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; A VEW YORK, Sept. (?)
biimHinL-uuu v..Kui ni.irvn, .
hia bride f four days, thn former
ci Airs. K. II. Koehler, wore on aj
f wedding cruise aboard his yacht j
...J today.
;f They were married in Stamford,
,1, Conn., Saturday but the fact was
mid
' not generally known until an an -
: , nouncement by his business; ubsouI-
. Uitefi hero last night. They had. not
. known of the marriage, It was said
.r until Inquiries caused them to get
in touch with the chain store mag-
nate, who con firm en: the rumors.
Schulte and his first wife sop
:, united in 192 6, but that thQre had
1 been a divorce was not generally
known until the announcement of
the wedding. The first Mrs.
J,i Bchultn has been given custody of
their three children. The present
pMrs. Schulte is the widow of 10. II.
Koehler, business associate of
chulte's and former treasurer of
,aark & Tilford, one of the fctahuHn
enterprises. Mr. Koehler died three
flr'trH ago.
.'J Mr. Kchtilte who is Cfi years old
jrose from an $18 a week store
. 'clerk to one of the largest chain
Btore operators In the
country.
A .though his wealth runs Into mil
. 'lions he has retained his simple
tastes. When In New York he
;goes to 'work on the subway from
.Ills Park avenue apartment,
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1 FOR SELLING AUTO
;! MADERA, Cftl., Sept. 25. (P)
V J. B. Trollenger was arrested here
4 yesterday charged with taking a
tar from Medford, Ore, and sell
ing It in Berkeley while there was
stili a balance due on the purchase
price, ile is alleged to havo
. changed the engine number plates
in order to effect the sale.
i Tho local authorities will take I
no action in this matter, andChief !
of Police Cletus McCredie today!
I wired Madera, CaTif., to this effect, j
L which will result in the release of i
Trollenger today. ' j
I The automobile In the case was j
a 1-ord, Trollenger purchased from j
the Mason Motor company of this:
city. He owed a very small bai- j
nnce on the auto. J
The sheriff's office has not been
nd vised what action will be taken 1
upon tho California law, prohibit
ing the altering of engine numbers.
Political Talks
on Air Tonight
NEW! YORK, Sept. 25. P) To
f niBht's national political radio
!j speakers will be:
! Assistant Set . etary of the Treaa
; nry Ogden h. Mills at Washington
- over WABC and the Columbia net
: work at 7:30 p. m., eastern stand-
ard time.
Democratic National Chairman
v. John J. Raskob from New York
; over WABC and the Columbia net
's work at 9:30 p. m., eastern stnnd
; ard time. His topic will be "Pros
i perity."
Voters' Service: "The Candl
V dates on Labor," Maj. George Heiry
and Mrs. Raymond Robbins at I!
.-, p. m., eastern standard time -
.; WEAF and 21 stations.
V ." Blind Veteran Arrives :
.., NEW YORK, Sept. 25. () i
; Lieutenant Georges Scapini, French !
! veteran of the world war and blind 1
j luemoer m me rTencn parliament, l
i; arrivea nere toany on His way to '
,, the American Legion convention in I
V, San Antonio, Texas, October 811,:
" where he will represent his gov-'
f eminent.
I
,. To Continue on Job
MADIHOX. Wis.. Kept. 25. (IP) I
l mains to the desires of Oover
t nor Henry L. stimson of the Phil
I; Ipplne Islands, Kugene A. Oilmen c '
: will continue as vice Rovernor, he '
r announced today. Professor Clll
.1 more said he will sail In nbout ten I
days for the islands whore he has
V hepn vlre governnr for six yf.irs. I
Interior and Exterior Painting, Kalsomining
Papering Interior Decorating
JARMIN AND WOODS DRUG STORE
Is a Sample of Our Work
F. J. RUNTZ
PAINTING CONTRACTOR
Phone 359-J
Chinese General j
Not Only Lost War
But 20 of Wives
nesp lender who rose from a
. .J coo He luhorer In Hat-bin to
dictator of Shantung province'
id
,Ih Ih WorryillK him mom
than Hip tvveiseH lit- .sul'i'ered
in battle last week.
