Medford mail tribune., November 08, 1928, Page 2, Image 2

VAGF, TWO
JfEDFOTW MATIj T1?TBUKD. fEDrOUT), 'OnEfiOy, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8. 1fl23.
Jocal and
Personal
, ., ., .!...
ror nil; inii "
,'',r,,U'J1,:Jl'erlyVVhe"Xf,''enU"- !""'- '"' "WW, with .or.-, of! A 2" year, also item in the Port-.
jiricrmix u 11 . ..,.,.,... 1 Kt. Mark's rummaiie aaln. Nov. Ujold." nnil the ciiUer of u rcJle land Journal yesterday was aa fol
ty .lelks ortlci. mrj I" a. . Main. S3 1 A-l.l.. f. ,.. Ihn .,.,, l Ikk: "Three I'hll Metphun. ..Ill
havini; reported liy yestei aay alter- :
nuon. As a rule. two or three days :
eiaii . .
avul.able at the cktk h
with that thoulilit in mind.
eouiily c
lllltllssi.iK
H. ! to
meet until next Tuesday.
l lic eai ij riiui nHii i . '
the llilense innrisi in i"i
election. I'll usl lie elrellon
liniird
lneiuliirs to lake espeilal pains to.
Inlnjf In the return ns early as
uosKiiile.i i
Dauulllers of Veterans will meei , nh.ht .;Veryliody welcome. 231'
I' l'lday evenini; at the Armory. 23U ! Temporary aulo licenses were Is
('. T. linker, secrelury of the, Ht ,h(. h1(.,.rfB ff,.0 t,luy
Mi'dtoi d Chamlier or I ommeiie. ,
was to leave today for t'orvallls j
to ntl I the annual three-day j
r.ssioil of t lie stale uxsuelatlim of
executive secietarles. i
Wood all kinds oak, I"""'1' ;
fir and dry slabs. Meilford Kuej i
Co. Tel. ii31. tf t
Mi's. Klsle llnxler of JucUBOll-,
Villi'. Kla., who Has been leelurilii,-
iluliiiK the past piesldcnlinl cam-I
piilnii for Herbert llonver. 'a '"
Jteiffin d for several days and Is
lilaniiltiK on n 1 v I ti K several lectures
.here on novels and poetry. Hlie ls(
also a representative of (he Mouth-j
i n Cliibwoinan. a niatiazlne. ami .
hiid' cillislderiilibi lecturlliK experl
enie iltirlnK the World war. ,
Kculllar dunce, liold Hill Hut.
231
(luesls' from' a dlstanie rculs
tercd at Medfonl hotelss Include
Wlllard liruwn of Dayton, On., and
Kanl Mc.Vai'y and Clarence Me
Nary of liellane, Ida.
Armistice bull, Jackson Hprlnss
club. Kill. nlKht.
.1 uli ii XcM'cnmb, son of Mr. and
Mrs. X. II. Ncwcumb, route 3, who
has been HI !n Portland for the
past six months with Influenza and
coiiipllcatlons. returned ' to his
Inline lllla week much Improved In
health.
Dunce at Kred O'Kclly's hall.
KoKlie Itlver. Hal. nilthl. . Ilroad
way (Irchestru. r30
.Miss Tern Hutchison returned
yesterday from (iranla Pass where
she spent the past two day vlslt
Iiik friends.
Kxtru special barftalua, $I.9h to
HXc, at the Knimy I.ou Hat Hllop
in ,M M. 20 extra Kieen alumps
HllB v.i-ek. 23a
Mrs. Mnry Meyer, clerk of the
Table Hock school lilstrlci, l)r,
:coi'ue Dean of Oak lirove and C.
W. Collins of AKate were amoiiK
the visitors In Meilfnrd yesterday.
Cruntre dance. 1'aiile Point Hat.
nlKhl. l-:verybody welcome. 'j:i2
An Invitation to the deuree leani
of the llebeknll loducof Klamath
FalU to ntlend a district conven
tion to he held In Medrnnl on -December
3rd has been accepted. The
local drill 'teitm has been itlven
the lienor to exemplify Hie work
lit lllla nieetlUK to be attended by
members of the order tbrouRllonl
H'MiUirrn DreKim. K latiiiit It l''allH
llenild.
