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MTCDFOTJD MATTJ TRTT.UftTC, AfEDFORD. OT?F,r.ONT. MONDAY. cQCTOBET? S. 102S.
MORON! DLSEN
PLAYERS COMING
-MEDFORD NOV. 1 3
PlMlnctly nn Amvrlcnn Inslltu-
rnU. of.s'rv(-r who ha v- fx.r.-K.-.el
IW'ir mirrHt in in1 wrn inn. i ; i
t.fiiiK 'ion I he I-'Ii'hi ' in "It
Ui-ptTlory rorniinny of th Mumril
oIkcii plnyws, will npi'ii Its sixth
jason with on of ihf hest r'cit
-nn-ilk'S of t Mindly Anierlr.in
I'invfir,
"KxprefwlMB WlUio" hy K.ifhH
("Yothfrs. will h th piny, nn.l it
will htt offofffl hcri' on NnVf-nihcr
Kith, til limit's (Yalfi'liin, Hit-5-
Iwrt' Im-iiik iitHiiT tin sponsor
shift of Hi" MtMlfonl I, ions rluh.
"Kxpit-hslriK Willi.-" is Hi- Mory
of n youiiK ntul uticceKHf ul husiro'ss
nian who, liaviiiK Koitt-n past iUt
imniMllnti mi--ms of ih I'lKhl for
wealth ami hihIt1:iI tfooils, floun
ders out ht-yond his Hcpih In fol
lowing ill- t-ult of "Kcir-r-xprfB-t
-ion", and w huso Yaukw-lMMnlfrt
nittthcr takes the m:iinr in hand
mill win him pulled :i shorn attain.
Thn artisis, psnnlo and KnuiiiA,
i hp rnnt riving wife who is nia
iM iivi-ilnK lor her htisha nd's husi
ni'KS heUermem. the advent lilies
who is ilaitfi iiiK the man who (
means ecoiiomit security and lux- f
ti ry to her, tho pirl from the horn1 f
town whom he onrn loved mid of j
whom lit in a hit nshami-d In the
pt'i'scfifo nf Um friends whom he !
ln lirvcM so enlightened and hril-
linm alt of those are splendidly
drawn hy the playwright.
The players of I he I 'li st Circuit
Iti prrtoi y company hrln to I hf
intfipreiaUun tit "I :.pressinK Wil
lie" the I'liif ensemhle work and
the careful u(i nlUm to individual
piM'sonalfottfi th .t have made each
of their previous plays dlst ini-t
lliealileal events.
liireellon of "K.vin-eHslng Willie"
will he under Ityron K. Konler,
who directed "Anna f'hrlMle" f.tr
the company lasi season.
KV ON BY, N. K. W-. Oct. 8.
Wind and fire wrought tlestruc
lltfii in New youth Wales today.
A gal Whlrh reached n velocity of
li.'t inlle an hour unroofed hun
dreds of houses.
Numerous brush fires broke out
at tiie same tinir and were spread
by the wind, ran Hint: threat dt-
l inn linn of properly, a bis paper
milt tit l-unce Cove was surround
ed by lives and burned wlih .HiuO
ions of coal. There were no
deaths.
The Mating Call
Hunt's Craterian
"The Mating Call," whhh came
to (he Rialto this afternoon, In an
other sensational Thomas Meluhnn
vehicle.
Ai'llon, suspense and heart
throbs are reeled off In rapid and
eonvinciim continuity in the new
est M ef; han picture.
Clever direction hy James Cruze
and the excellent noting of the star
and 111. 4 fine mipporllim cast, com
bine to innke "The Mating Call"
one of MelKhan's best and one of
the best screeniimH of the year.
A sensational nnulc of the pic
ture, it bold bit or fllml'atlon. Is
the realistic portrayal of the ac
tivities of a hand of masked nteiu-bei-H
nf n secret soHety. This Is
the first time that a producer has
hail the darinu to reproduc
villi
such timauhiK fidelity the iuliml
ilatinK methods of hooded lerror
isls. Bvelyn Brent and Henee Adoree
share honors In the feminine de
partment. NEW DRAPERIES
)cfirA FEW CENTS
yiaciint;i.
All of tti mil ire nownila vi liuw
hri'lil-coiored lrnnrim ai-ciii to in-
ile pei)le in, tittd how wnriu toudu'
of color in tprcHdi. liinhiotut and run
Hern lu'lp to niuke in ou our own
hUirontidiilfju. - ' ' i '
No wniliHli neril deny liernelf .heart
tmnlti't of rlieer, heennne tliev run
eitsily U1 Imil at the cxpeuv of a
few cents and a Utile pluiuiiap. Cur
liihiM tlmt are fmhil or tlrah in enor
ran he miule bright and ple.min witli
n iu'U):e or ko of Dinuioihl )voi.
