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Newspaper Page TextMEDFOTtD MATL TRTBUXE. ifEDFOIvD, OTJF.rtONV FTCTTVAY. OCTOBETf 19. IfWS. PA'GE THREE 3f M lirev o a 8. ' ess 1 ! 1 1 - rcsiKi m malum: fro-nd v '' !: -i v v.in'-r at Ar-h'.i nil l.i st V.Y -!,". . ia , Iloht.v S: - a rt , 2l of " !'.-!:. ii, tirt, today is minus hi !" -r-i.iuil K'rWts and ihr.nmh the -'ii '.- sl.it ion vsterday afternoon i'l this forenoon va n 1 1 em pi 1 nt; c So, ;,: jh.-i.i. His vl.ith-s, v. hit h . ! . n t :i i in-.l in it suitcase, were l.v his n.-v -found frlen.l nil-- St wart was iii'st-n; frmn lus L.. n y.-sl.-lMiiy. !.' he w-jte vour fir- insurance. srl V. T.-iiKWiiUl.. JhU-l Holland. Pimm- !i tf 1 I'iiht, l-i:je I'lVint, Sat nil". t ! .l:iti"s K. CrS'-ve v:i anion:.: the vii(nlS ill M'-dfont yesterday from Pn.-o.eri. ir--j;on I'iiv if.oii.-f Assiii'i;iiion of '..-.I!.m.v'ille. (r-. I '. I., (i'.ff. n-.nl. ! 1 'i I !a-l Main St. Tel. "..'. ISMf .M ts. W. I. Dukvy, w h. .i-..;-lot anMe las.l wtM-U when --in.- fell i.fl' ;i holder in ill" -M . -1 o ) i ; m ot -(h;;!-,i. yhiiod :iiin,' m' her friends in lis.- I'ify ye-L rday. iti spite of the T;m-i ilial s-hf hail t make lior way ;i!tMiil n iTut'-iU's. The broken f i n 1 1 ni'-nUinu rapidly, ncciril in'-: to -M is. I'leUey. C. F. Coi'f writes all Winds of in Miriirn't. S-o hint. Telephone '.'-'2. Kast Alii in. I Ssf Dance iit Kitty K;il Friday niuht in A.-hiasid. L'ln (;:): at Med fori" linl'-ls fnoii " ishinuton state inelndo Mi1, ami .Mrs. 1). M. Harris, M'. . It;istini:s -1' Seattle, and Air. and Airs. (!. Ii. I. co of Kelso. .M.ftrmu hi- firt a ppea pi nee in a f.ij-P-joi).H r:mr in .vle.0.rd la si sr. ni iiitT w i : I; Kdit :- ! '.-m m r, local yi.tinu v;;aiu. U.iyiiiotid Kilter o. lioiil Mill is r-i'oi'ti'd to he show ni.; in-.. -s in the wi-i "tlinu w..rM. A shun i (fj i- auo ho wre.-tlt d w i'h M'niv.;. Xoi-Im-I'k. fi'rouniZi'd its ' Xt-rt hwe-i lira vyvc!i;ht chfimpintl. ' :;t a V nf'tum-i', Wash., :uid ri-jiori-y.'si.-r'.iay told of l!itt(-i' hrin- laSi.-n in hand )y Al.ix llowman, manai;-'!' o' IM i Si runiili-!' i Low is. v.urld's li-"-:ivyw'it.ht hamnfon wrihr. I'mici' his diroi-tioii HiMfi- will, ho :.-:-imi a vii:rou . vio.-t liin; I'nin si', I'l'oin w hii-h h,' i-- t-:toi' oil tn i-im-ruo as a top-iitit i'Imt. Khm i:.(h M.ihhvln :t'pplv. f. it. per hox :-! !'inil;ii'!i- INirUini; (ai, tf Hmmv. l---''-;l'' Pnin'. Sat nito. I'l 1 I-'. 1 1. I-'Mv. i al.l of Sams Vali.-y. -;pi nt lo.'lay in th- oily ti-:u;if!iii-; h-iinoss. i: snia ki-r a nd ilosinor. A! i s. Violoi Iviioii. phono rosl-.It-n.-o 1 iii'--V-!i. im:i Al r. and A! rs. AV. V, 'liiindh-r woro 'i-iioi--; yost on lay '.villi Al r. anil Airs. Low lloynnlds nf ihc Hufol TTnlliiiid whilo on 'ropto lo Jtt-ii- hntno in Soattlo, ?;ish.. l'i-om , j --hnl't isit Willi rola t i in : Vr.-Ua. Oiilif. t-oi,:i Mo-h- Mod'd.'d silk ho-.-, iory. M ni pi-i' pail1. Stoward's s t -) S J Ti Sinn-. I ' lint od iV si ina n ' ho. I. A r. al vain,- and -old In-ro t-xoliisivf-ly. Soo our wiudons. In!! Ncrih t'oittnil Ave. 1 ('' liiirl lli'invii, onnsin of .1. Venn1 Soh any If. - I oral idmtora ih"r. is visirinu in Al-dt'ord al tho Soha:p;lo horn,. 