Hose mcudlnir, runncrH removed
and snuffs wiirki-d back. niiuill
eraft Shop. a 1 Off
The last concrete In the new
Atbland water supply dam was to
have been poured today, inarklui;
the completion of the dam, after
liuvlnit been In the course of con
struction for severul months. The
dam will be rendy. for use 111 the
sprint,' and will assure Ashland an
ample 'water supply all next sum-
IIO'I'. . . ,
Homeinude cakea at Marsh's
Orure-ry. .. .. :231
. .' I'l me write your fire Insurance.
Carl Y. TenKWiild, Hotel Holland.
I'bnne !!i. tf
The Superior
Toasting
Ability N '
cf Fluhrer'8 New Long
Loaf is one of the many
icasons why you should
be using this latest and
best of all breads,
Long Loaf's convenient
size and shape fits any
type toaster and the
abundance of sugars
used in its manufac
ture oasts the slice to
an even golden brown
in just a jiffy without
scorching.
Call your grocer and
ask for Fluhrer's New
Long Loaf and con
vince yoursolf of its
extra goodness,
Dr. A. ' Wiiltcr Krexw mifiit I JhIiii B. Velton of Mrilfiu d. IIk- I Tim nunilit-r of raulur luta o
tli ivei'lc mil in Klnmath KullH i trlt-t mn'nuicvr of the .Molropollliui j era ltd in the l.'nitcd Mutes has
an the husi Rucat of Mr. ii nil Mm. I.lfo liiurnne- conipany fur noulh-1 more Ihan rtuuldid in the )iut fivn
l.eur ". offleld of lliul . Urn Orison, wan in (Iranla ra yearn, iiceordlnn to the Oji-kuii
Diuu-e (lulil Hill " il lllthl -'31
ki wiiii r 1.1
" " ' .'
' ! . nl,ur" eu ''C31. M.df.Md Fuel C.U. IT'
teriiay Mnoiiiunir ami viuini! ai
ills. M. K. Krazee. fnrlller hiiuxr the core of tllene aiplen, what!
mollier at (he V. W. V A., li ft liy:u wealth of uood thinu la attired, j
.intuitu this inornintr for Man Jose,
fal.. whore she will aoend the win--
ter wnn ner son. ituiianu r razee,
i.,.kn. ,-l.. . lh K,.
: . . . ' .,. , ,,.:'
Jose normal. Her plnce at the I
loeal hcHduuaHers Is DeliiK filled
i. .. .,... ir-,.i. ,..,,, ,,,..,.,1 u I
" ' ... i
house mother a year iiku last sum
in'T white Mrs. Krazeo was nil
threo montiia leave of ahsence.
flraneo danee. Maule Point Kat.
,() TIlomuH Knlpe. the Kanderson
jiotur company ' and the Crater
( ukv Automotive company of Med-
f,.(i,
Armistice hull, Jackson HprltiKH
dull. Hat. Illcllt. W
A (V(1.(,C complaint. Iinuinht
turn IriMt Clarence Martin by Minnie
Murlln on (irounds of desertion.
wnK on file today at tile county
(.,.,.h.H off,.e. The couple was
married Mnreh II, MiaS. and the
,,aif f dalms she was deserted
at Stockton, Oil., over a year into,
Homeinude cakes at Marsh's
U3 1
Amonit the Callfornlans ickIk-
tcrptl ili local hot fix tivp ,1. It.
lirown of Tturlluitnu', T, J. I'liint
of Alitmcchi, llvovw "Y. KihvjirdH
of ("hlro. Mr. n nd MiN. 4, A. Cow
J. K. WalldiiH of San KranclNcn,
Itcducllon mjiIp now nolnR on at
the Itnnd Itox Hut Shoppy, 223
Hunt Cth HI. 20 extra fftvoi) trinlln
itnmprt tlurliiK IIiIk wile. 233
In the election of clan offlt-MiH
j'cstcrduy of the Hinfor cla of th;
Sou t hern Orison Norntnl mbon',
two .Medfonl Klrls were honored.