Tlien f-pii'iuln, envi'rt, ruiitiiTi, etc.
can In tinted or dyed to match. Any
one c;m do it. TintiiiK with Oiiintoiul
J)ye ift nn rn nn htuiajr. mid dye
in5 tskes jut a tittle more time.
Brill in nt new color apeiir like
tailzie, rijrht over Hie obi, fnded eol.
ttr. Diamond Pye pive true, f;olec.n
colors. I liev a if the kind of di
um'd wlten tlie elotli wiu nmde. tliily
Dintuond Pye (irtNtnee nerfisl re
ut'fl. Iuist on lliem and Mve dii
nppoiiiltneiit.
My new hook, "Color Craft," Riven
liundreilii of dollar-tuning tuiKKratioiu
for I en tit if y inj? your home mid
(lothes. li-t mi'e. fully illustrated in
colors. It'-t FKKB. JA write Mn
Inrtin, Mouie Service PepHrttnent,
Diamond D)ea, Uurlingtou, Vvruiuut,
(FUporUd by Jmihr Cognty AbitAMt Co
; Blxtfi tllrMl ud CmIuJ AwmwJ .
THvar1 William flltmoro v wnl
VliKinla Mrltiio,
' liai-lAn Fmhiii nn1 Dorothy f'a-
j Jam" L. Short (inl fcnihn O.
; WIIHatn Ilrnry j,nmM an( jrma j
, -wmiafn r UoKlt.n ntlt j.-,.ra j
Klndae I
fazey and Kthel K,
Murphy.
Antott
It. 11uh and Laura 11.
I.eroy iteltz and Opal
I.OHK
Harry Walden.
Harvey
Pope and fiftnevieve
ThomasKon.
Joseph .!
Snares and I.oretta
O'Neal.
lUiiry O. huiuwny and Mrs.
Myrtle Klarn.
Maurice A. Mahoney and Clara
A. Moore.
Vernon L. Pox and Mabel Crttm.
Jascinth S. Ouzuian and Ida
Sadler.
Italph Ortftn and Dorothy Mead.
Klrner I.ouls Sanders and M rs.
niiTiabeth I'rasser.
John U. Imnwell and Oladys 1-.
I'oston.
Harty l. Hendrlckson and Kilna
lOlvina Hendrlckson.
Willis Wnllaf Reed and Clara
lion. I.
Robert fieary and Maudu Johns
ton.
Andy (i
a ii i 4. ,n ,,,i n,.i , i
Yaekl-y.
Claude Is. I'ayton and Mary
Killer.
Charles Irwin Crundatl anil Het
ty 1'yl'U.rn.
Stephen .1. Zarka and Kylvnrn
Hack.
A Ibeit V. Vehrsori and Frances
C. Shepherd.
Virgil a. Van Wormer and Dor in
NitOiue Morris.
Roy A- Itaker and ,Kva Klmr.
Ted Sherman Avery and Kdna
Mao Smith.
.Tack 0. I'eter nnil Kvelyn Ve
il rona.
Ralph R. Syphcit and Maud
I Only.
I Ci-orfic I.ylbiirn Wells and Oladys
I Lamb.
! Fred B. Keffcl and IVarl 10.
j Rea
I Charles 1 4. Koeller and May
j N'oyer.
i I.eo I'pehurch and Mfffe Taylor,
j Harlnnd V. Meyer and Hazel J.e-
ota Jeffers.
Mar k A. Walton and Virginia
Neumann.
Bail I.eUrltz and Madeline
Ritchie Sullivan.
Charley Al Shields and Oertrude
Dunham.
Joseph Robert ferry and Mary
Frieda West.
Forrest Morel and Taylor and
Frieda Itoeschle Alexander.
Frank W. Ab-n.er ami K'tthryn
Pietrlch.
.Marvin K. Rarrick and Martha
A. Murray.
Robert R. Smith and Rtta Klrk
patrlek. Itlchard A, Mori:au and Olive
.Matthews.
otto Arthur Anders and Bvelyn
l.eo ti a Hollenbeck.
Marvin Williams and Olivia Vlall.
4'lmilt Court
Southern Oregon Credit Bureau
vs. W. R. Slpes. Traiiscritit of
judMmenl.
