury stores .and Krnest
Haeekeir .ir Kllgeiie returned to
their homes Saturday after spend
ing the past week in this city.
Airs. Kffle Thompson, formerly
of Aledford but now of Perkley,
Cal.. is the guest of Air. and Airs.
II. X. Kdwards of Xorth Peach
street.
Karl Johnson, ."on oT Air. an.;
Airs. Kdgar Johnson, brought home
a three-prong buck yesterday as a
result of a hunting trip to Ihe Ap
pleu.ite district.
Al llerzog of Yreka was a local
business visitor here today in con
nection with the Siskiyou county
fair which starts Thursday. Sep
tember T. .Mr. Herzcg stales tint
a big program of races, stunts una i
an aerial cirrus will be on .he j
dally schedule each afternoon ofj
the fair, and predictions are for j
a big attendance. j ,
Alueh Interest is being shown in ,
ihe radio piano recital by the lal-; .
cnted pupils of Airs. K. r. or
WlllCn Will OC pienroie.i i-l.- j
tion KM l-'J) tumorrow ntghl.!..
trUK Hli-
'ourlcsy of the Call-
i u Power company. ' rf
will be ?lven durlim
Copeo hour from !
10 1,1 n
Jas. (Ioodman. wen Known i.e-
Kionuairc of Salem, was a local
business visitor In this city today.
Mr. Croodman took movies of the
.MedTord Legion conveniton last
month for the Oregon screen re
view. Miss Kli.abeth Lyons arrived
here Ihe end of last week, expect
ing to spend the winter months
at the home of her aunt and uncle.
Mr. and Mrs. K. A. Moore. Miss
Lyons will enroll al the Ashland
Normal school,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Isaacs spent
Sunday at McAllster Springs. Th
y
motored up hy the old route ami
report extremely rotiwh roads miieli
of the way.
A. W. I'.aker. travi'lint; freluht
at;enl fur the I'nion 1'aeifte. with
heitthniarters at Ihifnt'. is In lliln
elty for several days In eonneellon
with fruit shipping business. II
repnrls that he Is well pleased with
the pear harvesting In this valley.
Obituary
Mi:i.Vl- Kllabeih I. Melvin
passed away at the Saered Heart "
Hospital September 'Jl, 1 1 L" S . lifter
after an Illness of four days, aged
IL' vears : monthH and J day
Mrs, Melvln was a native of ine-i
i-on. born near Myrtle Creek, She;
later moved to California and
made her home In that stale lor ;
to yea i and has resided la Med-1
ford lor the past I o years, rest- s
('in
ii4 illT South Newtown
slreel. She leaves two daughter-
tnd one son: Mrs. Clifford Moore, i
Cr'
vln
i-ent City. Calif. Ports Mel
and Al Melvin of Medford
l- tmeral set vlees will be held al .
the Perl Vuneral home 'ednrn- '
day. September "Jii. at '.'lO'.'.
e;o-eloek p. m.. Kev. W II l-.alon
oftleiatlng. Interment In Iho .M ed
it ford eemelery.
SMITH -Mrs. W. ,1. Smith, a rosi-
; deni uf Medford for the past ten
' years, passed away in Port land
: September j;i at tin ago of al
j years.. Slu leaves lo mourn her
: passing ono daughter and one son.
'Ciina- It. and Allen A. Smith, both
of Medford. also her mother. Mrs.
Hell Mevamler, and one sis to.
( Miss liraee Alexander of Traveise
City. Miih.
Knneral services v ill be nm-
ilueted from the now Conger fun
I oral parlors. West Main at New
1 town. Wednesday. September -. at
L' -lt p. m. Uov. K. IV Uiwreme
will have eharge itf nervloes. with
vnn. entombment In the Medford
mausoleum.
Mall Trlhum- ml me
20,000 pooplo every (t;iy.
32 QUALIFY !N
GOLF TOURNEY
. i:lul ltlav. Pill Vawter. ( .! Sm,m
: aiitf nile HuliiK'M will nave to play
fltT ,() seL. W tlic-ll KvtH No. 30 oil
(j,e (,.,. j-Juc-Ii of these pluvurs
. shol 101 vcsleldav
The (italifyin KCorus ninned
from 7, niude hy Chan. Kmm, to
ihe litis notod above, with many
of the players hIkavIiik a niarkcd
improvenuint over what they did
six months hko. 1
The qualityiim round was with
out handicaps, hut the tourney will
be handicapped so everyone will
have u chance to win.
