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ArRDFOTvT) MATL TTJTBUXE. fEDFOUT). OR EC; OK. MONDAY. fifTOriF.TJ 1. 1928
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FOG AND CLOUDS
Sport Coupe In Dodge Senior Line
The CJiitH'se iilu'asant sonsim
ttpeiu'tl thin moniliiK. ami scores if
loiitl liunf 'i s wi-ro nut hcftirt1
hri';ikt'iist iraipsiiiK through the
nit'ailt'w s ii in! tho low kinds,' with
tilt' f UK lIl'ippllIK 4tff llio ondn of
Ihfir shuinuns- Kni'nu'i'K wro also
rustiiiiK li town In tot "No li unl
ink" sinns. The cloudy weal In. r
noted as dotorront. as the uIk-uh-ants
roinained in the brushy shutter:-!.
One uf tht1 lucky local h u liters
was Von Zundell. who li;iged the
h'Hal limit l't t a day. hofure six
ieloclt. Tht law piciviilcs thai a
single hunt it cannot kill in ore
than I n hints in a week.
Residents of tht- rural and
suhiirhiin districts were awakened
early hy nimmds hkmiiK away at
the fcathtTfd lenities
The game law ( provides a ba--limit
of four roosters a' duy .anil
I hat imt mure than one pheasant
lien may ha killed in any week.
The Kitine laws as they affect
litis county are as follows:
(.'hi nose pheasants, sooty or blue
jAroiise, ruliled grouse or native
pheasants, open season from Octo
ber 1T to October SI of each year,
both dates inclusive. Hhk limit,
lour of any such birds in any one
clay, or einht durint; any seven con
secutive (lays: provided, that not
more than one female Chinese
pheasant may be killed in any
seven consecutive days; provided
further that there shall be no open
season -on Chinese pheasants In
1 in nin. Tillamook. Clatsop utul
Curry counties in gaino district No.
1 in the stale of Oregon,
There shall be no open season
for mountain or plumed and Cali
fornia or valley quail, except that
in Jackson, Josephine Coos and
curry counties t he open season
shall be from October 15 to Octo
ber "1 of each year. I tag limit,
1M of such birds in any seven con
secut ive days.
Hear Open season during the
month of November in Josephine
and Jackson counties. All other
counties open season all year.
PARKER BELIEVES
J f a tin key poo is formed In
;Jacksun county for the holiday
trade, it will have to !.e at once.
uecordiiiK to Clay 1). Parker, man
ager of the Kiirm Mureau. A move-
meut to this end was started sov
jeral weeks ao, but did not meet
j with much response,
i it is estimated that there are l
jiweon seven ami nine carloads of
I A-1 turkeys in Jackson county,
timing to i he fate hatch and poor
I range, there are many scrub fowls.
j County Agent II. tj. bowler and a
special Traffic representative of the!
American Kxpress company made
:t survey of the local turkey situa-j
Jto.n, and with .Manager Parker, all!
j made the same estimate.
j Tlu- express company was anxl-
I "Us in co-operate .with the local!
'Farm Bureau and turkey raisers in
speeding shipments and furnishing
ja list of eastern' markets,
i Ac.cordinir to Manager I'arker, a
I turkey pool would be highly ad-j
I vantageous, enabling Uie rui.se.rs tt '
j dispose of their fancy birds at a I
Kooei price, through trading, and j
without the possildlity of being j
held hack by a surplus of scrub
stock. t
.Manager I'arker says that the I
campaign lor Farm, liureau mem- !
bersliip recently launched by the j
Oranges of Jackson county, is just I
wetting underway and no returns
are available.
A
GIVES TOTAL ON
CRATER VISITORS
A total of n;:i
td throiiKh tin
foi.-Hi duri'ii;
exclusive of i:
Crater lake, n-
the
iter
iose who
oitliug to
(received and taken on a slHht-neu-I
ing trip hy the retail trade commi- ;
j tee of tile Chamber of Conillierce,
I consisting of Clarence Meeker.