Medfonl i;iectrli' Co. vs. Minnie
llillyer.
1. NiTrnieyer vs, Wm. K. Fer
ris rf'a Tax foreclosure.
H. B. Smith et ux vs. Mrs. Wnh
ChllliK or Suey KitiR. l-'oreclostire.
Medfoiil National Rank vs. 11.
W, Rairon. Mandate.
Alice Wilder vs. Bdward 1. Wil
der. I eerec.
City or Mi-dfoid vs. I.. Blanche
Alexander el til. To iillel.
M a ry K. Hamlin vs. lent e B.
Hamlin. For money.
Slate vs. Daniel Benton Walters.
Sentence.
JamcH H. Kinney ct ux vs. O, A.
.Hrlirht et ux. Strict foreclosure.
Fred O' Kelly vs. Homer Cham-
jberlaiu. For money.
R. M. Maroon vs. F. H. Caroon,
Decree.
M. J. Scandrett vs. Winifred
iHllsinKer et al. Decrei.
First National bank of Medford
j vs. William K lusel. Foreclosure
of contract.
Martha B. Forney vs. II. W.
Reynolds et ttl. To unlet.
Southei n I'ticif ii Co. vs. Allen
Becker and Matilda Becker. For
possesHlon of reul property and
damaKes.
I II. I). Fearey vs. James O. Nay
I lor et ux. For money,
C. i:. Smith vs. O. J. Taibell.
: DamaKes.
Fred B. KruKKct vs. John Oreen.
Chattel lien.
! Blta M. Ket.soc vs. J. W. Ketone,
i Divorce.
Anna Keller vs. James Keller.
Divorce.
I ,eona rd W. I ,u ml a le vs. Sa r h
R. Kumlale. Decree.
S. C.-Oodlove vs, Francis Water
man et at. Decree.
R. C. Witter vs. Walter C. Fra
'.lel . Attachment.
Sarah M. Amltus vs. c.eo. W.
Isaacs el al, Tax foreclosure.
Frank Collie vs. l.oreiia Collie.
Divorce.
R. C. Witter vs. Waller C. Fra
zler. For money.
State of Oieon vs. tieorKe Mnr-
Klelter et al. Oeciee.
Stale vs. W. P. Tin pin, Frafl- 1
script of JuitKntent.
A.
I.lin
(J. Heal
Aunt' Uultitlre.
Itiilh . ltiililMsnti et nl
Omar
I'limile)-. I'hallel Lin.
Knkln Miilor I ". v. Hay Miller,
fliainl Hen.
Sluie I. a ml lleuril n. Krert Hull
In ) t II V Jleeree.
Maie l.an.l Hoar. I vs. Jesse Ylll-!i..
""Ti'i.'"1.' I' 'T'''' j
1 ' 'f. i ine I.
Wmle el ux. lieeree.
M.ilfnr.l Cleelrle In
VH. I.. I'.
Del'arlmv. .Iiiilelnenl
llni:ne Hlver I'o. vs.
H'Ore l.lveiloek I'll, i t
Dull smith v. II
el til. .lllilulnetit.
I'ill Hull v. John (nvens el ul
l''nr imini'y.
Oeu. (jlirlva vs. Kiitili (.;. Jen-
BIRTHPLACE OB . HERBERT
Birthplace of Hon. Herbert
('resident, at
When Herhei t Hoover returned I
to West lUrtiK'h, Iowa, reeently for
'a vuu to his hirthplace and thi !
scenes of his early chihlhonil, lie
com men leu 10 metnuers 01 iiik
cortege thai "he h.a'dly knew (lie
town." The blare of whislleH. tho
crackle of handclappiriK, dense,
met ropntitanly-dresseti; v r o w d s,
paved streets. Could this really be
West Branch, the Hepubtlcan stan-
ilard-bearer mused.
V es.
There was the site of the
old school house, where now
Ftand.s a modern brick buildinK. !
Hie town hall, ihe corner K'o'f' ' '
All the old "landmarks" were (
there, even the ole' HWimmin' lioh-, -
just as It was when he b-ft it iiwny
niims. Sheriff of Jackson Co.
delivery of personal proerly
Folk Hull vs. John Owens
Re
et al.
Foreclosure.
John Albert vs. Maltie A. Bridge
et al. Decreo.
'ity of .Medford vs. Brnest II.
Rotter et al. Decree.
Medford HHk. District Vs,
tha A. Smith et al. Decree.
Medford IitIk. District vs.