11 1 r- ;i fow ,lays. Air. liroun i- hi:; nay-r of tho I 'In moior and l-'ranU 1 mn4 oompany of Knm'ip.. Iianoi- at Kiuy K;il Krithiy niyliL it! Ahl;iTl'l. 1 'i CitrsU from I'ortl.iinl ro.ui.si.T'-d All's. ISoMtrioo Alofjoud t( t'lovo-ii- Modf-.G hoi.-N hiolutP- t'oMi'i;. litnd, Ohio, oanio hot-o t.nlnv tu i:. Tfihl.io. I-:, r. Dy. . II. Illnrm, KdOsp.-nd a w.w-k visltini; Airs. Hohn Davidson. (', ". Sli inuor. J. M. Schot-nbm li. Tlifttwo wunu'il onnio . . . - n . x Al.-t lu'V. 1-. L. LmiWy. -it-. nn.L io Oroxmi from ih IChi two yonr- lis. Tf A. Iturton. K. I. Huhmt, P. L. I'nmiiliol!, .1. l-'.iP-ytho, a. f, I'iirnekol'f. VI i s, ( K !!, Ui.lUm l. K, C--lon. Mrs. L. A. Whii". .1 . V . Jotter, A. riory. S. V. TlloUer. CeiilU- nntt-iw, I'ail! SiUll.T. Loo Al.-mi. S. Iviinhoo. !'.. J. Wnlif. W. L. ':in Xiiy:, (. .1. Johnson ;iutl ( (. I'rii' Joisi-y suits and drosses in.i.lo to nun, dh's. AL't'loiid is iMUhusiaslio iilniHt i ho si'fni'rjonf Smithorn oro h'on. tW.oitt Alodo Alndrlotl silk hp iery. Sl.tnt jier puir. Stowarrt'H M Si'i Sioi-o. 1'nlntod or square heel. A roal valuo and sold horo oxolnsivt'ly. Soo pur windows. Il,;1 N'orih foniral Avo. L'ln' Airs. ti. L. N't oly and snmll son. at the l-'asliion shop. 1-1 .I n k, loft hero this mornint; f- 1'oriland for the purpose nf seour inu inediciil troatnu-ni for Jack. An ideal t liristma's plf: for your noiyhhor could ho solootoil from me MedlOld LldK. Airs. .1. f. Thomas left hoi i Tluirsday for Portland lo transaei hilsiness for sevoi'iil days. Alin:i l.awroneo, piano int mi-thm our comploio lino (tf Fuller I'.nlshos. ami fiot'o-nipjitiyiny. Phono ssm. l-'nr immotliato sorviou tolophouo '.M 1 -.1. il-l Airs. Ilnv I'llinll. jne-i lent of th. K. .1. Hills of Aloilfor'd is assisting, Mt-.ii'oi-il Lusiness and Pi of -:iona 1 at the lot-al huh plant during the Women's elut.,' iioeopipanied hy ahsom-o of K. C. Snivoiy. win- Al. K. t'hiipniiin and several now taking his vaoatiou. Air. Hills is Kits maker at tho Alt'dt'ord plant. nd is supervisinu the saint dopart- Alis otln-i- momhei-s of tho nrt-unination. iiPii'!'id to Aslilanil this afternoon arraiiL:eio."!U: for ihe .joint moPt hero. f 1 ranis. Pass Couri' "liny oiiihoin Oregon lois t 'horry ti eos finost ovor nss olnhs to lo holt! here Oetoher n.wn in Klato. J. ('. I'.itriios Nur- '.UK Aliss l-'mity Kneiihu-hl. national secretary, will he U Mlest here at that time. Itanee, Kaulo point. Sat nite. 21 1 The CathoUe hidios will Imid a flalie S;il at the Ale.lfoi-,1 KleOlil, si ore Saturday. , - 1 n - Mrs. AL K. I at ihe Y. V. ( MeiK'.ik started (Hit on l i 1 ' reset-ii t City th sery. I'hono 1U0-Y. 2iMUf Alniii Liiwronoo, piano Instruc tion ami aooompanyiiw. PIpmio SStt. Jessie . Alct'oinh of I'orvallis, st.iin leader of iho county home , L' 1 n demonsirai ion adopts, spent mm h . house mother . nf today In ronforowp with Airs, and Airs. Julia - Klorem-o t'onklo. tho Jiiokson coun- moior trip ty homo demonstration asont. ;if (oinoon. (.'horry troos,. 