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I - 'mi ii: In i j '! ; J i I iir- f 5 f I i Mi.. li 1 1 ! PXOE TWO o MTlDrOTCP MATL THTBUNT:, fEDFORD, OTfEfiOX. SATTT7DAY. XOVEMP.E17 X 1023. Iocal and ' Personal Kim-Hi U't-lxh, former rexldent Mr. and Mix. Kl'eil X. Walhi, ..! Tlli uilurv Yr 1 r .. n ....- ... .....u.u .lllu un tt irnmciii ul unu huh rriurill'U lu .liruioru yen- upelll MVVeftll Jl.iUl'M ill the Vlty yi'S 1'orIlHlicl, In here on a vlxll Willi j ! tcrduy from Ituinier national park t. rilny on liuKlm-mi. friend., jrr. WeMi In head of the. in WaHhlliBlon. where- Mr. Wallace Ort-Kon Fire Itcllef Association of crematory ul HiJIwood, near 1'urt- bus been rupei-vlsnr for the John .McMinuvllle, Ore. C. 1.. (loff, At.. '""J1' Hampshire lloail Construction coin. I 419 Kant Main HI. Tel. ass. issif i oy me wick or ion. tci. i niuiy. Tiiey wilt visit nere for a' Ilemstltchlns, how mending llelni! oiicn tuduy fur the flint, 631. Medford Fuel O if few dura. ! nleutliu; and button making Man- time llilx ncaaou, tile Iresh meat , Mr. and Mm. A. .V. IJerlln and1 Eat ut the OrallKC lantern on ' dlrraft Shop. Phone 702. 3tf bouth nun the feature of the pilli- rdauuhter of Kent. Waah., toiped ' Holly Si., opposite ioatofrice. l'n- j Mm. Jo'fk KuhiinltK "und Jlr He market thin mortilui; and en-! off here to vliilt ilr. Ilerlin'n Ulster, 1 tier new management; everylhlnu ; Daniel ll.iuu-r unit Mr. an, I Mix Joyed a (joud palronUKo. The mar- j Mix. Ille l.uniHden. on their way new and eleun. I'lntf lunch for Alfred Mwuk'er of Kelida.Win.li ur ket as a whole wax a auccesif, every Miome from nil extended trip . 25c every noon. Hot tuuiulcH, chile, rived In the elly yesterday to al hooth belnif filled wtih home prod-: through the east. They have been ' clam chowder, soup, salads and : lend the funeral of their brother ucm of various lil'ln, Includinj; j tnivellnii nlnoo September 1 by sandwiched Soft drinks and con-'Wni. 11. Stvucer, which was held 1 produce, fruit, dressed poultry and aulo. anil visited New York mid factions. Open from 0:311 u. in. 'in this city yesterduv iirii.ru. ,,n , eouseu looosiuiis. ,exi j ueuuy s : niei i puiiiin, reiurnm oy way not 10 is p. m. every day, sunuuys in- 1'eur trees, 20c ...... n,-. in it.nu -jvvi.-u iw im .111- .."o nn(,i't Him r..n r 1 a iniscw. ClUiieil. .. li U U flPJd! nulh hi I......... I other bin day. cvery booth linTlnir Kxtrn Bood Jliildwin npiiles, OOci Thnmas Ahem, assistant aenenil llarncs Nursery J"el 9111-v viifnf" i.,-. uu in j-iiuiiii-ie i-ucHiiii; vo. 1 manager or me nuutnern J'aeiiie, ' Dance l-.HKle (Tint LEAVE SHOTGUNS IN IU FINES bull faun that he hud to arrange to brintf Tho pullfu game hero over the radio or have the bank 1-ui:u:ttrd A fin be r i7. '1'iuit whx tht' it'usnn Vernon Vawter khvj fur 1 Ik unit imminent. Fanchon-Marc Oriental Idea Jui Konn. Antriea' preat Chi J e tt'iior. who U apiAiriim a'.T boon re 11 tod for -that day and anient; tht prod nets to be nut on rah' will be fenfoodn and hut ta malt'ti, In n$dltion tu the UHual llnH. Good Spitz mid Ilakhvln applcH fur "nle ut Pinnacle Packing Co. tf Of tho olKht t'mporarj' aulo II- ni'iiKOf