Mar-
Mary
A. Kincaid. Decree.
Medford T K- District vs, Bzra
1 4. Kirby. I tecrec.
Medfoid Irrin. District vs. It. A.
Johnson, I lecree.
N. (.'romwell Noren vs. Don Keys.
For motley.
Sadie Klla Pee vs. B. H. l.ee. Di
vorce. Wm. Ferry vs. Margaret t. Ham
ilton et al. Decree.
Beebe & Kindle vs. I.. W. My-
natt. Chattel Hen.
Yetma Rillian Wheaton vs. Jack
S. heaion, Decree.
J. 11. Newton et ux vs. heirs oft
Abram lileluuinu (dec) et al. To
Millet title.
James C. Taylor vs. Vernon
Hooper et u I. Attachment.
W. II. Chiblers vs. Amelia A.
Brooks et al. Decree.
H. I ). Fearey vs. William O.
Pierce. Judgment.
Medford 1 1 i ll; . Disl. vs. Meudoil
F. Sehutt et al. Deiree.
Medford vs. lantha May Woboit
et al. To quiel.
Helen Campbell vs. Frank S.
canipbell. Divorce.
I. . 1'. Older vs. Victor Rede
peth. Chattel Men.
I,. R. older vs. John Doe Slavic.
Chattel lien.
Polk Hull vs. John Owens et al.
Attachment.
Helen F. Livingston vs. Deltner
C. l.lvlliKslou. IHVorce,
I. C. BlKham vs. C. B. Maud et
ux. For damages. i
Pennington Battery Service vs.
unknown owner, chime) lien.
MetRoi-d Bleclrlc Co. vs. L. C. j
DeCarlow. t.'ost bill. j
Lottie Blla Short vs. William II.
Short. Decree. !
Southern I regon Credit Bureau
vs. B. B. Lorton. For money.
Slate vs. (iertrude Selma Wal
lers. Sodotny.
Slate vs. Daniel Benton Wallers.
Burning dwelling with Intent to de
fraud. Al Piche vs. Joe dngnon et al.
Lien.
Pacific Northwest Adjustment
Co. vs. Medford Bleclrlc Co. For
money.
O. H. Skeate
H. B. Lewis. For
money.
Blva C. Mitchell vs. Charles B.
Mitchell. Divorce.
A. C. Hubbard. R. A. Hubbard,
Rena Hubbard, file articles or In
corporation of " Hubbard Invest
ment Company."
Delhcrt James Clifford (minor)
Ferdinand J. Clifford (guardian ).
ProlHtu Cuirt.
Bstate of Sarah C. Collier.
Ad-
milled to luolmte,
Bstate of l-iura O. Could (dec.)ibtt , blk. SO. Medtorrt. L".
Admitted to probate. j Mrs. susan P. Martin to Bdwln
Bstate of Delbort James Clifford I L. .Mown I, W. P. to hind In Ash
(minorl. Admitted to probate. hand. $10.
RMute of Bay Walter Jalo. AI-) Frank L. Vinson, el tlx. to Mrs.
vin Arnold Jalo tniinorsl. Admit-1 Julia Pierce, W. P. to lot 1, hlk.
ted to prohate. ;H, Talent. $10.
Bsisie oi J. Winn (dec.) A.l-
mltted to probate.
Bstate of Dale Ruene Brlckson
lt.ijl Traa-'eiN. U5 lwp 57 s.. ti S W., I.nn.
All'uil N. Snllsw In I'hniliillP! Vrlalll N. Small, el x.
Itieil, l.). . I). In Ihe NK of NWjMiy II Tlemir. 1 !' '"""I
i.r .-e. ai, iii. ;i; s., is. 2 w im ip. a; s.. f: : w,
Mmi lulu 2 Illlil .1 HI" nee. 2!', )JV. J pn. 0
:I7 S . It. V. l "II. I Maiy 11 r.eeai' In Nit.1 nrenVM.
,l. I'. HatneH, el nl. lo IV U. o, J. lo lanil hi nft LTi, in'p.
nrillmiyir. V. IV I" J "i th'j; s. IS. 5 W.. SID
u i . m if v 111)
I'. II liryiniyer.fi ux. I" I'aviil
A. llnoil. I uv . 11. In " fi lieres
in nv. twi). :ib n.. n. : ..
Allie itnlilsniirthy. et vlt, id
! tS IS. r;. llaynes. et ux. . V. 1
The t'aeheU,, mi,. u,.,e In Ashlalul. $1.
il. iveree.i II. .1. lien I an, et ux. In DrtiiB
J. Ilerrlan I Ins J. Willsuii, et ux. W. n. to
l.iliil In llarr Ailil. In Meaforrt.