2fir; finost ovor Airs .. It, Parkor and little da-ashler, Patricia, arrived hero to day from ALison t'lty. Iowa, wlioi" they wore called Civo wntks oil iie.-unnt of tho serious illioss of Mis. Parker fa i her. W. S. Ihl l oiiih. w ioi hier passed ;iwa . i'.-io h. apricot, plum, wiilnut tt' os : any tree -."ic: loss in lartit' nunii'crs. J. C. I'.arnoH Nursery. Phono !U"-Y. Jtnuf liny your Sunday dinner at the P I Sale at the Alodl'ord Kief i rie store Saturday. 1 Si iit o Hairy ;ind l-'otid t'ommi---sinner J. Ii. Aliekte, who yives an address on Kurnpeau t'arminu at tiie K.mie roim riiiiK'1 tnill this rvt'iuiiu, to Which tho yoiloiill nil -he i-i invited, tiavo an iiddross on the same subject lust tiij'ht in the uiam:o hall .of Williams, in Jose phine enmity. Pear troos. JiV: Kroip-h ro.,ts, budded: nothing bettor. J. I Cantos Nur-.-M-y. Tel. I1H-V. n n 1 1" pe-rce of Honor Carnival. Mod .in Wondmoii hall. October 11. i iood lime in store for all. 2 1 l Airs. Jessie Kvertim of Portland is the Kiiest nf Al rs. Thetloro Knacksti-tlit. Ml Obituary They will retiiiiin at that resort crnwn in state. J. t". Panics Aur iiver the week end. re tin nino; to s.-ry. Phono f 1 0-Y,- L'diltf Al.iifm-i! late Sunday niyht. Airs. J. J. CI rim of Portland came Dr. Y. YV. Jlowiird will nut be In llere todiiy oxpectidu' In spend scv llis office until about November 1. - era! days as the unosl of Airs. A. '1 1 '2 ' A. Cillotte. 1 Siitiorcl Gompsoy 1 Wi SantforJs System 1 s 1 307-309 East Main St. Saves You Money V t Buying tree Santford buys direct from the grower eliminating the profits of the middle man which the or dinary store is compelled to add to the price hs asks you to pay compare Santfords price with the price asked by the ordinary store -the difference Santiord saves for you. The best potatoes Klamath produces-every sack guaranteed sound and as represented Buy your order this week at Santfords, buy all the potatoes you want and use Santfords wonder ful delivery system to bring them to your home you don't have to carry them with you. No. 1 Xlamnth Gems, Per 100 pounds No. 2 Klamath Gems, Per 100 pounds . 1.15 .85 Lard and Shortening Santfords wonderfully low prices on pure lard a nd the best shortening will save you money We guarantee every' pail to please you in everyway. . . Meidum Pail, 4 lbs. net, Cascade Lard .... Large Pail, 8 lbs. net, Cascade Lard Medium Pail, 4 lbs. net, Opal Shortening Large Pail, 8 lbs. net, Opal Shortening .79 1.49 .69 1.19 Save. On Soap Our large buying power enables us to buy the best brands of soap direct from the large manu facturers at a wonderful saving in price When you buy soap at Santfords you save. Large package Citrus Powder, each Large package Peets Washing Machine Soap, each .. 10 Large' Bars Crystal White Soap 43 4 Large Bars Crcme Oil Soa" Fresh Fish Santfords fish is fresh not frozen buy all the fish you want at Santfords saving prices. Red Salmon P Halibut JLtjwt Fancy fresh-c.'utght fish, lb. . Fresh Ccd Fish The best Ling cod, lb Young Rabbit e Fiincy small sizes. Pound' .12 .25 Extra fancy fresh-caught fish, lb.. Kippered Salmon . Booths extra fancy, lb Finnan Haddies Booths extra fancy, lb .25 .28 .25 P.i:.Xi;TT-l-Mw-ard P. Itennett jiiissed ii way at his homo. 1 1'- North I'entral late yosierday even in i; at tho a to of M yours, nine months, l.'