; chairman; John Mn'iiti, Mil Lyd-
iard. Howard Stheffel and Klmer '
iWilrnn.
Among the points of iut-rst .
arouuu .ieuiorcl winch win be seen
by the visitors are tue t (wen-Ore-
'.'on mill, the Tomlin box fai tory, :
the airport ami some or the pear
orcnarus near the city.
model of the proposed new air'
ists pass-1 poi'M now being built by a Cham- '
nat'onal
her of Commerce, committee anil
will he on display in front of tho
headquarters on Thursday morning
to greet the visitors. Th model
to be shown is to be a Oxlu-foot
ntiiiature airport with a number of
small planes landing and I'lyintf
viverhead.
Minnesota, which has been mak
im; a tod for. tourist travel, bad ;t
'1 percent increase over 1'j'Jt" itt
automobiles from other states dur
ing the l!i'S summer ennsus period
of (lie stale blchway depart ment
visited
a flna!
VERSA TILE car for two or four passengers is offered in this Sport Coupe with rune
hie seat recently announced in the new Senior Six line by Dodge Brothers, The cat
is designed for business or pleasure use, adequate storage room being provided by a
locker door on the right-hand side for golf equipment or luggage, 1 he rear quarters arc
finished in fabric with Landau top irons,
EQUITY SUIT NOW FIRST f RYOUTS In PORTLAND SALEiVi
local forest ot'-
nuinher 1 -10,31 ?
who did nut
emalning j;t.ruV.!
t one day and
ILL
BY JUDGE BEAN RADIO AUDITORS BE HERE TUESDAY
Ml . .. I
Hrevinesj
SA
T
ilaiois :. KdnilHloii, local foot
ball fan lias rei urned from a trip
to Salem and The Imlh s. i IV saw
the Salem high school team play
Wasco last Criday a ml says t lie
Capital siuad has a fast, charging
line, and a couple of l.ar'ks that are
clever at the forwa rd assing
game. lalmiston also saw The
iJalles team perform against Cor-
-a Ills, and says that The Dalles
has a good team, with a pair of
better than the tiverusri. high
f.chnul ends, and a heavy line.
The Medford high school plays
Salem in this city toxl Saturday in
one uf the biggest games of the
year, and The IJalles is a possibility
for 'a post-season same here.
The local squad, after a week of
rest and light practice, this after
noon betran strenuous work for the
Salem Kami.
SE
Cranks Comedians will close
their summer tent show and
in their new play house
open
in the
Main
The
Childers building on Kast
street Thursday evening,
new theatre Is thorough
in every way. is well lighted,
heated, and ventilated ami has
comfortable chairs. 1
M anager John VI. I'rank bus
made a careful selection of bin
firs' play, one that will present,
' his company to advantage. Chas,
1 1nrrison's success. ''Saint ty Hyp
o, ri'cs and Honest Sinners," for
opening ThL'rsday evening of thi
wcek. A new policy will lif inaug
urated. The duor will open at
7 '.'.lock. The Kleetrolu coii-
cei'C
Musi,
7:l."i
furnished
company,
until 7:4..
until 8:ij
liy the Fulmar
will run f; "in
vaii(le'ill' from
and curtain at
HEARINGS M M
l.miis I'mlillo unci Jose Garcia.
ho wen; (HTiipmits i( a ar whlrh
work is1hmI Into unv driven
hy C. C. lliinvt'r nf this titv m Sex
ton inminliiln. vf.T Kfv.-n nrclitui
nary lioarinus lu tho Grants I'ass
justirc court last Saturday on
chnriif.'s,, of possession and Irgnr
portation of niooiisliinc. sovnrai ;!
l"ns or which wbs found in k't
dillo's car. followiiiu'thc crnph. t
rlillu cntcicd a pica of utility, f;iit
Garcia padcd not guilty and will
bo rflvcn a trial this wrc. Hoo
ver's mactiinc. as n rcsuit of the
ctasli, was damaged to the extent
of gerenil li llllllr dollars
CHESTCOLDS
Apply over throat and chest
over with hot flannel cloth.