11"
.1. It. Ka.ler to r.intna Riuler.
W. ii, tu Die Sa o( tfli unit the
Hoover, Republican Nominee
for
West Branch, Iowa.
y?ars ko, when he was runuini,
barefoot about It's Mroct. IVw
people hud ever heard of this
.sleepy little village, settled by the
presiuenuat noiniiii'rH Kianuiutiier
Jesse Hoover.
! liut now Its name and location
Ms known far and wide. lOven tip'
j voices nf the people of West
Branch have now been heard all
over the world.
Already, preparations are b' lm:
made by towns-folk to restore a
number of the bttildiiiK". The old
Quaker church, which "Bert" used
tn Attend, will be the first, says
Norman de Vuux. Keneral manaKer
of ihe I'acilie coast Duranl fac-
tory. The buildinK I at present
;H'u of SW of sec. 8, tWp. 3G .S.,
-it. t B. tl. 00.
J. B. Rr.der to Rnuna Pader,
!V. t). to the i: of NK of sec.
M riid VW and N nf VH of
ec. 12. twp. yii S R. 1 W., .
' J. It. Ruder to Kllima Pader,
W. D. to land in PLC 4 5, iwfi.
;to s r. i w.( jt.oo.
I J. W. Williams, et ux, to R. L-
IliKK.ns. Sr., el ux, W. D. to land
In Stewart Acres, sub. $10.
J. II. Newton, et ux, to Mar
tha Murray. W. D. Iff lot S, hlk.
I 0, Ross Add. to .Medford, $10.
La fa Vet te W. House, et ux,
iRichatd H. M.Call. et ux. W. P.'
to land in DLC HIl. twp. US S.,
II. 1 W.. $10.
Nellie Inez Merriman, et vir. '
1 l.M.l. ... lr f : ii. .unit i.t nv W 1)
to lot 2, WU. 47 Central Point $l.csI"-'' nipany of I
ii.iriy Si. vln'to l.ouht i h islioiin.
W. D. to the W-i of SW. the S-j
. .SW of NW and NW of SW of .N W
of ec. 1. twp. o7 S. R. 4 $ L"
Claude Millet, et al to the Mrsl
National Bank of Ashlind. W. D.
to the NR t SB of SW nt see.
ill, twp. :i! S., R. 1 B. W. M., $D. (or oils, set out from Los An
il. C. Applegate to iari'ett B.jeles Monday, October S, for Van-
; Hollo way, W. D. to tract No. .?.
i liondeleum Irrigated Tracts. $H.
i Ixtuls Werth. et ux to A. F
iTonuer, W. D. to the SWj of
lots I 1 and I. hll;. ti Ashland,
t $ 1 000.
John F. White, et ux. to Rubor'.
, Taylor, et ux. W. P. to lot I,
ihlk. J, Sunnside Add. to Medfuri!.
i $ hi.
W. Cmmwell, el ux to W. S-jtaken for meats, sleep and rest,
W. D. to lots :t and n.jihe car's every movement will be
Hi. Butte Fulls. $10. ; cheeked by deputy sheriffs and
Kec
tbtU.
f ieo. Francis c, Irani, et ux. u j motorcycle oi fleers as ii passes
Roscmond Buehanan, W. ! to lottrotn city to city, county to county,
10, hlk. i:i. Dixon Add. Klamath ,ntaie to state. The run also Is
1'alls. j planned to demonstrate the efflcl-
Wesley Coffeen. et u x to Leon - ency of the Oiirdner car and the
aid Carpenter. W. D. to land in economy of Texaco products.
PLC !" twp. ;t7 S., B. I W., l. ' Mr. Brlckson was sworn to Ftrlct
v, iilr 'Wer Johnson to R. A
sti)U hfiHu et ux, W. p. to lots
;in, s Miner's Add. to Ashland,
j j) r.M,
ichols, et ux, to C. C.
i ,.0muil et ux. W. D. to lot T, hlk.
South Park Add. Medford, flu.
i: II. Badtke. et u, to W. H
Fet'Kiisoii. et ux. W. P. to land in special economy run and It
twp. :n; S.. R. 3 W.. $H. iwaltini; for the preliminary lap. It
Roman Cat Indie Archbishop of j will again he torn down at the con
the Diocese of Oregon to theebjxion of the . run and closely
Aichdhieese of Oregon City. W. D. checked. Whilo no effort Is to be
to the N. 1S T. ft. of lot 11 all of made to economize on gasoline and
lot I. except the N. 100 ft of the uil t he jHunt is supposed to rep-
B. IN ft. thereof, all in v oil
man's Add. to Medford. $10.