lH8ued at the hrrlffK office ypsterday wcr1 hIx for new auto niobllnH, and were ItsHUfd to II, U. Alford, W. Meyer, It. J. Karl, rild my H. Hmllh (ind W. IMillllpM of Mod ford and 1-entor HtcKlnbothain of Central I'ojjit. I.fiennpv for used earn were Indued to "rnewt Huff, O. Mann nnd 1. V. Wnllace of Mod ford. Have you neon thone new metalle I.o"kd U In tin- vault i.rudL-e French rootn, Taylor'a court in it td..ralW,uild- iiik are llir fin. Khot b'unn, which the JuiIki Ih holding a we- v u r J t y urL' I 1 M w r i ncc Hawkins, Olllt Unt nltn '':, Hoo ntendinc. runqers removed , u ill,i,,M :ind Carl tf pawed throuKh Medford In the Jack Koly of Kcaitle arrived in buMlnewi tar. Sierra Nevada, ihln , and, unagH worked; back. Jlandi- thl t' nun fr..m the state : "lHearei in Medford yesterday nnd platiH fi ' morning on his way to Ii 14 home In af't Hhop. 21 Ctf t "f 'i'''Kion. pay, fin en of $5 im it i-1'1 Mjiena Heverai wockx in iiiu iiir niirt isfieriiniciiin. ini -. . i in rii.i i.n-ii in ih.. . ..i c in local nmokiTK. Iint nlwht he i Hteel 8hear urround. ulow arofl nest1 Hunt'L Ciuteiian theatre Tomorrow in Kiff.bfin and Mario's "Orien tule" idi-a, in u'uraduute of the University of Oreifon, was born in I'ortland, w ht'ir he received Xlsin i ru' ' nuiu irainiiiK. ana nas tu in a majority oi in in Hie '"iintrv. Kover and Ituth Mile liatH at Lottie Jlownrd H? 2 S o thin forenoon for thelr home In K .1, Unzey, Kenernl manager oflchlco, Oil., following neveral dayH tlto Southern Oregon Claw corjiora- j Kpent in Medford with friendH and tion, and F. A. Andornon. Jr., hctv- relativen, ' Ice. manager, returned lum hIkIU Jersey huIIh and droHHfs mndo to from ItoHeburi: and (IranU I'uhh. t measure at tho FnHhion Khun 44 where thoy had Hpent Hcveral daynf Medford Hldjj. J 7tf fought a special exhibition event j (diarpened. KcneraJ blackKininilnK. with lluddy Thornton of Ihln city.; Nick Vouni,'. 109 South Jiolly Ht. nnd wan n crowd pleaRcr. Foley, 231 has not been flifhtliiK a Kreat donl A. 8. Jtosenbnuni returned from during tlie pant Kevern! montliK and ; a trip north !hln niornlnp. Ih not In perfect condition, belnnj Look for McI'Iici-hoh'm. ad In Kun ullKhlly overwelnht. However, heiday'H paper. 2,li5 exiioctH to lone eint poiidN In the j The ftuin of $377, !(, proceeds ; next week nnd make the 1 :"J -pound j of tho mile of Indian finds to prl welj,'ht. j vti partleH, will be diBtrlbuted thl Cfterry treea, 2Tc; finest ever fall by the Koveiment to the I!ix Brown In Mate. J. C. Ifarncs Nur-j IndlaiiH on the Klamath re.ierva acry. J'hone 910-V. 200tf 1 tion. Mr. and Mih. William Miller left HpItzenbeiK applcH, 50-$1.00 box. I Wood lawn Orchard, 1 mllo enn-t of JNO. GRIEVE WEPT i ami coplri I'iirll on lh i.l.... ..r uiliy y.-steiday io Utin u'ees.! a,v ri,'iif ' enationa.adabrio !:n Klamath lountv rhi- .ol- wtih A hih dive from tin u wniri- FILM WITNESSED I out a nun-resident lirei.. It is : '"" a I"""1" Klv not known whether the 3S Keese j " ""' "'l"h- jthey l;ilbd..nnd had in their car.' "HKeeter" ami Hay do n num- were confiscated. ! ni'r u Imitations. "Sleter; hIiiks ! It seems tint us they were en i wvrul "onKs. KnclanT ons, Chi I route homo from this hunt lJri.