-Mr. am; ;tis. i;aip; Wilson re
turned this forenoon from a short
motor trip to iluseburg, where they
had visited friends and relatives.
A. i;. Cunningham returned hist
night from a hunting trijj in the
Klamath Walls district.
.More slices lo the loaf, a more
convenient size for sandwich and
luncheon use. and a loaf that will
fit any toaster a re some of the fea
tures of the wonderful new Lorn;
Loaf beiiiij introduced hy Kluhrer.
Ask your grocer for Fluhrer's 1-ons
Ioaf. . jnii
.Miss Charlotte Caldwell of J.os
Angeles, who Was seen here yester
day at the Crateriuu theatre as a
member of the Katichun and Aho eu
troupe, is a niece of .Mr. ami .Mrs.
C. T. Hamilton of Central I'oiut.
where he is spending several days
on a visit, accompanied by her
mother, who is troupe mairm for
the company. .Miss Caldwell will
leave tomorrow evening for Cort
land, where the troupe will beuin a
week's engagement next Thursday.
The present visit is the first Miss
Caldwell has iiad in Southern Ore
gon fur over ten years.
Dr. W. U Howard will not be in
his office until about November I .
" Daddy's Xight" will -be ob
served hy the Washington I'arent
Teachers circle tomorrow evening
at 7:3J at the ashington schotd.
where a program will be presented
and refreshments served. Parents
and friends are cordially invited to
attend.
Miss Dorothea A brains, mission
ary from ranton, China, will s) k
at the local Presbyterian church
Tuesday afternoon at 2 : 3M durini;
the remilar meeting of the Women's
.Missionary society. A large atteifll
ance is desired to hear the interest
ing talk by .Miss Abrams.
Harold McDonald, who has been
ill with typhoid und appendicitis
for the past three month.. i siiuot
ly better, according to a wire from
Constantinople, received by his par
ents, .Mr. and .Mrs. J. K. .McDonald,
last week. Harold is Kuropean ex
port manager for the American
Tractor company, and he ami Mrs.
McDonald and their small child j
have been in Turkey for sometime,
Charles M. Adams of Philomath,
Ore., is a guest at the home of his j
sister, .Mrs. O. Ii. Wadell, for nee- I
era I days. 1
The Chrysanthemum Circle
Thimble club will meet at p. in. I
instead of & p. m.. as was stated In I
the Weekly Calendar of Sunday's j
Ihsiic. 2fi
.Mrs. J. V McDonald, president :
of the .Medford W. C. T. C. and
an official delegate from Jackson
peouuty, left here today to attend
the state W. C. T. C. convention t
Kugene this week. Mrs. Al. (iod
love, representative from .Medfnid.
i will leave here Tuesday to attend
the meetings, which will continue
until Friday. Approximately oMC
women will be present at the an
nual affair.
Mrs. Phillip Mills arrived here
this morning after visiting friends
In Portland for Ihe past few days.
Mrs. Naomi Montgomery left
here for Portia ml this morning
after spend in k the past few days
in this Ticinlty on business for the
j Daughters of the Nile organization.
She attended a meeting of the
1 group at Ashiund Krirtay and x-
pects to return th; ceremonial
meeting t thit place onober tt. '
i Fred Moore, Pacific eost mm-
ager for Silver llurdette nJ Com
pan of San Krancifto, utrlved here
today for a short busiijesi vitit.
Miss t "atherine O'Kourke and
Miss Dorothy Hayhurjst motored to
Crater l.ke yesterday morning and
spent the day.
Miss Kly Ilohrer left yetM'flay
her hor- in Caldwcgl. Kansas,
fter spending the summer In Med
ford with fr-iufi.