Anna C. Oales to W. A- Cotes,
g C. D. to 1 iicn" In VIA' 4'- twp.
.17 S.. R- 1 W.. $P.
Anna C. Hates to W. A. Oales.
r i to lots s and ;i, blk. 1.
I ( 'onroy-( 'Umcy Add. to
Medford
$10
Mary J. B- fioodyear to u. t ne economy car wtn lie ac-
Bubanks, et ux. W. D. to land Injcompunled Ity a Texaco service car
Ashland. $10. j equipped with receiving set, micro-
Helen L. Sullirr. et vir .to Ma"
! H. Fehl. et ol. W. P. to all of WW
f lots 11 and
blk. li;, orlgln.il
(town of Medfonl.
Mnivelln H- Bowman, et vir to
i. V. Mvers. et ux. U . i. "
Julia Pierce et vir to imik
loop, et ux. W. D. 10 lot t
M u.
! P. Talent, $10
Isiiae V- lllil'vey. el ';. Miiry
ill. ttexnr. O ('. IV " I""'1 in '.
I i i ..i n . Ihe
Meirini.illlail ('usually nsiirntieel
.... r v.t.t- Vi.rk. v.
neres In" twi).
M . Krtiest
I. It. Wallel
uere In see
37 S.. M. C W.,
1'oiman, el u
s, el ll. V IV
. 7. I). 39 S
to.
to
4. V.. il0.
K. AtHilecate. el ux. to .leeph
W. UvDiKsllin. el 1IX. V. IV Ii
land In lwp. M S. U .1 V. 1IV
Itessle V. l.lllllMlen In V. K.
Nirhula. el ux. Q C. IV to lot i,
HOOVER
The old Quaker
Church where
Hoover's Mother
used to preach,
now a Duranl
Sen-ice Station.
occupied ly K. I,. Trew. Purant
dealer, who has, for a number of
years, been usinfr it as a sales and
service headquarters for Uurant
inoioc curs.
Another building still stuiitlitif;
Is that of the Hoover homestead
, where the Republican leader and
Mrs. Hoover breakfasted during
their visit. Many offers have been!
made Mrs. Jennie Seellers, the ;
' present owner and old friend of
the Hoover family, but she stead
fastly refuses to sell even to Mrs.
' Hoover.
"Bert will come back," his old
lime friends say, "not a candidate,
but as a preHideril of the Cult fit
' States." . . ,
South Park Add., Medford
Itdk. !
ji.ou.
i Rrookmiller, et nx,
Charles C. Wolters, et ux, W
t" lnr f' ft- "r &- "
'Carter Add
to Ash lurid,
1
U0.
BY TI
A "I-nw and Kconomy
Run" frtim the Canadian ' to the
Mexican lines will bo staged joint-
ly by the Texas comiiany and the
An-
Keles.' this week, accordliiK to an-
nmincemi-nl just made hy C. L.
'Coppice, vice ptTsbU'U and stiles
director of the former concern.
A Cardnef stralKht-einht sedan.
Inoweied by Texaco Kasillne ami
, lubricated with Texaco golden tn f -
euuver, and on October tti the car
will start Its "Law and Bconoiny
Run" from the Canadian to the
Mexican line.
tm.. m ne oojecis o me unver, wibrutioii of these two member's
Warren Lrickso... will be to see . llr0l(1.iys haft br.n w(, nnnuu uf
how iiu'eHv ihe trip can be made, , , UBll
going- thtvj(;h the ;hlef cities en
j i attte, without breaking any traffic
laws. A reasonable I line will In:
observance of all traffic laws by
Mr. Coppae, uftvr which the
(iarilner car to he ucd In the dem
onstration was torn down. Piston
heads, valves and eyelinders then
were denned, and transmission,
clutch and other parts inspected.
The car was re-assembled for this
resent a trip made by an uverng
drivi-r, ami a close record is to be
kept of fuel nod oil consumption.
Leaving Los Angeles on October
fi, stops will Ite made alt along the
line and should reach the Med4'ord
branch of the company. Jackson
'and Riverside streets, at Ii p. m.,
j TtiuiTduy. Oct. 1 1.
pnone and amplifier so that radio
broalcastlng station programs can
be picked up en rout to provld
music and other entertainment for
crowds that will greet the party.