-lnP" """U""''"". Miles and Iverson my Came Warden Banres of u"u ln" "rienini lieuutieii lounu e. soon program. Buruea of f Kiamath county 'phiiiif.,! to Dei" In t heinterest of the .eoitiimny The Crater Iike cftilld of the Presbyterlun church will hold a maetlng at the home of Mrs. M. K. (.'hapman, 107 (lenesec street, Monday night. At this meeting the KUlld will beBlll their study of "Tho Uhrlstfan Influence I'pon Art. " Those who lire supplyliif; trDiiHpurtntlon for the meeting are usked to Rot In touch with the hostess as soon. as possible. Coal by the. sack or ton. Tel. 3I. Medford Fuel Co. tf Mr. nnd Mrs. I.. A. Davis of Poind Valley, Cal., passed through , Medford yesterday on their wny to Klamath Kails on business. They will return thls'eveninit to their home. J'cuch, apricot, plum, walnut trees; nny tree. 26c; loss In Inrge numbers. J. C .Barnes Nursery. I'hone fllO-Y. SOotf Members of the local branch of the- National Kiflc association arc urged to be on hand tomorrow morning at the rifle ntnge cast of Moilford near the 1 interest or chards In order to finish a number of detuils before the range can be completed. Members of the local unit of tho Oregon National Ouard have spent several Sundays at the range in preparing It for use. and have spent ii considerable -sum of money In accomplishing what has -ulrendy been done, Good Hplts and Iliildwln apples for sale nt I'liinanlc Packing Co. tf Miss Altn Unulon of I'ortlnnd, a former (li unts Pass school teacher. Js a house guest ovor til o week end Willi Miss llslher Olson, north of this clly. Pear trees, SOc; Frcnoh roots, budded: nothing better. J. C. Humes Nursery. Tel. 910. y. 200tf The P..T. A. council will meet al Ihe Junior high school Monday, November nth, nt 3 o'clock. All who are Interested are urged to attend Ihese meetings s much benefit Is derived therefrom Jtogiuir dance Kaglo Point Kat. 225 A report printed. In it Central Point weekly newspaper yesterday reported the dealh of W. C. I.eever, mayor of that city, but Inquiry tu dirj- developed that that official was still enjoying good health. The mlstnko w-us made In connection Willi the death of Mrs. Karl I.eev er's father, W, II. Kwnger of Ash land, wlilch called Mr. and .Mrs. Leever here from Han Krnncisco, whore they have been living. ICaii lcover Is the mayor's son. Hemstitching, hoso mending, pleating nnd button making. Hnn dlernft Hhop. Phono 702. 193tf Marriage licenses were Issued at the county clerk's office yesterday to Wallace llruce, 24, of Vreka. Cal., and Kthe yulgley, IS, of Oro b Ino, Cal., nnd il license was issued today to a well known Central Point couple, (llto llohnerl. 25. and Miss Virginia Hathaway, in. They will be married Kunday ut the Lutheran church here nnd will make their home near Central Point on ft ranch which Mr. Ilohn- ert recenlly purchased Thomas Kealty C, real estate, Insurance and small loans on any thing of value. Palm Hlock, corner Main nnd Front, upstairs. tf (1 nests from n dlslnnee registered ut Moilford hotels include O, M (Hazier 'of ' Now york Clly, Mrs. 71. Hmtlh of Kelouna, II. C, Miss l.ltllo of Sydney, Ausll'lilla. flrucc Hlnemn of Twin Fnlls, Ida., and h. J. Morton of Omaha, Neb. Peach, nprlcot. plum, walnut .Mr. and .Mrs. Tom Harriett, Willi Central Point. .2.ri2:",B '"tier's father, John tirlove, Mr. nnif Mrs. Wesley Judy of'" .vr" old. well known pioneer Klamath Falls were business mid ' resident of thu valley, n iurned pleasure visitors In the elty yester- any. Kut nt Ihe Orange Lantern oi Holly Ht.. oppostle postofflce. 