Mix Minnie Tlininonn of thin rtty
whh elect cd treasurer and Minn
Murjoiie rennit of Medford wo
chonen Mecretary. It. I'cttlnwi of
AhIiIiukI wiik elected inenlilent. and
Vernon K fin Me of f!rnntn Pawn,
vlce-prejildent.
HeKUhir dunce. Cold I Mil Sat.
231
The rhunrcH if recovery for
LefMiurd Loml.ertson of t'ok'inH
MUIk, who Ktistalned it hroken bark
In an aulo cninh Hc uth of AhIiIuihI
Sunday, were todny reported
hetter. hut It Ik rohahe that he
will he confined to IiIk heel for
neveral weekH to conic.
Oregon I'Mie Heller AHsoclallon of
MeMlnnvllle, Ore. f, L. (ioff. AkI..
(Ii) KHt Main Ht. Tel. W. I SSlf
Mi. W. 10. Dean. Mim. Carl
Smith, Mrw. Allle Kverlon anil
daiiKlUer, and MIkh Littilne liver
ton all of (IrantH Vhhh NpeiH Tiiph
day nlHpiiuii In .Medford.
Klneaid'H dunce. Cold Mill Sut.
John I la rt on drove In from IiIh
ranch near Ityhoo lirltlo thin morn-
illu- ii nd mm Ml ucviii'iil hitin-u hi t lie
cltV on hllNttiesK. '
(Jood lialdwln apile tuv Hale al
Pinnacle l'lieklnjc Co. tf
Zulclma Tciiiplo Xo. 13. iJiumli
lei'H of the Nile, will meet at Crnnls
Phhs MiiHonlc temple on next Sat
urday, November Kith, at 2 p. m.
r.unchcun will he nerved at the Del.
Uo'iie hotel at I2:3n. 1
We now hnvo Hevurnl furnlMhed
Iiouhch for rent. Clone In; low rent.
See A. C. Ilevan at Hotel Medford.
232
Cuoi-tfe Kckman of Kin ninth
Falln 1 home from u neveral day'
vlxlt tn Medford at the home of
Mr. nnd Mm. It. I), lleiiHon. Kelt
mun In connected whh the Pine
Tree theater of Khimalh Knlln.
HeniHtltchlnif. hose m p n d I n .
pleatliif and button makini;. Man
dlcraft Shop. Phono 72. 1P3tf
MIhh Almn Ijiwreneo, well known
I local phinlHt, left Medford HiIh
morning for Portland, where, tdie
will UKaln he nmielatcd with Jamcrt
Sti'veiiH, former local operatic bari
tone, In bin new Htudlo. Huvlnu'
proved to he the popular hit of
the recent opera hciimoii In Port
land. Mr. StevenH huH made an Im
mediate HUeectjM of hlx ntudlo there
from the first, and U belnn viMltcd
freiiiently by Itical admlrcrK nnd
frlt'iulH upon their trlpn north.
Dunce Cold III)! Sal. nl,'ht. 231
Mra. Kllnor lowell of AHhland
, Kpent Sunday with her Hlnter, Mra.
II, It. Kellom In Medford.
See Chim. Ii, Howard for 1Upiih
HetiKtM bun load for the foot hit 11
km nte. The Da licit and Medford.
Phono Summit Itaiich, AHhland.
221Uf
Klve humlred miniature boxen
of Klamath Netted Com l H. No.
I potutocN, each box conlululiiK 13
''poumlH, have been crntod fta hhIc
durhiK Vhe annual potato nhow tn
Klamath county. The boxen art
now tin Male nt the American Na
tional hunk, the Firm National
ban k n nd t he elm m her of com -moreo.
Knell box will be nold for
.10 contK nnd will he whipped to
nny point, providing (he purchnHcr
prepayw thn exproHN or parcel pout
chnrire. Khinuith FhIIh Tlortild.
' At K. P, hall tuiiluM ! Pythian
! card party! 230
1 1. Va n H oevonbu r left for San
Franeh-eo hint nlnht to Join Mr,
VnnHoo'vephurff. who , ium ' linnn
down there for the pat in (layii
vlsttlnit frleiidn.