When there is nothing musical on
' "". i oi iiik
into nc4a.n Htill another unit of the
equipment, a phonograph with
seore
oi records wntcn, aided by
Che umiiliricr, will provide i lie en-
leriainiitent.
Colleen Moore' a
Hilar'toua Comedy '
Many eases of premature old hki.
. , , , . , ., . uulo liitnxleiillon. slrk heailaeheK.
Mil III that fairly shook llunfiit,K, (i, pressure and har.lenlna
Craterian nl the first loeol showing " of the arteries ure aspei-ts of a
of this.lulest Colleen Monre pie. j ulunKlsh liver. Let the liver he.
Sire this nrtermion provided nmple ie"n' Inaetlve and It fulls lo rleiinse
ovl.len.-e thai -.ill Kay!" is one of'" '"i""1 , ')!,',' 'ni'""!' "r'nr 1,1
, . .. , tfo.i xiasle. llln whole tmilv then
Ihe runniest remedies to rem-li ,the , h,.,.m tnxi0 u,, hejllh s,w.,v
sen-en in numths. e . t,t surely l.roken down. Natural
It Is un excellent faree eomedyiox Kail iXtiaeted fmm the livr of
nnd I'olleen's Part Is t-esrienKllile I I he ox Is reoo):ni'ed us the finest
jtn.lfoi' Ihe ftajorlty of ihe humor.;1""1'' r"r, human liver. II Is
Although Colleen has. pmhaMy had
more siueessfiil .-omeilies thae0an ,,, The pure uennlne ox Kail is
nlher feminine star, "(ih Kay!" h istii l,e hail In dainty lasielens fm-m
ti.ppe.1 them nil. nnd takes Its plai-e : in liiox.il tahli-ts. r'aeh tnhlet rep.
with the best humor ihe sereen ' resents in drops of imre ox sail
has pnnlin-ed. ;"' 7 ss than Se liennine
n.h.J -illoxnl has pleture of ox's hend on
..jr. . .. ' ! I'aekaite. On snle at all .. rus
Talkies' and ihe talking .News stores. Speelnl anenl Jarmln A
Keel on the program. 'Woods Druii Store.
SAMS VAtLEY
APPLE PICKING
IS SLOWED
SAMS VAU.r;y, Ore.. Oct. s.
j (Special ) Although many show
ers fell In nelKhborintr districts
and missed ours, we finally sot a
good steady downpour Wednes
day and Thursday, which put a
stop to apple pickinK for a few
days.
The funeral of Mrs. II e n r y
Schulz, who passed away at Sa
lem Monday was held at the ceme-
teiy Thuisday. where Rev. Eaton
! of Medford conducted the ser
vices. Mrs. Sehnl2 only a lw
mtiiithri K' was an apparently
well and industrious little house
wife, but after suffering a ner-
! vous breakdown. went sieaun
down In health and Sunday even
' IriK her husband was summoned
to Salem as her condition was
very serious. The deceasea uvea
but a short time after .Mr. Schulz
arrived. The nelKhborhood's sym-,
palhy is with the husband, as It;
nas neen all inrouuii iie huh- -
iK he has experienced since his
wife's first illness.
Mr. and Mrs. Oemc MoOon
oukIi and Mrs. John Hall visited
relatives at Trail Sunday.
.Miss Donna McDonouKh. who
left for BiiK-ene Saturday, is at
tending business colbc there,
while making her home with her
aunt. Other yount; ladies of our
distik't who are attending school
away from home are Misses Kath-
ertue Koer, Both ana orace xug-
ham. Mis Katherine is utiendini
business college in Spokane, Wash.,
while making her home with an
aunt and Miss Rut hand Oracc
are enrolled at the Ashland nor-:
tnal, where Miss Frances Wilson j
expects to be also, as soon as re-j
covered sufficiently from a re-
cent appendix opeiatlon. i
1 Marvel Jones left Tuesday for
Portland, where he will attend!
; high school, while making his .
home with his grandparents, Mr.:
and Mrs. Wells.
Mrs. Pyra Bigham and baby
daughter of Ragle. Point visited
Thursday with the W. W. Bding
lon tamlly.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brown and
children will leave Saturday for
their new location between Phoe
nix and Medford. The Brown fam
ily formerly liv:d on the Duggan
plane, which they had rented for
the past two years.
Mrs. J. A. Cook Is slowly Im-1
proving from an attack of the
shinies. ;
B. B. I a y , Albert St ra us a nd
the Bigham brothers: are among
those who are looking after cattle
on the mountain ranges this week.
