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HirOOSIEL CHILDREN PERISH WAR PICTURE RI ALTO TODAY. - ; ; E ; His Foreign Wife wuh i ho Uvea of individual in f lucuerd by the war, and ewpt'c flf StdtC T hcCftrC IuIIy witl1 tne romance of a doujrh- I liny who comes buck- from th F E I "His Wallaec Foreign wife." featurins 'thine with a (Sernmn wife and , , , find iiun-eumhutantu at homo Macloii.ild and hdint , . k O 11 Murphy Is at the The pl.t Stat" Theatr? people who hud become eneiulcii LPOsNT B r,1;iV. is com-erned n,erl hy n declar-ilmn of wnr. IE 4 v Kfr'-:A A A loiitf line of ne.irly 1 do nearin;c friends of Tail VUUONI'SH. I!iiio.iM. N-..L- 1- ClTfll.tllt ,k x .... . i.n-,i , -i.ui ( iiituii n i uiin. v tti'i't- uv- j rks.. .. .... , . , " ",v'-'1 "' hv-- l-iih-.l in a fir. rr, .,' " J "'" U' ''""'"'h "-u.v,u it m.,u.,n ,.,uim r..m,In??r, , h theater ut Kluuly...,. Saumh.j iiiiiiiuis rum, ihy liust.-l homi' at'ni i,. - II" n.,L,'','n,:i,U:,,,,1,'1 '"St"1 ' " u.u-l...f1rml rrporl. .... . , .It'iKl ut jum-nu Kcrvic.-M were read ill til." lloim' of llin .lei-ea-icil l.y Dr. Ulllornuin, bishop of tin- Lu theran rhiii-ch. who delivered brief iiml nplcndiil ncrimni. Crews of n-.-cuo work- ' vrx were still working today to ex- . trl-'HtH charred bodies from the tie- : i-jbrii ami a elu-rk-up of thf death) u j will hp made s soon us this work is completed. ri'ATKM.o, l.htlHi, N Harry Mi-Doimall, Hoist', assist ant itltoriii'.v ;uul world war :ue. and Mis Kld;i Itiee, io, his sister-in-law, killed Sunday when the NKW YOKK. Nx. 1J .,;!, if llauiilri) hy (he lueniury nf Uh part cetierul in I lie drowning of a I '.' -year-Mid hoy a year ao. Henry Steveiits q'1'-' 32. hlmte(l onl tile story of tin mono- buy's death to the hereavi-d fallier. opei utin v ...u. n wnien the easuet, -The Wro darted iii.tli" . .nvt OitUKfll Will I IITJ i i in.. l.. .1. tiilu.Ls from fri...l am) .wl,. ; stanu.o.l,. for the .-xlt, men ami' xa Ions more than ... law 1-ieee, .,mu. tlu. (Ull.,vay.s. h!,v-. l.elnK l.roUKlu ihrouKhout llR.;inB many ehlhlron behind to ' forenoon. . I ish ,,homl,n ..,.,, , ,aU, Ul Honorary imlll.earers were: W. ; halt the panic or" control tlu L. Leaver, L. I.. Hatrlehl, I. 1). j n.lmi,s . 1 Lewis. w, Mohnert, C. K. b,,stj Tht. fi ,.,,,. iiml his .,wlst. and l c. j lurray. esl.i,(.d b jUIlllllit ,hl.011K, a ! Active liallbearers were chosen I window ' . . I from' anions the membership of ' 4 , tne Masonic IikIkp. who conducted I tile ceremony at tile urave. Kinil I'.iitc of .lacks.. nvillc uave the final i address. V 'UMiiic airplane, piloted hy Mr Ho it pall enished about two miles Wes of the I'uentelhi ah-nor . The ueeidPlit ueelirred durinir : raee in the air etrcus eelehraiitm ,lil,n lritx w of Aiiuistiee dnv. held iindei' lh. Harlem liver. imspiees of the Allieiiean l.elun. The small, plane, aevni'ihng to eye witnesses, was making a turn lo 1 ward the field over the fly Inn ; eourse, when at nn attitude nhout 1.10 feet, it went" int He was in jail today, ehamed with homleit " BRADY TO PHOENIX 10 IV1EET 111 July. litL'T. the hoily (f Wt:-' h fished from the t The father was eon- , vim ed the hoy had met with foul play hut he could not unravel the mystery of his death. I'ritz, with Stevens and William ; of Meher, Stevens said, was on ml lit; 1 a home after a drinking bout at tall spin and then nuse-dlvt d to I'oney island. 