The Chrysanthemum ( I r c 1
Thtmhte club will hold tlodr i.3tt
meetimr at the lv'fcie of Mrs. .firh
acl Deck. '.:M H. Orape St., Thurs
day afternoon, Oetob' 1 . at .
o'clock. 'iWi
"Zeke" Campbell upent the week
nd hunting in the eu Fork tlis
triet. returning to Medford late laM
night.
Cherry trees, 2"c: finest ever
roVn in tate. J. C. T!:irn-' N'tir-
he emilty suit in the' federal
; court of the California Oregon
Power company against the city of
Gold Hill and the Heaver Portland
I Cement company to decide the ra
! lidity of an injunction obtained bv
the power company in the circuit
court to prevent the building of a
power dam aoross, Itogue, river, was
ehwed ft'iloi'hiv Federal Juilirn
Hubert S. Pcan 'left that day for hisi:,iul !l-s 1
home in Portland.
Moth sifb'K were rranted ten davs
in which to tile briefs unnn the P"'"ted in charg
case, ' t,r,,gni territory by F. I.. Amler-
"l-Vileral Judge Hun tool: tho'sl,n- "'itT Kent audition chair
rase under advisement and a deci-, niiin 1,jr 'he state of Oregon,
sion is not to he expected lor at' Tn" ,,yuut is tm' to ,,olh Ulil,e
least 3D (lavs JU"' unprofessional .singers,
The eity'of (lold Hill has started i,lM ,hf -v4. winners in Crants
trass tomorrow niglil will he sent
I to compete in tht .Htatn , contest
October and 'J. II. the first date
j - Preliminary -tryouts. for young
singers between the ages of IS and
; tl", who wish lo enter the Atwater
: Kent annual audition the latter
! part of November, will be conduct
ed in the ' Crants Pass Ilaptist
, church tomorrow night beginning
at eight o'clock. The singers are
.invited to come from all points in
southern Oregon and will give one
.selection before a body of Medford
is judges, headed by
-Mrs. Charles Cordon of the nor-
t hern city. M is. Cordon was ap-
of
The American l.oghm drum corps
! of Portland und Salem will arrive
in Medford at H o'clock tomorrow
i moruiiKA on their way home from
the national convention lU ,3au An
Itonio, Texas, where they partlci
; I'ated in tho parades ami activities
; ami where the Salem drum eorps,
.under the leadership of Mult Wil
! liamson, carried away second hon
ors in the national contest.
Allowed but a brief stop here,
i the northern drum corps will give
icheek-uii at the
1 flee. of that
were transients
I camp. The i
! stayed at leaf
j night.
j Cast year there were ,"-l,:Ui!'
; fewer travelers through the for-'
!ci. or a total of in:,atm. Camp-:
crs last summer totalled 'Jli.Tll'i.
An t xcepiionally good hucU-
I tehen y crop attracted :Ui 1 a
I I ampers to 1! nek le berry mouu
I tain. Last year only i,ii HO were
;officiallv registered nt that place.
I l.ahe o the Woods drew -UMM
itors this season, an increase
ii) oef last year. Kxten
improenients in accommo-
tations at the resort and much
; interest in building s u m m e r
I homes there probably accounts
for the lai ger number of loitr-
isis.
; From S'ptember i to 12 the
forest was closed lo travel dnr-
ing extreme t Ire hazard thus les
sening the total registration.
work upon the dam and. uyordui
to power officials has advanced
past mid stream.
The injunction seeks to prevent
ti e .completion of the dam on th"
power company property, each liti
gant owning sides of the river.
In the equity suit the. power com
pany contended that it was able to
furnish the city of Cold Hill and
cement plant all the power needed
at rates, fixed by the public service
commission.
The power company also showed
it hat. il planned the construction j
of a plant, at practically the same J a
site, to cost approximately STO'i.tf-il ; 4
to serve the territory bet worn Cold
Hill and Crants Pass and between
(J rants Pass and Kerhy and also I
to serve as a "standby plant" for j 4.
the entire Itogue Itiver valley.
southern I a short demonstration for the
tei taininent of Medford residents
who welcome thorn at the .station.