1,'n der new management: everything I Home last evening to the Pros pect hotel resort from having wit nessed the Al .lolsou "The Sing ing Fool" moving picture, now playing ut the Cratcriun. Willi uly (.ame Warden Hoy l'arr of nils county to arrest tlim. und the hitter officer cntight the men yesterday lieforo they had reached Ashland. Although they hud Cull fornia non-resident licenses for iiuii.ing. iney nail no Oregon non resident licenses. Tho trio were without cush to pay Ihe fine hence, the court's - order to hold their shotguns us security. new and clean. Pinto I. fn- ""--counts ot tile film unu .-.e .,n. ii. . i i,.,,.i.. ..,,.. (discussing its sad teatures. daln chowder, soon. sl.,',u ,,.i' , .. Thl" . mornlnB they resumed th Knn.lwlehes Kofi .1,1..!.. I I JlseUSSlOll Ut IllO fiilnfly breakfast ' I "lld you cry during the picture I ilrundpa? ' anxiously asked young ilcston Oricve. '.N'aw," replied tho Octonarian Terry Talent of Ashlund, federal trees; any tree 2ic: lea In large prohibition agent, win leave Tues day forenoon for Heilttle by ull pluno nnd will arrive there the wimo day. Ordered to be In Se attle Tuesday afternoon, he wu ut -ii loss ns to how he would bo able to vote here nnd also be In the Puget Hound city tho same day, unlll he thought bf the means of iilrplnnn transportation. Leaving Medford nt 11:4a In the forenoon, ho will arrive In Heuttln nt 3: In the nfternoun. ' Itegunr dnnco Kaglo Point Hat. ; ' : acr, After having taken purt In the American Legion drum corps smoker last night nt the Armory. ' Mix Uonmn. Porllnnd fight man ager, nccoinpauied by Hobby Ver non, Mickey Dolnn, Frank Wnr eeky und Uud Kuds. left by motor this forenoon for their hruduuur torn In Portland. Doman Is the manager fur n donen or so' fight era, all of whom lire rated in Port land us being tup. notehers In their rospectlvo classes. , Hxtrn good Hp 1 1 7.0 n berg npples, 50c per box nt Pinnacle Vuoking Co. , ,f. Uuikllng permits were Issued by thu city today to Klhel W hillock lo build n garage on North Pencil street, at a cost 'of S!in, nnd to F, C. Cummlngs to build n dwelling nt -n eost of 12i)0. A permit was also Issued lo J. A. Porter to re model a garage ht a cost of 80. Hemstitching, host m e n d I n g, pleating nnd button muklng. Hun- dleriifl Hhnn' phniin nj. lflStf Medford wits fortunate during the month or October In regard to rires, us only seven ulurnis .were turned In nt the fire department und tho estimated totul damage is "believed to be not over SIOO. numbers. J. C. llanles Nursorv Phono OlO-V. sootf Mr. nnd Mrs. W. H. Fulger ar rived back In the city this noon on the" Shasta from Kan Francisco nfter a month's visit In Hint city. A fow more Hoover thimbles for Ibo Indies und Hoover pins for the men in this ofrice. 