1'i it. and Maher the m round. . oiiarreled and Prltz was filing into: At the time of the ern-h. Me- the river from the Harlem river Hotmail wi'.ii flylnt: diroetly helow speedway. :he snip pilutod hy William (iowan He regained the shore, tiut at he1 of I!iiIni. uh.. u--w fjii-iiiK- n wu'iil- 1iv iiti t)ii hunk ex hn us! el. Matier ! "IMaKtered in Paris." featurinti the ti-emlus, as is Sammy'H hiuidy. ,ow njyuopian,,, WmMl (;OWau and another member oE the party. : Sammy fohen. tamed with Jaek . J'onniek. :aw t)io MeUouuall plane erush : Stevens said, pushed htm Into the! Il'onniek. opened at the Uiaho to- Ten years later they Journey to ,H. tmm).,Uately swum: hi whin stream imnin. t(l!l- ' rari:- as d h'KaUs to the Amen- n round it ml landed near the wretk- Stevens was arrested on his own ' ine siory opens in ine-womi van iej,'in eonvemion aim .t j,;,m. iwai- tretuhes. seek Sammy's Kirl and a eure for ' m, i.,OUi;au. a eaotaln in I'.u Sammy gets a dose of p and his kleptomania. , iaviation reserve corps, was ered- im- veruiei 01 army uiK on nun in me 1- rencn eapuai iik"ji,(.j with M jM(;ilU' di.wn mo. r ever after he will he a klepto- happen fast and furious that niUKtitnan fjv1 t.n0inv. planet during ; maniae. Ivan Unow, also is in he seen to he appreciated. lv,o-i,i .n.i .i.w-oenioi with Sammy CoheaW Lola Salyi VPlastered hi Parte" confession. Detectives found Du ller and ch urged him also with homicide. NKW; YOKK, Nov. I .M i s. James I 'ox liradv ha j ' I nounced the enaKcment of her1 i stepdaughter, Kuth llrady. to the! The NuvenUier meelinir of the j Hon. Michael Simon Seott, lrother Phoenix unit of tile 'Jackson t 'oun-j of the Karl of Kldon. Miss DradyJ ty Health afwoeiation will he held who is heir to pari of her father's; at the home of Mrs. T. J. .Malm- j $75.UO.uU estate, will he the sec-; jrren on the afternoon, of Tuesday. I oud of her family to marry into; November 13. .Mrs. Andrew Ileum the liritish pcrraL-c. Her father's! SPECIAL MEETINGS ROSEBURG JOINS DISTRICT TEAMS the distinguished service erosa and the eroix de uuerre. 1 le Is survived hv his widow and two children. Radio Talk Tonight Behalf of Red Cross Booth Unimproved LONDON. KiiK., Nov. l'l.tA3 'Mrs. Kathleen Norris. famous i novelist, will nive a radio talk to- LARGELY ATTENDED will be sponsor of the meeting. The subject wilt be "Fresh Air and Kxereise." Mrs. John Clainmil, who Is also an authority on the subject, will contribute valuable statistics and information on the-f object under discussion. second wife was Lady Victoria May1 Pery. daughter of the I2aii of Lim- eriek. (l!y Church Hepdi:ler) The first Mrs. llrady died in a MlKV uuu,t'nm. aiitmueu railroad wreck, the second of in-,nv evanKellstic services at the fluenxa. L::ady died a year ao. Christian church Sunday and alt ne was a son oi Anumny .v r.rauy, were, liiiily ideased with tti who i U'lln ;m:isseil :i fni-nino in imlilw .. . ... . . .. This is one of a series Of educa- j utilities - . fiV!Vml"' U'"U or the two t.miiy t sr:iicns hy farm.