CrHnge dance. Kiltie Point Sut.
niiiht. Kvfryhoily welcome. 2S2
ThomaH Tieitlty Co.. Vcul ustntvv
t Insurance nnd pniull loiinn on any-
thlnts of value. Palm IHock. cornor
Main and Front. uoxtuliM. if
llurncd out aw the remilt of lonp
uhv. City F.lectrtclan Harry Ulna
bitruer thin forenoon replnced three
. electrtc light Klobeit at the elty ret
i ervolr with mw oin'. The Klobex
uie 200 wattK nnd are tn ulohcn
dcKlgtUMl ftir 4oi wattH. The Itk'htn,
of which there r oyer half a
do?.en. can he een from all purVt
of the valley and n hort time nu
wore ieen by ii local VeKblent n
wuh comlnir tlown thU Hide ofilrtu,
the (Irecnwprtnu mountiiln
Oond clean Jonathan npplen, r0
and 7.e h box. Womb Lumber
Co.. TU K. Main HI. tf
Concernlnw your cym ront:ult nr.
D. A. Chnmbem. Optnmetrlnt. tW
, Medford Bid. For uppnlntment
Phone 1Jt, illaxMeH flMed and fp.
'nlshed. 251
y'lerday i-onfrrriwc with Ijiiiui -
I yminflilooil, the loral usent thrrv.
, Coal l.y tliB Hack or ton.
.... -. ,
a tvnman's skill Hie only mairlc.
..n.i ..i...ui..t imwI.Muifs u.h.ds
i a ltd so c I se your maKltr; enter
. ,
Mr .and Airs. Uonald Anderson
". ., ,,
23l
f Trlini st reel have moved to their
.,.., ... i.i,i ,i, ...i.,,
Homemade cakea at Marsh's'
(Irocery. 231" j
Hlcel sheitra uround, plowsharea
sharpened, Benerm blncksmlthlnu.
Nick Youiib.. 109 Bguth Holly Ht. !
231
. . . . .
incluueu iiniullB me ureKoiiiuna
rcKlstered ut Medford hotels are )
Mr. and Mrs. I.. O. Herrold, Harry t
K. White and F. HaiiHeu of Ku
1cm, Kvorett Harpham of Iluwene,
F. 1. PIley of Condon, and the
following from Portland: Mr. and
Mra. Kilw, K. Ccveke, P. C.' Patrick,
Fd AdamH, M. U. Mackey. Q. H.
Ford, II. 1. Hathhone, Oraco Hat
ford, C. II. Smith, P. C. Shepherd,
J, HbdiofberKcr, i)r. K. P. Geary,
O. P. AVIlnon, Harry White, A.
Wlek. M. O. Perry, CharlcH Conk
llu, W. C. CarHtrs, Ceorgo IHncH
and V. K. liuell.
Catholic card party ut Parlwh
Unll, Friday evening at K o'clock.
W(od nil klndrt oak, laurel, j Mrn. Joy Walker of Meilford vIh- j tu Anhland to uHcortaln if every
flr and dry fllubs. Medford Fuel Itcd her mother. Mra. Taylor of ttilnu wan a they had left it.
Co. Tel. 631. - It
MIhh Ooldle Vilnom daughter of
Mr. nnd Mra. O. N. WUhoii, Ih ex
poctyd to arrive Friday from Hay
wiird, Cal.. for a Hhort vinlt with
her piirentH before returning to
San FrnnclHco, where sho planij to
mitkp her home. ...
Dance at Fred O'Kelly'K hall.
ftoKUo Itlver, Sat. night. Itrond-
way iho.tti(iv 230
Good lWldwlii applcH for Hale at
Plnnuvte Packing Co. tf ,
W. V, Allen of tho Plcrce-Allcn !
Motor company left yeHlerday for a!
vlflt of Heveral woekn in Chicago, i
with lim mother, and while en route j
will Htop at Itozemun, Mont., to j
upend neveral day.t on bunlncHH.
Men are Htlll digging for gold.!
while In our midm Huch marvelw
an golden cored applet. . with im-1
told wealth under their Hklnn, only;
need a woman's Kklll to offer it to
the world, ite a new kind of "gold
digger"; enter thin recipe content.