." days. Air. Itonnetl- was horn in Sullivan corn my, - Al issouri, Doo. l'J. m.i, and during the civil war servod ill tho militia from .Mis souri and after tho close of the w.ir ho crossed tho plains and set I led in 1 niili ii Costa county, t'alifnrnia. lutor moviiiK to Stanis laus county, California, where he was married In Dccemher 1STS lo Lmuiii KnohUM. To tills union wore horn three children, Kdnu Planch who died in isss. Polio L ami K. 'a rl. who survive. . Pesides his Wife ho hlso leaves seven lirandchlldien and one Ktvat grandchild. lie has been a mem ber of iho ISatnist church since ' I years of ao. .erviocs will he cnii duciod at tiie Conner chapel by Ihc liov. Kahm ;il a date in he an nounced when , nrrnnKomont.s are completed. IN GOLD HILL The special ; I w ill" i rain. ciirryim; moniheis of tho I'ortliind i 'ha m he i- of Commerce, together with business nn-n from several Oregon bu-luess firms, arrived a,! Cold Hill at X:f."i this morninu. AL t houuh t hey silent only or :in minutes In town, it 11 enjoyed tho :lnd reception iven them. All phiees of buiness wore doc oraied and as soon as tho train ar rived the fire siren was sounded. Tiie visitors l-fi the l rain and c;i Hod at the different business places. A ribbon on which was a small pure old minuet together wit ii the inscription. "A NiiKKet I l-'rom Cold Hill -Compliments of j tho (.'old Mill chamber of Com I merce." was presented to every ;j;uost. Sevoriil were taUon in cars to viit the ! :oaver Port hind e i inent conipiiny plant ioj;otlier with tho dredue wurks near town. The members of the Cold Chamhor of Commerce wore b; etohi'd in gold, I Tho nuguets wore iippreciati everyone. Several said Cold I was the "liveliest " town t hoy visited op their tri). among whom w;is Pre, I I .iieUIey, wrilor of (ho Tomorrow ONE DAY ONLY Continuous 12:30 to 11 P. M. You'll cheer this Anniversary Thriller as you never have any picture before. It's a Touchdown for Romance and Action LAST TIMES TONIGHT Ramon Novarro and RENEE ADOREE in tiie Most Beautiful 'of Love Romances "Forbidden Hours" Mill 'd hy Hill had I Oregon Journal. Tho visitors wore given a good impression of' the climate, indus- trios ami general wen It h of this - port ion of Oregon. They in-parted, saying, if another tinod will lour was ovor made through this country. Cold Hill would he made one of the main slops. - Champion Itull MKMPHIS, Term.; Oct. III. (iV) The grand championship In tho Ayrshire hull class was awarded at the National Dairy show today to A ItiL Crest Ringleader, owned by the Alta Crest farm of Spencer, Mass. Tills animal also was ad judged senior champion. Pay Slate Perseus, owned hy t he Massa - ehusetts Agricultural college, w as t .selected as the junior eh a nip ion , hull In the Ayrshiro division. Stated ('ommutilcalioi ' A Medford Lodge No. I n:i, A pLX I". A. AL. Krlday, ict. PJ 'r ' 7::t't p. m. Py urderof v. Al C. .M. IIOI'STON, Secy. y 1 0 Sensational Sale of Millinery. I riday and Saturday Lato models from New Yorlc in all tho now color. .