2211 The new Ford ear which was stolen Thursday evening from fleorge C.ates, was recovered yes terday at Coiiullle. and the Chcv rolot, stolen the same night from the I'ierce-Allen Motor company, was recovered yosterduy nt Ash land. Moth enrs had been aban doned by the thieves. Host I'lnh lump coal. Tel. 031 Medford Fuel Co. tf Klhciild's dnnco Knglo Point Hut. 220 Following the wind of yeslerdtiy. rain fell during, last night to the extent of .o-l inch, nnd desplto the met nils morning and forenoon worn bright und sunny, the forecast Is for morn rain lunlght nnd Sun day. Pouch, uprlcol. plum, w n I n u t trees; any treo 2Sc; less In large numbers. J. c. llarncs Nursery. Phono IMO-Y. SOOtf Vole 03 X Ves. W. I). Welch of US Mistletoe St.. for Clly Uecorder. A resldenl of Modfc-rd IS years. leciiuus, upi'n irom i.:ao a. m. to 12 p .111. every day. .Sundays In eluded. 2281 ,,...1 i.... i. ,i Mrs. Allen and Mr. nnd M,;. Hmllh I115' 7 t ory, but I ,,. ":::!!;.. ; y " m. j... i,n, r ...1. ... . u ,. " t,. t.rlcvc and son, 1 lesion, and si M .'.L' 1 11 1" . '""'"'r "t thc),,wtv ,, m.,.lvcu , , cU St. Mark s hall last nigh . , fol. , ,on Wood all kinds oak. laurel. t the Crulerian. and also to see J. 51 . Z. ' Mc,,f"'1 r'"'jlho Corvallls-Medford f o o I 1. 11 1 1 Co; y- tf gu.no this nfternoun.. Included nmong the Oregonluns Y r.'Kisiereo ill .Aieorm-.l linlelu ure f.Mr. and Mrs. Pert Pates of Hose- lurg. (leo. L Tetlon and Then. Wlxson of Kugene. and tho fol lowing from Portland: Howard C. and James K. Hell. It. P. Williams,!. Mrs. It. p. mile, a former .Med- It. O. Nelson. W. K. Iledhead. Will, ford resident, died Inst Thuradav (1. Olllllnp. It. Clreene, W. F. Hod-! at the home of her daughter, .Mrs. ley, J. M. .Mngurlund, W. P. Cun- K. II. Van Dyke. Sun Francisco, ley, (1. A. Cook and Hal Valichen. Hhe was born at fiollnd. Texas. C. F. Ooff writes nil kinds of In- i August S, IS52 and leaves lo sur- surannc. Hee hlin. Teleuhono 1122. vivo her loss, five daughters. .Mrs. Offlco, 411) Host Main. lK8tfClara .Miller, Oakland, Cnllf.: Mrs. Sxl out of Ihe state curs regis-' J. Parker and Mrs. Ii. It. Van liyke tered here yesterday wtlh the local j of San Francisco: ."lrs. Kugcnc stale unto traffic bureau, which i Hlnzier of Portland: Mrs. Itoberla was two more than registered tlloj,lat of Seallle. Wash. She was day before. the wife of tho Into Robert P. Klnenld's dance 10ut',lo Point Sat. j Little, bolh of whom were well 2 2B j known here. The funeral was held McPherson's anniversary sale be- ! thi forenoon at I'ortland, with a gills Monday. See Sunday's paper ,' Christian Science funeral service. lor no. I Obituary 1 The Uallcs-Medford game, No vember 17, will be brought lo Med ford fans who cannot attend, through tho courtesy of Hie .lack son County bank, over K.MICI). tho Mail Tribune-Virgin station, by di rect wire from the field. Descriptions at no time will come later than from 10 to 30 seconds after the plays. C. T. linker, lucnl Chamber of Commerce secretory, will be at the microphone' Tin. employes of tho Jackson County hank are such rabid fm.t- T.leutennnt