A large delegation of local Ameri
can Legion members as well an rep'
resentativoM of the Chamber of
Commerce and other civic bodies
will meet the Portland and Salem
men.
Y
MoVe than T." menibei'H of the
Portland chamber of eonuneree.
who will atari out Monday on a
good will tour lhrou.';li southern
l Oregon and tlu; Coos Hay district.
to
the
Considerable pride. In the Salem 1 will arrive in Medford at IMa
be devoted to male voices and! corps is shared by Legion lnemhcrs , Thursday afternoon. T'lev will be
cond to female voices.
stale, and apprnrlu
reflected honor thev
Radio Program
KMED
Mail Trilmne-VU'sln Station
-f 4
Slomlny. Ocl ." 1
H to !l p. m. Sixth SI, Service
Station and Porter Jumber
! all over the
I t ion for t he
i brought upon Ihe state thvoiv;h
their showing in the national con
test has been expressed by otint-
i less wires and press evmments.
.Medfoid is particularly proud of
j the fact, that she furnished tho
I drum major lor the winning corps.
1 The Portland American Legion
corps has held first, place In Ihe
- slate this year, having taken that.
t,r "i onor away from the Salem men
j'i'at the slato convention held hero
! in August.
1 ,
'Wings" Drawing !
Crowded Houses
to man p. m. M. n. Ilogan,
.Mrs. Norris. Pop Catcs,
community addresses under
auspices of the cil izens
ticket for mayor committee
TuCMlny, Oct. IU
j Chester Ihlhriarc returned . to
: Corvallis last night after spending
I Die; week end here With his parents,
' Mr. and Mrs. A. C Huhhi
STATE
THEATRE
Any Seat 15c Anytime
Children under 12, 10o
Show Changes Daily
TONIGHT
"Play Safe"
Featuring Monte Banks
Also Scenic and Comedy
"Win
now a:
its five
theater
Mgr.
s," the amazing air dramil
Hunt's Crateria u close: j
days engagement at thai !
tomorrow night. j
Ceo. Hunt says "Wings" i
itt
broken every known
record fur a motion
In the city of Medford
r has any picture ' rec
nd-
!le-;
ami ;
ived ,
has
a nee
lure
neve
more praise,. Tho capacity ami - j
ienccs that the great picture In
Medford attracted is only a rep
etition of what has happened in i
art the large cities.
la to lo
JM:;m to II ;
(iift Shoti.
11 to II a
Dept. Store.
1 1 : U to 12 a
Cakery.
1 to I::i0 a.
dent Flee,
to I ::10 p
Seed & Feed
p. m. N
ket reports.
H to U p. in.
!t to 1 0 p.
Power Co.
4. 4
m.
in.-
O. i;iec
Swein's
m. Colonial
m' ludepen-
ws and niar-
m.
Snitler's
Calif.
The synochronizat ion td' music
and sound effects add much to
the monstrosity of the produ--lion.
Clara Cow Is more . than
charming in the role of "The
lllllo girl next door." Iliehard
Arlen, (Jary t'ooper ami Charles
liodgers, all princals in the , (
cast do splendid work. The mister Keaton correction
-Winds'' is truly a gripping., CisW,j.st for tickets ends with lo-
Buster Keaton
I , Contest Winners
tale of the air. that keeps
audience enthralled from start
finish."
an
Obituary
Jay's iHsue. -
Tickets for tho following win
ners can he secured at this office:
-Marvin Cave. Harold Uttrell, Mary
Jane Neely, Lucille Shirley, Phyl
lis Smith. Lueien Smith, H. Ii. Cat
ley and .Mary V. Mathes. .
NEW PLAY HOUSE
Childers Building
Main at Boar Crook
Presenting
FRANK'S COMEDIANS
Opening
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18th
Every
Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday
This Week
SAINTLY HYPOCRITES
And
HONEST SINNERS
Door Open 7:00
Eloctrola Concert
7:15
Prices
25
and '
50 Cents
Orchestra 7:30
Vaudeville 7:45
Curtain 8:05
J
Next Week WHITE COLLARS
The Big Anniversary
Laugh Special
STARTS
TODAY
A laugh panic from
the word go.