-.n .Mell, tne pas- tiontil meetings conducted hy this "branch. Mutliers-aro eKncciallv in- , lor. Topic in the morning was. vited and are tinted to attend .-t 1 F v V-. 1 " "mno louch ; evenmt,'. the mectliiKs are arranKed and , ' . -'What Is the V npardonnble Sin." conducted fof their benefit. ' rP C -,r,f T1, lt,U,M' tulU' is om'.lh;it alwuyi 4 KjUeStS UeO. rUntittracts deep interest and Mr. Mell delivered u convincing sermon. Richard, Dix at H unt's Craterian ihllXvc ; jshowiiifi the unpardonable sin to two leading squads in league "It" Craici-Jan and Hialto;1'' reject Iiik. until death, the plead- : wilt compete for the district cham ... tmi:iv evtemiim- jiiiiiuu's of the Holy (Ihdst to accept i pionsliip and right to enter the invitation to ail ex-service men to.me juvnie pian oi soiuuou Cenoriil William Ittnmwull Maoth. : niwht from K PO. San Kraneiseo. head of the Salvation Army, passed over the Pacific network. In he u restless ni ;ht It was stated this 1 helf of the twelfth annual rolleall . - 'morning that thei'fi was no change , of tltje lied Cross. in his condition. Ho hits been im- Mrs. Norris Is a sister-in-law if ji.in.Mirii.i.u, ji . .( mi. i ;(irr nieilical troittmi'tlt for nervmiK Mrs. Krank ITeston of tho Appm iA Kos burg was made official ; pronation. ' u-;ite dlstrlel. ! member of the southwestern Ore-1 i . . . m n gon basketball district at n meet ing of schoolmen at Coquitlo Sat urday. High schools In Coos and j Douulas counties wore divided into j six-team leagues. Marshfield. North ilend. Myrtle Point, Coqullle, Itau don and Uoseburg will compose league "A." and Powers. Arago. liiverton, Coos Ulver. llrldgo and Lakeside form league i At the annual district tourna ment, to be held in the late spring. all teams in league "A" and the It's your own fault if you don't get the finest aromatic pepper. You can have it - - if you ask for the right one! Which one? Your, grocer returns your money any time you don't like Schilling's best! "fffre 3 1 KxtrnctM ! tile Divine plan of solution. stale tourney 'attend the matinee tn two theatres! ' pastor also made a talk re-j liichard Dix, In "Mora,, of the1"" quests ot the Geo. A. Hunt, BardlnK Armistue day and how r , r Murines.' 'Is at Hunts Craterian.'"- , the nal.ons of the eartl, are pros- JCCftSOri COUnfy Dix essays the role of a marine! ThlK courtesy e, an annual event j l"'"nB nmlT luesent peace con, i- lor all fx-;ervtee men on -rn:is- . ..oos. .... u ui.moioious iuii' me tiee dav lit tl,ee two popular U,o- eoiiKieBauon weiu on reeoru as and the buck private. IMith I.',,,.... II... ...... II.- i untie nvltttrli o.akes her hlrt t.,r ' '"' of the acainsl future wars .,,!. ,,,..,. I local soldier or sailors' armistice j congress to approve ".Moran of the .Marines"' Is the lhlv, "'"'tion. vtory of a youlh who kcIs into i Lrouldo anil takes a few t'hine bandits and a thrlllinu fij;IH to i cet him hack hi fiod uraee Torislliaimj led In tile evening hy 1. i-. Led State Vote in Favor Hoover asUint: peace ' treaty recently signed hy repi e- i , K.s'ceptiouallv appropriate pro- i septal, ves ot ine uiii.