230
Hot, clean coal. Tel. 031. Med
ford Fuel Co. tf
- In the Intercut of establishing
Kchool dlHtrlct No. 03. In tho Trail
and Keene creek HectionH, a dele
gation compoHcil of MtH. F.dmund
Tie In, W. It. DennlH and John Ktille
appeared yesterday before the
county boundary board, petitioning
for Huch change. The transport
ing of stU(lentH to the Keene, Crock
school Ih the problem cauwlng the
change, and It Ih the purpose of
rcsidentH within tho proposed new
dlntrlct to transport their own Htti-
dontH without depending on the
Kcfn? Creek district to do that for
them. Tho new district may aim
build ItH own schoolhouHC. . The
matter wuh taken under advise
ment by tho board.
Klneaid'H dance, Cold Hill Sat.
231
Hose mending, runnern removed.
and snags worked back. Handi
craft Shop. 2K.lf
Tho Pant Noble Crund club of
the Hebekah lodge wilt meet with
MIhh Kleanor Amen. SOI Hennett
Htrect, Thurmluy evening, Novem
ber 15. A good attendance Ih de
sired .
Watch for the nppcarnuco of a
box of apples with cotcm of gold
rual gold; and have, rendy your fa
vor! to applo recipcH to enter tho
coming content. They may win the
generous caHh prlzon and Inciden
tally help boost homo products.
23.1
Hemstitching, i.ohc mending,
pleating and button making, Hun
dlcraft Shop. Phono
1 !i3tf 1
It looked like Al Smith to Jooj
Oormnn. local boxer, who madej
a bet with a Hoover booster that
his man would be elected,
the man who lost would
Joe said
roll an
egg with IiIh nose on Sixth Htrect.
At 3 o'clock this morning Joe was j . cirtCkftmitH Oregon Powder- Co.
convinced that there wan no hopeirormod w(th houUinmrturs ut this
for hln mnn and paid off hln bet I nlnco. ' '
by rollfhir an otftf from H to O
utreet. He cIioho a time when few
people would nee him. tlrnntH
I'iikh Courier.
TonlKnt. at K. P. hall! Pythian
card party! U30
AVood all klndH' oak, laurel,
fir and dry MhibH. Medford Fuel
Co. Tel. 631. tf
Mr. nnd Mm. AVMliam lluwmun
left last evening for their homo In I
Oakland, Cal., tollowlnn h vlNlt ini
Medford of neveral dayH with
frleuiU and relativen. -
Bent Ctah lump coal.) Tel. 6s 1. f
VI x tra Kood Spltr-enber: applet.
Hoe, per box at Pinnacle Packing
Co. tf
It Ik probuhto thai Jack "Woods'
Plan of ..inblMtlnK ..n athletle tWs'lZ ""'': J
clttb In the NatutorUnn l.utldln i-- ,? '
will l. Bhunriuiwd, duo 'to luck t,e w,n xemillfy ibi. work In
'ini..r.i I... i,i.,..v. iii ! t no Master Mnson deerco m tho
who-, inter.,.! the eluh tn h.v. i
been operntod. The clnh hud Itn;
opening Inst nlKht, with only u fow
prenent. and the equipment whieh
nnd been put In pluee will now be
removed to tho Armury. where Wll SA1.K W. s. U-Kliorn .-oek-iian
h.h. i erelw, Hu niwn 8 ntrtliu. 10-K-l-
tf more Interest tn Hhown, olub
miuuberKhlpH may oot. be miKI.
Homemade e.tkea nt Murith'a
tlroeoiy. - 231
Wood nil kinds oak, laurel
ftr and dry ulalw. Medford Kuei
t'o Tel S31 tf '
jew Klden, the QrMer national '
fore.t ,anBer al rn.on freek. and
family left here yeMerday after-.
noon for a week'n vlult nt Mnte. !
Hot. cleun cmil. Tel. $31. Mud-i
ford Fuel Co. tf
City Attorney John II. Onrktn In
In Portland loo kind after buslnuin
mat tern, nnd expect . to he hack
home Monday,
Mmt1tehlnK. hoi mending,
pleatlHR nnd button making. Mun
dloraft 8hop. Thonr 79t..--l9tf
; Htalu Motor association. In
, there were 4ii.