Helow is Klven the list: Kkuii
playing Fish, MecUimui playing Al
enderfcr, and so on down the line:
1. Ksnn.
I'. Fish.
Iteckinau.
I. Alenderl'er.
T. N'ernon Vawter.
li. K. .1. AlePheiHon
7. Heney.
S. .1. Ilonier.
!t. Shrieve.
10. Thomson.
11. It. Hammond, Sr
1. CI. Roberts
13. C Alarx
II. Hunt.
1.1. Corum;
HI. L. 'Hi'penlei',
17. Kid Smith.
IS, W, Isaacs.
I ii. Voorhies.
M. McC'askey.
21. Hussell.
L'-'. Hosenhei'K.
X',. Weeks.
1M. Aliles.
Ji. ti. Hates.
I'd. Dr. Kmmuns
27. Urallie.
2S. Wilcox.
2!b John Tomlln.
:io. (Tied wiiiuei'l.
Id. Ttimy.
112. Scliellel.
Radio Program
KMED
Mall Trihuiic-Virln Station
Monday, September 24
V. M.
(i: la News and Market lle-
port.
S to ! Sixth Street Service
Station and Porter l.nmber
Co.
fr II to 10 Mono Motor Oil Co.
Tuesday, September 25
A. .r
to ID Reliable Ororury.
t ('on DeVore.
10 to 1 1: ::o Soiilherii Omnoti
Fleet lie.
Hl::!ii to II Swem's. (lift
Shop.
II lo ll::il)-M. M. Heparl-
incut Store,
i II: :t0 lo 11! Colonial llakery.
P. .M.
12 to ! The Independent
Kleelrie Co.
12:".ii to 1 :.'t0 MouaiTb Seed
&. Feed Co.
K.U.KM. Clrr., HiMil. ITl Till'!
I.uilf i.r ii iicwhiirn '': n ri.uiul
Similiiy lirni nth kiiiiii- brush in
I'iiIiiKm-'h wniil mi I hi- uiilsklrtK
of Hiili iii. The IhmI.v was w rnppi"!
In ii tnwi'i. i nrrc is no riu
is
lh'- l-l.-ntilv of tin-
llllcl.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
l.OHT
pllp. -Small hlaeli mid inn male'
UilU V. Hth Ml. Tel. ;i!MI-V.
1
KOi: KAI.i; I)el,avel miming- ma
ehtne enmplete. bargain: also J
iron-gray mares. 'A miles from
Central I'oint tut highway. Hoy
Lambert. I l'n
I'Oli liy.NT Kuruisbed apart
ment. I'hone ir.LMl. is:.ti'
U ANTKIV Lady
plrs and pears,
ehards.
paekers for ap
pear CreeU (ii-IS7-
K(HI SALi: C!as
Koli ItKX'l Two offiee rooms in
the .laeUson County Lank Lldg.
Impiire at Kink. iMiJ
(-(iNVA.i;Sti:T A I
i : ! ; s t
IKiMK. L'.:i Cranlte St.. Ahland.
Terms for ronva leseents, s pr
day; old people and invalids, s.'hi
per month and up, aeeordinu to
room and eare, 1 s.ltf
KtHl ItM.NT, SAl.K Hit TltAUK -New
."'-room modern bungalow,
in .laekson vtlle. See owner at
fin I l'.eatty St. 1 S!
WAXTLP Saxophone player for
loeal orehestra work: ood fob
Address Mux XX. .Mail Tribune.
i ni;
W A XTK1 I leneVal housework by
single middle agv'd woman. Tel.
:-r,i ix. is.;
FERTILIZER
Sulphur
CAR JUST UNLOADED.
WITH US
1 Monarch Seed
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LEGION ELECTION
I
TO BE BIS EVEMI
' l.'i ,.t M.wlf.n-.l ut
dates Is on th" Lei-.ioii ticket a lid
two or more mem hers have hot
nominated for every office, thus a
surini; plenty of competition.