H. Puenrgardt of Medford was
In our district Thursday. Inquir
ing lor salable apples.
Mr. and Mis. Ilany Young and
little, son and Joe Hitch of Shel
on. Wash., returned to their home
Tuesday, after spending two weeks
as house guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Oeorge McDonouKh.
An occasion of pleasant memo
ries was the birthday party Sun
day at Bigham home in honor i
iof the birthdays of Miss Ruth!
Uigham and A. B. Collet t. The
and those who enjoyed the occa
sion this time were Mr. and Mrs.
lay Davidson and Miss Ksta. Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Childers and son.
.yle, of c.old Hill. Mr. and Mrs.
James Kuoeland of Table Rock,
Mr. und Mis. W. W. Bdlngton,
Misses Mary and Lavtlle and A.
B. collett.
Mr. Wybark of Nevaila and Mr. ,
Justice, of Idaho, are. house guests,
this week at the Pick Straus;
home.
A very pleasant party to the i
Only 40 i
Looked 60!
"You wouldn't hnve known me
four months ugo I looked so old I
and worn. I looked and felt tired i
hanitualtv constipated and sufter-
I v naKK-iug hedacheN and mys- i
j terious diry spells every day. I
ilnll't hnmi what 1 wnuhl hove ilone.
if u rrlenit hntln'l tlislsteil my
trouhle was syslem-pnisoiillii: due
to it sliiKisli liver unit nri;eil me
to try ox Kail. 1 Rot a pnekape of
nio.xol tahlets anil ean truthfully
sav I notievil a wonderful illffer-
ence fiin the Hart. It wasn't two
monthst'efore my frletuls were re.
marking thai I lonkeil tike a new
woman."
ja natural liver stimulant and lit.
Ixmllv re ill Vmti s t s llm nnlir. uv.
w
,-ounR people was enjoyed Friday
ii(rtu at the Jones home, where
chool mates ano0friends of yount;
Harvels gathered In honor of hi:
lepartute for Portland. Conver
sation and dancir.j; furnished the
ntertalnment for the eveninj;,
.tfter which Mrs. Jones served de-:
iri nus refreshments.
COLDS MAY
INTO
Coubi from colds my lead to
rious trouble. You can top them
now with Creomulsion, an emuHified
creosote that i pleasant to take,
treuiaulttion i a medieai discovery
with hvo-fuld action; it aoo'tiea and
heal i the inHamed lutrmLrauea and in
hibits germ urowth.
0( all knuwn drugs creosote is rec
ognized by high medical authorities
as one of the greatest healing agencies
for cuhs from colds and bronchial
irritations. Creomulsion contains, in
addition to creosote, other healing
CREOMULS
FOR THE COUGH FROM COLDS THA rKt
i
U Your Ship's I
Coming In!
Don't Wait at the Dock.
Go to meet it.
A Savings Account
I i Will take you a long way. Ijjjl
111 Q(rf Tair! Hill
I The Jackson County Bank
Ii I F.S' ABLISHED 18SS
II I MEDl'ORD. Orecon III
I I Commercial Savings Safe' Deposit I I
ROOF.
CALI.
Trowbridge Lumber Yard
Our roofing expert will call and give you suggestions and
estimates on costs. No obligations. We sell the famous
Johns-Manville Roofings
ALSO CEDAR SHINGLES
OUR BEAUTIFUL NEW
FUNERAL PARLORS
Ileoently completed at the corner of West Main nnd New
town offers the finest facilities unci ncvomnindntiniiN for
those who require our services.
Conger Funeral Parlors
RELIABLE REASONABLE
Office of County Corontr
REICHSTEIN AND DEUEL
WOOD
ALL KINDS OF DRY WOOD
OAK LAURELFIR
COAL
OREEN PDNE SLABS
MEDFORD FUEL CO.
1118 North Central
Tel. 631
mmmm
TA
DEVELOP
PNEUMONIA
elements which soot lie and heal tho
in flamed membranes and stop the ir
ritation, while the creosote goes on to
the stomach, i absorbed into -the
blood, attacks the eeut ot the trouble
and checks the growth of the germ.
Creomulsiun it guaranteed satisfac
tory in the tieatraent of coughs tiota
colds, bronchitis and minor form of
bronchial irritations, and is excellent
for building up the system after colda
or flu. Money refunded if not re-
lijtvAii a ftr-r ulinir ft.'i'imlilW ta dirt-Oa
lions. Ask your druggit. (adv.)
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