, lust year me total
' Ci-uiibb dnee,
im,t i.:....r..t.i..i.. wci..,...,..
arrive In Portland thU cvenlllK. v
the o. II. N. train from the east.
Amon them will be Phil Met-
' Ncliun. Kr.. who Is returnlm. fi-..t
i Kurope. iMtll .nun will le I'liil
Melsehan. Jr.. and Phil Metaehan.
: III., urandson, son of Dr. Kd Met-
; schan,
who met him at The
iimiies1
The Catholic ladles will enter-
lain at cards Friday eveninc. The
public la Invited: refreahmenta and
prlzea; S5c. 30.
There were but aeven flrca In
the city lust month, accordimr to
. ... . - ..if: ..
ine report ,oi rire v.iiii-1 i-.niott.
which caused loaaea uniountlnB to
- Oltly 1202.54.
i, , ifl,i. .... ..' rnl,clllill'u" -u iciii;iii:i , vrt-
per box. Pinnacle Pac king Co. tf.
,., ,.,, i -f Ct ,,
trlcla McNeff will be pleaded toj
know that ho Ih nlowly regaining!
her health at the Community hos
pital. MIhh Mc.Veff nerved ovor-
(jenH during the World war and wuh
ganHed at the front,
Hot Utah lump coal.
Medford Fuel CO. f
M. Stewart and O. .1. Thomas j
are among the vIhIIoih In fhc city
from Seattle, Wah.
K. P. hall, Thui-H. night
Ashland the first of tile week.
Pythian card party! Thursday i
night, K. P. hall. 22H
Superintendent C. O. Thomson j
of the Crater Lake national park
ban begun hln annual vacation of
two weekH. all of which he will
Hpeml! In Medford, according tQ
prcHent piuiiH, ' ,'
Coal by the .naek oiv ton;
631, Medford Kuel Co. '
Tel.
tf
CARL ROSTEL, DIES
Carl Hostel, who would have
been X0 ycar old on the 25th of
next month, well known citizen of
Jackson county for yearn past, hav
ing lived In Jacksonville. Medford
and Central Point, died suddenly t
at his home on tho southern out
skirts of Central Point at 1 o'clock
HiIh afternoon, from a stroke and
hemorrhage. Mr. Hostel, j;ho had
been In fairly good health for IiIh
years, camo Into the house from
the yard and hardly wus Heated
thnn he wuh ho I zed with a stroke
and bud hemorrhage, which canned
death ulmoHl Instantly.
Mi'h. Hostel hastily summoned
medical assistance and their Awo
nom', Krnest Hostel, member of
the Mall Tribune reporlorlal staff,
and Hcrt lloslol. a teller at the
First National bank, were sum
moned from Medford,
Curl Hostel wuh born in Fllehne.
Cermuny. and came to the rutted
States "0 yeurs ago. lived In New
Vork for n ttmo. then followed the
sens, finally locating In San Fran
cisco for a time, and then coming j
to this county, redding In turn at
JacKHonvlllc, Medford and CeutraK
I'olnt, at which placew lie was en
gaged In bualnchH, Ho had resided
in Central Point tduce the year
1 3 04 . where he owned hUHlnesannd
other proper!;:, and he also owned
property in various partH of the
county.
Hln widow nnd two sons, liort
and 12 meat, tmrvlve him.
. No funeral arranementa have
yet been announced.
Mnn Silk t'omltiA?.
NHW YORK lD Sixteen whips
iwl" Hnl ft'ni Yokohama durlnp
; swV,'mn,'r with cnrBoes. of ' llk
IIOlllHI IIM . I Ul h.
Klamath I'allH 5700O contract
let for construction of roni) within
Moore park.
Haker StlI.S.riitl contract 1ft for
ouatntctlon of new community ho
tol. Newport HnpUl jiroKieNH mado i
Rradtn the Hoosovelt highway on!
South ljeach. ,
.