- f A little more than ten days
airo Chung bid a fond fare-
well to the female members
of his household.
, In the flervo fighting that
followed Chang met defeat,
; his troops sui-rendred and
j his wives scattered In every
t direction, llo has located
j five concubine in Mukden,
one Hussian wife at Harbin
and two more in Korea, but
the whereabouts of the 1!0
others is what the defeated
dictator is frantically trying
to learn. J-
War VcLh CMiltetl.
WASHINGTON, Kept. 24, W)
Major-General Charles P. .Summer
all, chief of staff of the army, has
issued a call to, 87,000 World war
veterans of (he first division. A. 10.
to meet at the annual reunion
' at Los AnKel's. October JS-21.
W. O. HeroK ltc-t'letcii
ASTORIA, Ore, Sept. 25. (VP)
Wilhelm O. Ilerxog of Cortland
late yesti-rday was elected presi
dent f the Sons f Herman for
the fifth successive year. Arthur
I Be'wersil.ii-f of Astoria was elected
j first vice president. Portland was
selected as l!tL!l convention city.
10 LcM'is Killed
BATAVI At .lava, Sept. 2-1. (A'
A telegram from Kota Uadja. nor
thern Sumatra, today said ten
lepers were killed, and four wound
ed when a colony resisted efforts
of officials to treat them.
The Jackson County
Bank
Congratulates
Jarmin &
Upon the completion of
their splendid
New Drug Store
The Jackson
ESVADLISHED
Medvord, Oregon
Commercuil Savings Safe Deposit
MEMBER 1 GDERAL KESERVG SYSTEM
The New
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Medford, Oregon
JACKSON COUNTY
IX H. Ilanrtall, local missionary
of the. American Sunday School
union for Nouth western Oregon,
has set 1.1 Sunday school In opera
tion during the past 1 1! months.
making a totul of 47 rural com
munltles now being ministered to
by the American Sunday School
I union.
j Mr. Randall has traveled 13.000
j miles and visited 8C4 families in
I giving religious call to theso com
munities. He also preached 234
sermons, held seven daily vacation
Bible schools, established . prayer
meetings and young people's soci
I eties, besides distributing several
hundreds bibles and gospels of
John. A number of conversions
resulted-from this work.
J. .1. ltny of Contralia, Wash,,
Is spending the week with Mr.
Randall, looking up friends of the
work here in Medford.
"The First Kiss" Is
Rialto Attraction
A simple, yet forceful, love tnle
is "The Kirst Kiss." co-starring Fay
W'ray and Gary Cooper, the glori
ous young lovers, which Is now
playing at the Kinllo theater. It
is by far one of the finest efforts
on the part of any producing or
ganization in transferring a really
fine story to the screen.
The story was adapted from
"Knur Brothers" by the famed
short slory writer, Tristram flip
per, which appeared in the Satur
day Kvening Post. It has, briefly,
to do with the efforts of n young
Woods
County Bank
Willamette Ave.
l
man to miiUo mhk-siuI men out
of three luzy brut lit' rs, all born
of an old family of Maryland, but
which has fnllen down. 4' he young
j man, whom you may guess now to
I ho tiary ronper, it an oysterman
very much in love with the town's
rishest belle, Kay W'ray. The gulf
j between them is mu'CPfufully closed,
: which fornid one of the most in-
t p r e s i f n k and hearr-throbbing
stories ever shown here.