In addition to t:a flection and
short business niretln-r, there will
he an entertaiiiinenl proni'iiin and dale both doK and cat imiietits. i
a biK "feed" in the armory mess There will be two large wards,
hall served by (he Uulies' Au-'1'1"' dogs-, ,,ne for the sick dogs, j
jliary. t which can lake care of liit, and,
A sp'.'clal In vital lou is extended I 'n fnr Hie well, which will a-J
hy Post Commander Itiomley to all : eunnnodate ::o or more. The lat-l
out ol town Legionnaires to attend ter ward will have a separate ruu
this imnortant meetini;. which will way to assure the uecessai-y '
he called at S p. m. Th: t'oliowiim
is a list of the candidates to he
voted on at tonight's election:
Pest Commander John Ilolmur
and K. C. Fovgusoii.
First Vice Commander Kd Web
ber and Fd leach
! Second Vice Commander Llnyij
Williamson, Henry Flulner, Harry
.h)or- anil A. U. ('ullinr.
AdjirtautiA'on Itrown and Lee
.Carlocl;
i Finance OtTicer- Hernice Cainer-
ion. Hon Newbury and Alelvin Ho-!
;.';an. ;
Chaplain A. .1. Anderson, II. F. .
AIcFlhose.' A. U Collier. Horace ;
Lromley and Itay 'i-iuhi :
; Kxeciilivu Coninilltee Harry I
Moore, Horace Uromlev It. H. l!ry
anl, 1111 Holder, Jas. Collins, Paul
MelJnnald. Ted Maker. Ha He Davis.
i Joe KlloKel. Fred Stdielfel. Ileniy
i Pace, A. U. Collier itnd Km 11 Pro-
. I'by.
WW TRAFFIC COP
RESULTS IN FIE
.1.
Clark, a youiiK packing i
'house worker of Aledford made a;
sad financial mistake last Saturday ;
: eveniiiK when in driving: his car !
south at about :U) miles an hour at :
: the end of South Itiverside avenue. '
jon the Pacific Highway he passed
a car tfoing tp" same direction in !
I front of him. 'iid nearly collided
Willi Ihe car of State Traffic OlTi
i cer .Moore who was coming north.!
tll was only the e;;poit driving uf
! the officer, who later arrested !
j Clark, that prevented rt bad colli- j
jsioii and Miiash-up. 1
t In .1 udge Taylor's court this
; forenoon Clark was fineil Sio and
j costs, ami suffi red the .'UMpension
of his driver's license for the next
j I ." days, on his plea of guilty to
(the charge of imprudent and reck
; less driving.
I At that, his punishment was
j very lenient, due prcbably t. his
I frank statement of tin- circum-
stance::, and his explanation that
I he was closely watchin." bin motor,
.which he said war: urn-kin bait at
the time, a.; Jud.gc Taylor has re
' pealed ly given wain ing that he
would impose stiff punishment on
jail violators fouml Kuilly uf p:ts.s
; Iiit; .n-iitind i';u-s withom suft'irM'nt
! i-U'iininrc iilu'ai! I'm- the MitVly ol'
an upproai'liiiiK: rn r.
l I.I. INI is. Alont., Sopt. 21. (!,
(Jcnrso t-Vlinciclc:- uf Ciiliiinlius.
Jl,m., Inuiud to lluulll. Tom Clark
r l.lriiiKulini ri'i-i-ivwl liilrns lriim
uhich In- i.i not cxpci-h-d tn n-ctiver
and Clan-nee I rie of Mvinustuti
was seriously injured when a plane
piloted by Vvlv hurst inlu flanti'-s
today when il tnadi: a ton-cd lam!
Iiik on lh'1 outskirts of Laurel. Hi
miles from hern.
0 STATE
THEATRE
South CciHr.il Near Elyhth
TONIGHT
"DISCORD"
Featuring COSTA ERMAN
Also
Comedy and Scenic
Any Seat 15c Anytime
Children under 12, 10c
Continuous Show Daily
Matinee 1 to 5 P. M.
Evening 6:30 to 1 1 P. M.
Saturday and Sunday, contin
uous 1 to 11 P. M. Pictures
change daily except Thurs
day. PLACE YOUR ORDER
EARLY
& Feed Co. i
i
MEDFORO WILL
SOON HAVE NEW
DOG HOSPITAL
The new .Medt'ord Voter! nar.v
hospital, now bi-Mii; bin it by Dr.
i. '. SUme. on Xorth Central.