Miitlran tiround broken for new
fire resifttunt gnriiKo for Chestnut
Motor Co. ,
S p t o 1 a 1 cuminunlcullon
Medford l.udKU Xo. 103, A.I
A. M., Prldny, Nov. If,
30 ft. m. Work In the M.
the
evening, liy order of W. M
231
C. f. HorsTOX. Peey.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
KOK ISKNT -t-room apt.
r.irkhtiiNt. I'hone in.
Cull
.'S6
KOH S.M.K-I'lnno. liarcaln. Terms.
' SS South nakdnle. S3'.'
KOU SAI.K.OK KXI'HAXISK I
iotnch ni.iek lanti Knna plow: i !
'.,n1,,Im'"-, "e 're,,',,,,"1 :
tta '" A. Smith. :J3.
KOU 8AI.K 5-room modern: oak)
floors, fireplace, breakfast nook,
slceplnv porch, lots of bullt-lns; j
well located: sotdlrr's bonus: i
vasy terniR. Take und car as
pnrt payment.
'i cris alfalfa, free soil. k ',
Km vel rond. ner school, $ 3 6
cash, $10 per month. , '
30 acres pears, tood pioducers, .
Well located, im.oOO: easy terms,
, t'OHN, Montnomerv Ward j
Mid?., I'honi" 1 381.
JO1
Lucas mm
SlNMAND AFTER
Weary of travelltiK 'Hi' dete-
mined to keeu KOillu. Geneva.-li
unu-iiuriu muui, i
, land Kirla who disapinred from
their home nearly a month ace.
were loruted in Ashland yestertlay
as they were passing throiiKli, en
rouie irom ui-oiiiie, Lain., .j
Portland and other points north.
They visited school chum there
Tuesday and had planned to leave
Ashland without iuIIiiib on their
!'"""
Tliev i-e
They recited an interestliiB story
of how they forged their mother's,
name to an pxcuho slip for pre-
il'nK why they were not at
im - houl the day before 'and upon.
learning that the teacher dlncover-j
ed the forgery, they feared a He- ,
vore reprimand, poHHibly a wltip- -ping
at home. To encapo punish- !
mont, they decided to run away !
from home, j
Sift Hnir not an ftutt t hev found
Tel. 631.i,(i .i iM ..Kti.tnini.- free!
rble ,wl wmn r.n.ml I he...HelVe ,
ln 0rovllle. Calif., where thev
.vnrlcpd for thro(1 WPl.kH In the!
! ii live iiri-hiirtlu In t but HCctlotl.
! Pythinn : i j,ey became Homewhat home-
--!,:Hick for Huuthern (Jrecon and came .
They had planned to visit only
this one school chum while there
Although their clothes, which
Worc the same ones In which they
httd left, had Iiecome ragged and
unkempt, tho glrlH were deter-:
mined to continue their wander- j
ing, but nevcrtheloHH, Hcemcd to
be joyful when they were brought!
back to their parents.
Ill Johnson Improves. '
SAN FKANCISCO.. Nov. . iV)
Senator Hiram Johnson. HI at the j
Mark Hopkins hotel here, was re-!
ported better. He was1 still con- ;
fined -to his bed with influenza. :
but )U fever hud abated. j
"My Head Usee
To Pound!"
"Kvery day I used to have a i
pounding headache and nueer dizzy '
spulls. .1 would go to bed at night
"all in' yet couldn't sleep on ac
count or my nerves. 1 would gel
up in the morning a wreck, with
a ten-nip. taste In my mouth and
my tongue all coated. I really be
lieve I was on i he verge of a col
lapse when a sister of mine wrote
and told me to try ox gall, saying
that she had the same trouble on
account of sluggish liver and that
ox gall fixed Iter up fine. On lu-r
advice I began taking Dioxol tub
lets and in an unbelievably' tdiort
i imc me old ncaiiacue and iutvuk
ne.sH had disappeared and I was
fecllnir I Oil ner cent belter."
When the liver becomes weak I
and MliiKtiish It falls to cleanse the ,
mood or. i lie polKons formed In food
wale These poisons spread
throughout tho system. cuusIiik a
toxic condition which in turn causes
hluh blood pressure, stomach dis
orders, kidney trouble, chronic
headache and "nerves.". Natural i
ox pall extracted from the liver of,
im ox Is rcmmiizi'd aH the finest :
tonic, for the human liver. It is aj
nutural liver stimulant and through j
Its action on the liver literally re- !