BuHer
Gets into nioro darn troublo
than you can shake a tripod at,
from filming bathing beauties
to getting caught in a China
town tong war..
IT'S A HOWL!
Warn
rwM,-A in .
ROTHERMEL'S
MUSIC
Also
Another of the fa
nous colored his
torical short fea
turea.
THE HEART
of
ROBERT E. LEE
Four Shows Dally-: ,.
Admission
Matinees . . Evenings .
10 and 25 10 and 35
COrtNtt'AtX-Mi'S. 0. I.. Corib
wull. fiirmer Unmvn Mt'dfurJ
ri.'niiU'nl. died nt Spokane. Wash..
October Ii. aconllim to Informal ion
n'ccivt'd by I'rlcnda hi'r today.
Mrs. Coniwall had lioun aillns,' from
li(;att Irouhh; for some time and
her death did not tome hh n nnr
prise. Mr. and Mm. Cornwall left
Medford over a year auo fur Spo
kane. He will tie leinemliei-cd
as a Imlldlnu cunt i".ietor and also
for Ills work in local Boy Seoul
elreles.
WEDDINGS
V. f'oK'jIns and Mia lllrdle (iulll
ford, two well known loeal resi
dents, were married Saturday at
koseburK and returned yeaterday
to this city, where they plan tn
nikkc their home. Their marriam.
came h a surprise to their many
loeal rrlends. who were eonKiatu
ltln the eouple today. The bride
is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel tiulliford of 1I3 lieuesee
street, and Ihu hrlde.-rnom is an
employe of the Kxchnnnc Tire torn-
n nv
fbti9 Dr.'-j Stores
Ax Optn Nights
This Week
Medford Pharmacy
Heath's Drug Store
Strang's Drug Store
GROZ-IT BRAND
PULVERIZED WEEDLESS
SHEEP MANURE
' TOi THE LAKD SAKE URffi IT"
OnliiiHr.v stnblc mmnirt', wliieli
feiilitreH when nsi'il elose In 111
odor, drawn I'l
birsl iidviitilaf-'e.
is so neeessiil.v (, plnnl life, mini' lAjtioojililw
(Us I'lliii'.'. It s ttnsi'lil ly utul iti((rrW
and insects, likewise is too litilliy mid cx'W'ive f ie utrl It
In ils iliiec we A'fiT yon ii highly
juieked in piipef-lined Ijiirlnp Kiielts, liulit, dry, odoHcss, inexpeiisiv nt
lilrated, pulverized, nlorfcl fjcp 9D(f;if.
FREE FROM WEED SEEDS
O
ind all forcin inalter, with a plant food value many times Hint of nrdiisity tAt1.
USE GROZ-IT PULVERIZED SHEEP MANURE NOW OV LAV, flftJff
BFDS (especially Tubers and Bulbs, which require a large amount of Potash), tho
VEGETABLE GARDEN, SHRUBS AND TREES. 0
Market gardeners
should investigate
Groz-Itr It's the cheap
est and best fertilizer.
MONARCH
Seed & Feed Co.
' Your Socdsmen"
Sow our "Armory
Mixture" Lawn Oras.?
Seed if you want a real
lawn.
If the WISDOM
and
NECESSITY
uf HAVINd
wore as AI'PAHKNT to u-M AN
when lie is YOUXO
us they ale to n MAN
when ho is OLD
Uit'i't1 would h.F15WEl
uut iff pri-rj- IIUNDUEL)
fkan the MIXTY inen
wtw t ut,w DEPENDENT
11KM1
TiiE jACKSfJN County Bank
0 'ADL1SHED IMS
WPffDvoRD, Oregon
o
Commcrciul Havings Safe Deposit
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