It. D. Lyon of the I'. S. naval nvatlon dejartment nr. rived In Medford by plane this morning und left on the Southern Pacific train this noon' for the south. He will slop over In south ern California for n visit before continuing on to I'cnsiicolu. Flu,, where ho will be stationed fur the next two years. I Wood all l::nds oak. laurel.! fir and dry stubs. IIAUKISON The funeral ser vices Tor .Mrs. Cora 1). Harrison were held u St. .Mark's Kplseopal Church Saturday, November 3, at 10 o'clock a. 111.. with Itov. Father William 11. Hamilton officiating. There wns 11 large alien. Inline 0f friends, and a profusion of beauti ful floral tribulof. The pallbear ers were: ,1. w. Wakefield. J. A. Perry. T. H. Daniels, Fred Ilcnlh. These Drug Stores Are Open Nights This Week Medford Pharmacy Heath's Drug Store, Strang's Drug Store the arrangements. charge TOO LATE. TO CLASSIFY Foil KENT l-room furnished house wtlh yard; adults. 2:'S Ho. Holly. 22lilf Hi- . I'.r.r..uw,... I.1 I 1...I,.. Medford Fuel 1..1... .. .1 :...'.....!... .' .. Co. Tel. 631. tf. , r . K'nU.t,,,!..!.... r. . , ..,.... ii 1 u .in-... ur. in .uaosoieum. ,S fc.wv .e. ro.Mli: IIISO Ine I..o.a,,! 1.1....... euMiui.K uuu papering. Apple St. Phone 141I-I,. 22s K. Q. Heron, vice-president In charge of traffic for Ihe lioelng Airplane Transportation company, arrived this morning by plane from Son Francisco and will continue on to his home In Portland tonight. i.et me w rite your fire Insurance. Carl V. Tougwuld, Hotel Holland. Phono 993. ift Hoso mending, runners removed' nnd snags worked back. landl-l oinft Hhop. 2 Ititf Motorists traveling to (he valley I over flreensprlng mountain enrly. Inst evening witnessed a dense fog i In dercendlng the seven-mlle hill, j For several miles II was linpos-j "Ible lo soe n Ilea il of the ear lights j and molorlsts were forced lo creep i along the steep mountain, keeping ; us close to the right side of the' road us possible. The fog lifted FOlt It LINT Furnished 2-room apartment: light and water paid: use of Maying, sewing nun'lilii". bulb und guriige: room for 3 adults: S22. Also small house: light and wnler paid: $lli. In iiulro al ,tlu I'oriluuil. 227 FOl'ND Cnibrclla at Cralcrlan ineater uiiout u week ugo. Own or may have same by culling at Tribune, identifying and puvlng for this nd. 22,x Just a Reminder mora ilioes of a. more convenient size are two of the reasons for the remarkable demand for Fluhrer's New Long: Loaf.. It contains all the tra ditional quality of riuhrer'a Breads. t . J Mrs. Vlolu Kershaw of Foots creek and Mrs, L. Kretweii of Cen tral school were among the visitors who were In Moilford today. "Jux" The best thing you can do for your boy (or girl! is to have him learn to piny popular music. In this radio ugo It Is only way to simulate his Interest In music and make u musician out of him. Try the Height Huiiplementai .System. Fred Alton Hulglit. touch- er or pluuiK Htll.llo, 3 IK Liberty Holding. ;27 Hot, clean coal. Tel. 631, Med ford Fuel Co. tf An unto crash, caused by a liuv- ruoK which had no lights, took place on ihe Pacific highway Inst evening nnd Involved two enrs. that of J. 11. Klrklund of Itogue Itlver und Sirs. Kugenln Onrrlson of Mil waukee, Wis., who Is visiting friends in the Foots ereek district. According to reports, the Klrklund machine became Involved with the hayrack first, und later Ihe Our- rlson null, crushed Into the other I car. l.lllle damage was caused. Wood all :i.n.l oak, laurel. fir nnd dry slnhs. Medford Fuel I Co. Tel. 3I. tf Look for MePhersnn's nd In Sun. day's paper. 