-rcnl nations.' .lackson cotmlv was olio of three Urraint have heen selected lor .till.! . uiusn; us e.xccpi lonaiiy . counl les ill 1110 HtatC (lllrli:.S tne year's holiday. .. I K"i. consisiniK ot auihems py the recent election lu east a voto for cnoir, scieiMions ny tne nnNeii ami Herherl. Hoover in excess of UR f'jn-il ni 'I'll., nks. ,....! I. iiiiii I'ti. I iiml iiii.i'.i.ir:i t ii i ii ii I ti i.ii !.... pl'l... .....n .....11- 1. i. .1... ..... . 1. 1 . .-r. IVCPIOlll. 11.1 I CJiloll tlllOll. .III.. wiu 4or.ufler.i?aiiy halr-ralslng. humor-iVrfr'il-f,orftr- .rferlnKs and " kind j Millard. ' . enimrv wk 175 irreater amlMhoi ous ami dramat e incidents. i . ,1... ,1....!..... ,1,.. m- r., ,.,..i., ,.,i.,.. n,t., i. ' . ,. . i.ii U ot os oi s. ini.nuj ioi in;, ior mi- " '""S" ii"iuf uim iffiv lyme III ljUlit) CUIIIliy a Kl UttlOl . ""'""""- ,-ai i i.ii n ?t iu m.ss :in,j death of our beloved beginning at 7..SU p. m. Tonight. ine success ot tne llltn. lioscoc : father. Karns ulves his ehanieteristie hu morous portrayal; Capt. K. H. Cal- vert impresses with his marine gen- j end's role and Duke Mfirtin slmus ' there are really hard-boiled ser- j , Sutiierlin geants In the Marino corps, ported at. 1 M. .Ionian. Mrs F. A. Anderson, Mrs. F. M. Craig, Lucille Ualston. od progress re eper Dome oil Well. The analysis alo shows Hoove:1 patriotic sonys In honor of Armis- exceeded the Coolidgo vote of foul j tieo. day will be sung. - 'years ago in tlio state b,v t ho troi I ,,,. " 1 Siit'iidous total of 59.1NO vulos. v Oil THInmook county creamery men (he ()ther Kmlth tlxcoetie.l 1 again sweep prize list at Pari fa- Vfl( ,liivftl ,.v K 7itll. Intcrimifpniil Llvistock Ixpfisition i in Port hind. In the proportion of votes given 1 loover in tl e election Jaukson county led the entire state. i j starts I The Big Armistice Special j Isf j l l i ociavi 8 Whcu a Courjle of Yank War Bud(iies I si I II I 1 " . II 9 M I ,' Going ''t?-: p ANDERSON CREEK f Hi nx - r 4T K O. (Tl ? O Q II r j y I Good Short Features V L '-Sffi 13-fer. ! JjfijT.- ' L ' I Rothermel' Music C?233l IftVH lSs3Hr4t' L? JF Matinees Evenings E-A3S&iM H t t 10 and 25 10 and 35 iM?TAt 1 I I I NOTE-Ex-service men B5JyiJ $2 1 J I, are Invited to attend M'is't-Z iKX!v'A7l V S w L,- i (Congressman W. C. ilawley has been notifird hy tl:e bureau of navigation, nuvy department, that j one vnrancy now cxistn for nild shipman a tthe Naval academy at Annapolis, for the First congress ional district of Oregon. The civil service commission will hold open competitive examinations of all qualified young men who apply to Mr. Ilawley and wh are bona fidi' re-sldeiits Of the district, on .lanu- ( ary ' ISth, l!i2H, at various post- offices In the district. fciPJ: v: ' - t I.. .' '. ' J & f r fr - - V Thcfim ( ll r I Roller Wer lmvsir jOf New and Better Way of Wringing IF YOU were to pass a clothes-pin between the rolls of the Maytag . Roller Water Remover, it would appear as in the illustration above. In like manner, this large, soft, upper roll hugs the lumps, folds and seams in the clothes, reaches down into the low spots, and leaves no wet places to retard drying on the line. . Buttons, snttps or ornaments go through safely. Exhaustive experiments con vinced The Maytag Company that a soft top roll, working against a hard bottom roll, creates more ef fective wringing action tTtan two soft rolls or two