- Imported om . broideries, met allien, si i I died vol vots; all head Hlzo.s. JIIsh Taylor, i-2 S. Conlral. a Mi Uolionrfliiltt an now under wuy for Iho latest Holon Norrirt ratiio drama, "Ann Alanli.i-oS," which wan presented with such shcophw throo wookH imo hy tho K(JO players. Tlu plol oonlerH armind a Jiirl who, in irying; lo mother her orphaned brothers, and. Keep house for Iter father, discovers that Ihe, lulter is unappreefalive ennif'.h to turn boot logger. Hr.w lite foilih;s of a kindly Fiifo inierfere Jusl iif lime to protect tlu amateur boot tensors from tho law, furnish un inlerestin. eliniax which is hrou-;h1 lo a final curtain hy the capable ca:d of IvMKI) play ers, who will be heard thronKh the i courlesy of the Cullfoniia Oregon Power company next I iiesday Irom 9 to 10. All the glarr.or of university life, plus all (lie action and thrllla of the world's hardest fought football games. Admission Matinees 10 and 25 Evenings . M 10 and 35 ROTHERMEL'S MUSIC ALSO "Tarzan the Mighty" The Thrilling Jungle Chapter Play GOOD COMEDY LATEST NEWS Political Talks on Air Tonight Oregon Weather ' Kair oust, cloudy vest . portion j toni-ilit ami Saturday Moderate temporal lire. Aloderato northerly POUTAN'l); Old. HI. r')-(lovor-nornor Smith's Cliicago speech will he brnadcasl over K(! W hot ween ti and 7 o'clock tonight. winds. NKW VOltK. Oct. 1 !).(!) Po litical speakers on the radio to nlKhl Include: Demoerailr (Jovernnr smith from Cliloniro at fi p. nt., over WKAK. and (!ast to coast KlmI Network of Nnllntui I ItroadoastlnK company. John W. Davis and Hnho Rut.li lit UPflO p, m. ovor const to oohkl Blue Network of Nut lona I Prnad catHliiK enmpany, ltepuhllean Senator ( Charles Curtis, 'vioo prosidontial nominee, from Tren ton, N. .1., at X:30 . m., over WOK and Columbia network. Hoover minute men' from 17-1 stations In tho Uniudi Htatos stnrt- iTirT.nt fi p. m. , , , ' (Times fjrivon are ' oast nrn. - New Fall Goods ' Arriving New Fall Goods arriving almost daily. This is the season of year when the new dried and hew pack canned goods are appearing on the market. Look over our list of new fresh goods. New Dried Fruits New Black Layer Figs New Black Cooking Figs New Cleaned Currants ' New Puffed Raisins New Seedless Raisins New Santa Clara Prunes Deglet Noor Dates New Candied Citron . ," New Candied Orange Peel New Candied Lemon Peel DEGLET NOOR DATES It has taken twenty years to establish the Deglet Noor Dates in this country. The flavor of the California date at the present is equal to the original Deglet Noor Dates grown in the Sahara Desert. We have them in bulk and package. New Pack Canned! Goods New Canned Peas New Canned Pineapple New Tomato Sauce ' New Canned Tomatoes New Canned Peaches ' New Canned Asparagus New Canned Beets New Canned Beans New Canned Preserves New Orange Marmalade Try Our. Telephone service It Is Dependable i Personal Attention i Prompt Service H. E. MARSH Phone 252 GROCER Phone 252 e