2 Among Ihe Culiroriila resldent-i registered at local hotels nre Mr. und Mrs. J. Mnluliey ami Mr. nnd Mm. F. J. Crnfts of Hnn Frunelseo. S. Ilosvnblum of Los Angeles. II. Wllkle of tterkeley unit leo. AV. Ciluilar of Ouklnnd. tnnce Kagle point Hal. nlte. SSu Hot. clean eonl. Tel, 83 1. Med ford Fuel Co. tf U'flnJ .11 ..... . , i " si. ..ii. wis, isurei, 'fir und dr' iduhs. Medford Fuel FOlt HALF Small Jonathan up pies. 3 boxes SI. Ilrlng con tinners. Joseph Js'anlor. Fern i auey. . jj; Just hefulv reuehlng h0 Klamalh i A.N'TKD Housework by day oi Junction. Motorists retm-nliur b... ' ''our; 40c an hour. Plume 32l?W lore mlilnlght found the fog of the enrly evening had practically Foil HUNT Small modern house. ; Oak St. way, 7-F-2I. Call A. Hruck- utsappoareil. However, rain nnd snow were encountered. Klnmulh Hernld. Cherry tifes, 25c; finest over grown lu state. J. c, names Nur sery. Phono HIO-Y. sootf Wnnled Mending and darning do. Heferences. Phono 319-Y or enll nt 716 Pino Ht. 22ll llordon Hlgglns of Medford. n I " ILL HKI.L modern i-r...mi house. WAXTlD llusluess college girl wishes typing to do nt homcor office. Tel, 3HS-I.. -'"27 Foil HUNT Modern l-room bun galow, completely furnished: reasonable. Til; Park Ave. 22ll iresnmun in engineering al O. S. C..ms been announced as u pledge ny mi Kappa 'ran. social friitorn- "V' . ,. ' , : FOH HKNT urooin nioiloru'buii- I.est I tah lump coal. Tel. (S31. 1 gaU.w. Ills ijunel si. Phon,. .iieiiioru puei co. tr coniplctciy furnished: exceptlon- u in upusiuon. ,ii I'ark Ave. 797-1.. Mr. nil Mrs. Ilerl Ilutes vlslled : Koll ' HFNt"" Vn'enUh' . the, city yesterday for fewj .iU'mrV Hv ours, returning to Ihelr homo lu donee: hoi water heat I In hours itosebuig last night. McPherson's anniversary sale bu-1 gins Monday. , Soe Sunday's paper! for nd. ., ' nlshed room, private resi- aler heat, bath. 222 2S1 OST Uuly's brown handbag, by K'.ks' club. Itetuna.i Mall i rlb une llewnrd. So. Holly. Co. Tel. 69) tf NOTICE TO PUBLIC ' 'I'lie City TiTiisuii.' ux11g vosli'r.l.iy vocoivf,! enunty wniTiinl Tor the rit.vSj shnve of the oounty mml tnji iinioimtiiiij lo nlnioHt $7(100, the sli'oi-l oomiiiittoe will hold 11 spi-oinl iiu-itinsr with iiilm-ested uxpH.vi-rN wlin luivo (,'iikiiiik, siiTt-l ri-imiis, tliiiiiuijjo, .sitlownlks., eioss-H ulksf niitl other .street work lit-M iH, for Itiek of ruiuls, t tin City Hull at 7:30 Monday evt-iiiiiK, November ."1. to nr nitiKP for budittOiiiK tliis money to the various projeets upon which work is most needed so that work can li,. fin ished li;fore the winter rains net in. t STKKKT COM.MITTKK. Ii- . HAM.M0M. Cliainnnii. " I. .1. IllTUTKR. ' .1. W. .lACOWS. Every Man in Southern Oregon Will welcome McPher son's Announcement In Sunday's