hard rolls. The Roller Water Remover, incorporat ing this method, is exclusively owned and controlled by The May tag Company. It permits perfect wringing with less time and effort than ever before. ' The detail drawing at the right, above, shows you the many features of convenience which make the Roller Water Remover so handy. The safety-feed makes it easy' to start the clothes through the rolls. The tension automatically adjusts itself to a thin handkerchief or a bulky blanket. The ' drainboard , automatically reverses itself, and pressure on safety release mekes it possible to instantly separate rolls. . - J .las. MaclJowcll and wife were ,out to Talent Friday. Those who spent the- evening at Mat-Dowell's to hoar the election returns were 1). C. Hale and wife. Jack Holtman and family, J. ; Marquess and IL Harmnn. j Our teacher, Mrs. JJonsser, was , quite sick Monday with a cold. j .las. Mays and faintly were Med-j ford shoppers .Saturday. f F. M. Centers spent Thurwday at the homo of J. Mays. ) 15. J. Center spent Friday In Tal- i ent and Ashland. j D. C. Hale was out to Med ford ; on business Friday. I Frank Marquess and family spent . Sunday at tHelr home on Anderson j creek. ' .less Hlack and lfo arc visiting j Mrs. mack's mother, Mrs. JJush- j null, this week. ' Chas. Kkeelers Is hauling wood i for Mr. lliishnell and L Mays. James MiicDowell ha been nn the sick list this week. Dork Foster spent TueHday, In Medford. . - 1 I s4 : jut For homa without cite Irlcllu, the Majlat It aoaiiahlc with Irt lullt gasoline motor . I For A Trial Washing The MAytag won world leadership by trial wnxh iiiRi in the home. Telephone for a Mnytnn before next washdny. Experience tlic advontaRc of the ' rant -aluminum tub and gyrafoam action. See the Moytan do a waging in an hour without hand-rub bing anything. it doesn't sell itself, don't (ccp it Deferred Payment You'lt Never MU : THE MAYTAG COMPANY, Newton, Iowa Founded 1894 ' Thr Mayt.c Co., t.fd.. Winnlpei. C.nada Hoi Point Klcctric Applmnc. Co.. I J a -, Jonrtnn , E.-ffland MaytHK Cnmpmy of Ati.lrili Sidnry Mrlbtr.irnc' . . John Chamber. U ijon, Ltd., Wellington Auckland, N.2. JI.AYT.S RADIO I'UCXiKAMti KDKA, 1'ltlMliul'Kll. Tues., WpiI.. 10:00 p. m. WCCO. .MIl,ni.lHllv. Krl.. H:30 l. til.. Ki:.. I'ortlund, Ore. Tut-s. S:3i 1. m. WilAI', ForU Worth, Mun.. 11:30 p. in. WII '.A. Ilonton, KprliiBflfld. Krl.i 7:Sil ii. m. C'KI'A. Torotitoj Oin., Tucii., 7:30 p. m. WIIT' Chli'UKii. Tup., Wed., Thurs.l Krl.. Kut.. :o p. ni. K.N'XJj ho,. AnKclfH. W'd., 7:00 p. rft. RI.7,, Donvi-r. Colo.. Thurn.J l : n ll p. m. KSI,. Hiilt Jjiki. t'lty. Mun.. 7:30 p. m. Krl Htl. Hun FriinolMt'O, Tumi.1! 7:00 p. 111. KMOX, Ht. Luul'. Turn., Tlmm., tint., 10:50 u.m . IIiiiiik OcHlKnnti'd are HtnndJ ard Time.. at tlio ututlorui . liumcd. - 'Jl x . - . ' i Ihindon Local tailor shop In sl;ilU SI7li(l worth of new equlp- j nvnr. MuminumfWasker ' i. .. ... . MAYTAG PACIFIC COMPANY 2221 '2 6th St., Portland, Ore. 19 North Bartlett Medford, Oregon MAYTAG SHOP Phone 1266 Medford, Oregon V: MEURALGIA III orhtadacrw rub th. furah.ad I melt and Inhale the vapors Oot 21 Million Jar Und Ywtg IKDFOliD MAIL TRTBUXE. -MEDFORD. OUF.OOX." MONDAY.', N'OVKMHKIt 12. Wis. " PAflE THRET3I