;dl tn"t "f nhoiit P.OU(. will li
completed in three weeks, accord -iiit;
to tlie loal veterinarian. TLe
eoiierete structure, which is to
. on tain all the modern features
ami latest frills, will aeenmmu-
i amount of daily e-eiviso. The
jward for cats will m a separate;
j department. j
Ur. stone will U ep an attend!
ant. who is to be provided with
j a room in t he hospital, and who .
will be on hand to administer con-
: stanily
the needs of the in-
; valids.
i 'I be building, which i
proof structure, has been
I of the local veterinarian
fiii
til-:
P 22 years, and no effort
being spared to make ii one of
the most complete and oiit.siand-l
ing hospitals of its kind along the;
coast.
I !"side t he three large ward"
mi
SIITTETD !
ICECREAM!
PASTUERIZED SAFE 'PURE !
PRODUCED PACKED' I
I THE SANITARY WAY i
I-
ir
These Drug Stores
are open nights this
week:
Jarmin & Woods
James McNair Pharmacy
West Side Pharmacy
! Phone w
1 t
i
,IaJl5
i
Power Marmon-built straight-eight
motors of even greater smoothness. Larger
motor more power in "68".
New Beauty New hood ami front end
design. Newfitments. New colors. Double
chromium plating of all exposed metal
parts. (Require no polishing.)
Easy Riding A famous Marnton char
acteristic even more pronounced.
Prices New 'W $ 1465. New ""S" $ 1965.
l'.o.b. factory. Ue luxe equipment extra.
HIGHWAY MOTOR
123 So. Eiversida Quality Cars
WORLD'S LARGEST PRODUCERS
lentioned the establishment will
bo m-ovided with a doctor's office.
an examining room and a surgical
room, ciiuipped with a specially
built operating table. ,
naiiH. where the neceaaary medi
cines for hoi'ital use are stored,
will opn off this department.
There will also be a kitchen, in,
which the hospital meals will he
pre.;, iv. t.
Also, for even the most nervous
ami ilni'ky paticlKs (Dr. Stone
says these are to be found, as
usual, anii-nif the female of the
specie;-; i, lie is having a special
Hipping department, a bath room
and shower provided. So there
Is every reason to believe that th
patients will not only lie pro-
nouneeu curei:. mu pieasiniy wen
groomed, upon their return to tli.
lutrm-il nunine of life.
To SEE and
HEAR
HURRY!
I Only On. Day Aft ,4- li
I TODAY t
Piiramoimt's Second Big
Sound Production
ESTHER '
"TheSAWDUST,
PARADISE "
A child of the spangled
aiena brines you all the
drama of circus life.
YOU HEAR!
t It AH.
The spiel of the side
show barkers, the lur
ing peal of the circus
calliope.
3 ffJ-
I lllMjiwMmwujiiMi.i.i..iJ n
TODAY
Management of
of Slusser Beauty
Shop Changed
Airs. K. I-:. Powell litis laker.
er management of the liea .iiy
parlor loi-ated in the Slusser jiar-i-r
Slpp al Last Alain lroot.
The parlor which is one of . Die
best equipped in the city was for
1 merly operated by Alrn. X'irgiu
Xctluclaml.
Al:s. Powell has eondu c i e d
poauty shops in A led ford fin- sev
ral years and is thoroly ex peri-
marcelliiu; and other
i,,-,,,,,,.,- llf j.eauty parlor work.
.
Classified ndveriislnir ef- resultH.
Sing With
Vitaphone
LYNN COWAN
Master of
Ceremonies
Also
THE ARKANSAW
TRAVELERS
and
THE TALKING
NEWS REEL
iliill
'Willi
cdlflsjpllaay'
THIS is to announce the New
Series Marmon 68 and 78 two
great new straight-eights at the
price of the average six a continu
ation of the basic Marmon princi
ples which have been so conspic
uously successful, plus the latest
findings of Marmon engineers aia.d
body designers.
Here, we confidently believe, are
the greatest values you have ever
been asked to consider in any auto
mobile. We invite you to see these
new cars in our salesroom today.
CO.
Phone 254
STRAIGHT-EIGHTS