Good Vaudeville at
Craterlan Tomorrow
In dipping into the vast amuse-
I nit-Hi itsrivuir controlled oy tne
Western Vaudeville Managers as
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Jarmin & "Woods j
. ANNOUNCE THE OPENING OF
Medford's Newest Drug Store and
Fountain Service
"THE FINEST DRUG STORE IN A GREAT COUNTRY" j
Tlrarsdlay
JARMIN & WOODS'
OPENING SURPRISE BARGAINS
THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
.
Both
for ..
Made by the
THESE ARB ONLY 'A FEW OF THE OPENING BARGAINS
THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
I Every Visitor to Our Store Will Receive a Gift
BE SURE TO COME-TRY OUR FOUNTAIN SERVICE
WE VP ANT YOU TO SEE OUR NEW DRUG STORE
I Jarmin & Woods I
Corner Main and
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sociation, thu bookers have taken
a little of this and a little of that
with the result that a mos pleasing
variety of entertainment will be
included on the vaudeville pro
gram at Hunt's Craterlan theater
tomorrow.
Headlining the program Is the
"Springtime Uevue' in which a
group, comprising two captivating
misses and three elever-bo..vs, revive
fond recollections of the good old
school days when, as kids, we wero
diligently engaged in the tedlous
ness of mastering the three H's.
So much has been written,
preached mill debated about "It"
that Weber and Woolsey have con
ceived :tu unusual eumedy offer
ing entitled. "Oh. For C.oodness'
Sake," in which the exemplification
of a modern flirtation is depicted
amid roars of hearty laughter.
A 50c Bottle of
SILQUE FREE
With Every $1.00 Purchase
BE SURE TO GET
YOUR BOTTLE OF SILQUE
Hot Water Bottles
Value $2.00
Fountain Syringes
Value $2.00
All New Stock
$1.98
Miller 'Rubber Company
Centrn 1
tiro. Stanley and Virginia, two j
native-born Georgians, offer "lilts j
of Dixie." Quaint character bits
Interspersed with songs of their J
own composition comprise the ma-I
Jnr part of the act.
Having attained a position of (
distinction as contortionists and
balancers. Hob and Olive Nelson
have created a word to describe
their work, which Is not considered
a trade-mark, so whenever the
names of Hob and Olive Nelson
are seen, nlso appears the word
"flexion.' Thn feats these super
and supple gymnasts perform not
only require the utmost skill but
undaunted courage and ever-steady
nerves, for their stunts an not al
together free from being hazard
ous. Completing the bill are Cole and
Wade, two ebony-hued steppers.
who certainly inut have educated!
feet for they do about everything!
in ine line of dancing that can be ;
done. t
KILLS WRONG MAN
FOItT COLLIN'S, Coin., Sept. 25.
ifVi George Morrison, ranch uwn
er, admitted to police today that
he was the slayer of Dale Trallor,
L'H-ycar-old 1-os Angeles youth who
.was shot from ambusli on Morri
son's ranch hero Thursday night.
Trallor was a victim of mistaken
identity. Morrison told the police.
SEPTEMBER f
M 0 '
BEAUTIFUL
Box Stationery and
Correspondence Cards
Assorted colors. Value $1.00
choice - 59c
Colleen Moore
TOILETRIES
75c Perfume, 75c Face Powder
$1.50 Value
Both
for
Murribou admitted, the polko do.
clared, that be had Intended fur"
three months to kill Fred Hall, hls
neighbor, whom he accused of pay
ing attentions to Mrs. Morrison, lift
mistook Trallor for Hall In tl'in
darkness when the youth knocked,
at the door of his home. Trailed'
was seeking another rancher in tha
vicinity, av
Operation Fatal
SALEM; Ore.. Sept. 25. (P)
Mrs. Clifton Irwin, 31, prominent
Salem society matron, and prior to
her marriage widely known socially
in Portland, died at a local lion-,
pilul early today after a Cuesarian
operation. Her infant son died a
few-hours later. Mrs. Irwin was
the wife of Captain Irwin. Her
maiden name was Mnrjorie Cameron.
89c
Medford, Oregon