Juvenatcs the entire system. The!
pure, genuine x Kail Is tn pt. had i
in dainty, tutcless form in IMoxol -tablets.
Kach tablet represents Ini
drops nf pure ox Kail and cost less j
than L'c. Genuine Dioxol has pic- !
ture jtf ox's head on pitckitKc. On
sale ht all frond druulsts. Special'
Kenl. .Inn u in & Woods Drtm Store
DANCE
Wednesday
. AND ,
Saturday Nites
WALKER'S
MEDFORO'S NEWEST
PAVILION
UIANDHOU.VSTS. PHON 244
A Complete Cleaning amd
Dyeino seryicb
INSURANCE
First Insurance
Agency
' A. "U. HILC, Manigtr '
Phone 105 SO N. Central
Medford, Oregon
Wait a Minute! Wait a Minute!
YOU AIN'T HEARD NO TH I N' YET
(With clue HiJulofrii'B to Al .Jolson)
Here Is the Cream of BFtE!ER7S
, $2,000.00, Sale Event
Women's Shoe Department
Women's combination arch
' support oxfords and pumps $3.98
Women's black kid tie oxfords S2.98
Women's black and tan
, oxfords ..$2.98
Women's black kid and patent
; -y pumps .... , ....... . . . . , . . .$3.98
' Men's Shoe Department
Men's black or tan oxfords . . . $2.98
Men's black or tan oxfords. ; .$3.98
; Men's black or tan oxfords ... $4.98
Men's work shoes $2.98
Men's work shoes $3.98
Men's work shoes .$4.98
Men's tan 16-inch boots. . . . .$6.95
Mens' black 16-inch boots. . . .$8.45
Boys' Shoe Department
Boys' hi-top shoes $3.98
Boys' black school shoes. . . . .S28
Boys' tan or black oxfords at $2.79,
$2.98, S3. 25
Arthur Hubbs, Manager
4 MxJC vv
TRIUMPHANT RETURN
AT
POPULAR
PRICES .
Eighteen stellar players, 5,000 persons in "the
ensemble a screen production enthusiastically
acclaimed by press and public throughout the
world.
SEE IT SURE
YOU MAY NEVER HAVE
ANOTHER OPPORTUNITY. ' '
. ALSO
VITAPHONE
TALKING ACT
Herb Lyman
And Hit Orchestra
IN ANSWER
TO HUNDREDS
; ' . OF
O REQUESTS .
WITH SYNCHRONIZED
MUSIC AND..
SOUND EFFECTS
The World's
Greatest '
Picture
SEE and
HEAR It
Admission
Children 26
Adults 50 ,
P r
pThese Drug Stores
are open nights this
week:
Jarmin & Woods
James McNair Pharmacy
West Side Pharmacy
Why be satisfied with a
ready-made suit when you
can have an .
Ed. V. Pricej
OB
M. Born
Suit, tailored to . your
measure, for
$25 up ,
A fit or your money back.
Ths Men's Shop
Next to Kislto
E . LESLIE'S
Awuy wjth words we'll !;cnp
.!liq ijcud
Add show tliu liioiiur plumb-
ini; niHTtl.
jKroni Iho proverbs of Mr.
Cjuicli. .
Our pci-roniifiiiec niali'lics
imr desiro tu si-rvu bv
emiKK our vxpiM-ii'iici! lias
poiiik'd mit the viy in
'which we ean be of use in
the world plumbing...
Youthfulness
The rending segment ol
tlio Js'okrome Bifocal is
practically invisible. As
a result, glasses with No
kromcs have the same
handsome youthful ap
pearance as the single vi
sion lenses worn by the
young people of today.
Dr. Jud Rickert
. Optomctriit
122 E. Main
A
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THE
CLIFT
SAN FRANCISCO
CtARY.i TAYLOR ST.
A selected hotel for thoje
ho appreciate the but
without extavagance
U REPAIRING
VW7 JEWELERS Iffl
Y$A Mt0f0R0.0REVW
540 room with bath
Sinale. from $4 jl
0 Double, from $5 I (
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