Tribune. Watch For It! TONIGHT IT'S POSITIVELY YOUR LAST CHANCE TO SEE and HEAR AL JOLSON IN The Singing Fool" "A Business Man For a Business Office C. W. ASHPOLE, when requested, made tho following Ktutement relative tu his candidacy: "In Ihe first place I want It understood thut I urn not a politician but simply a plain business man. 1 did nut seek the nomination in the spring primary hut consented that my name nil'tlit he luted, and when 1 received lh nomination I considered it my duty to place my candidacy before Ihe people in ainfciatlou of the confidence which my many friends bestowed upon me In tile primary. If 1 am elected .toiils office. I will do everytlihiB iq my 'power to see that it is conducted aiiMg strict business lines nnd principles, using the utmost ecoomy where practicable nnuH Hiving tu each part of tile county the same impartial con . sideration for its various needs as 1 do any other. I i"avcR a comprehensive, economic road building program and will personally see, insofar as It is possible, that the county receives one hundred cents for every dollar ex pended in tliis or any other line of endeavor." 'DEMOCHATIC CENTRAL COMMITTEE. Paid Advertisement. Continuous 1:30 to 11 Tomorrow 1 : 1 FANCH0N and MARCO'S "Orientale ., Idea" With JUE FONG Famous Chinese Tenor Also BEBE DANIELS "TAKE ME HOME What Price Judgeship? The attempt to discredit Judge Thom as is expensive. . ' Who Pays? Jackson .County Republican Central Committee Paid Advertisement Dine Tomorrow? Hotel Medford Dinner $1.00 "The Food Is Better" At the Medford : ELECTION RADIO SPEECHES v Kalie M. (irieve, forewoman of the Ohnney (irand Jury, anil 0. ('. Hois, attorney of .Medford, and others, will speak over KMKD at S::0 on iMonday evening-, Xo veiilier 5th. JJe sure and eonneet with K.MKI) at S:')0. 15 KIT Kit (lOVKIJXMEXT LI' AG U 10. Paid Advertisement cfriendliftlioughts By John A.Perl NctehborHness la a bond of : friendship that makes for umlerHtnniiBiK and ronipnn liinshlp. Xt'lKhhorllness is the soul ot every community. The public nrrives nt a cer tain uuderstandlnR about the merit of men who serve (hem. We would ''.nve'you inquire nlioul our reputation for ability and fnirnesn. THE PERL FUNERAL HOME .426 SIXTH ST.aTOAKDALE PtiONE 1 JWONDERFUL MUSIC 1 Ml Our Ineoin parable musin Insures you n kIi0u8 evening at our claboraln ballroom. Come and briiis your fileiuls to enjoy our ireliHhltul entertainment, and dance on our marvel ous floor. I "Dance for Youth" WALKER'S DANC E PAVILION liTiliEi-'jilii i TO THE VOTER Word has just eome to Better Govern ment League that Judge Thomas intends to an.-vei- the questions wliieh the gj'and jury asked of him, either this Sunday or ronday. If he doesn't do,so before that lime, the voteis ai'e liable to answer the quest ions on Tuesday, the.Gtli. JJKTTEU GOVEK'X.MEXT LEAGUE. Paid Advertitement aa.ai!l.biiilUidtiiikii!iai:ili.i!lilCT 2p ANO HourSTi. Phons 244 A Complete Cleaning and Dyeing service ; ROdF LEAK? CALL Trowbridge Lumber Yard LOur roofing expert will call and give you suggestions and eawnaies on cost, no obligations. We sell the famous Johns-Manville Roofings L ALSO CEDAR SHINGLES
