FIDDLING CONTEST GRANGE RESOLVES
- DECEMBER "17-18 !
. AT.WALKER HALU
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Take down tHY- old fiddle from i To the Editor:
lt reallnir place und dust un a. Enclose please find two rcnolu
few of Hip old-time tunes. There tioas passed at tin- last hibsI.ui of
Is "The Arkansas 'avelcr" li.iw ' thf Jackson County Pomona
liifM that bo? cir "Annie Laurie?" : CiratiKc, and which 1 was .reuueste.1
or "Old l:laek Joe?" All Rroiit old : to send to each eounly paper for
tunes and enouuh to make Iho feet publication.
of one do t Iiluuu they used to do! MA ItGA l!KT A. WILSON,
back In the days of yore. Secretary Jackson County Pomona 1
Ciene Klowcll. Charles Kkooters j G ranee. ; , i
and .Mr. Minify, who have been Gold Hill, Nov. lit. !
conductlni; old-fashioned dances' Whereas, the liianKi.' oraanlza-!
every i uesiiay mcltl at nlkcr's l
...iiioumc an oiii-uuie i miners
eontest," to 'which entrants from all !
jHjinls in till- valley arc clltfible, on j
Uocoinbcr 17 nnd 18.
Ench old fiddler will tsvt some
monetary n'mimorulhrn Tnr his sor
vIpph, nml iittrn'ctive juIzch will Ih
awardod to the .llucc winniM-H. Tho
t oiiti'Ht will tuku only the firm jmrt
tif ctifli I'VonliiK, and thu rt'm"'n
ilT will Ittf turiU'd nvi'i to itunrint:.
Permission to extend tho ilaneeH
la-yond 12 o'clock hns been obtain- I
cmI by the (tlreetoi-N. Thu prizes
tuv the thn'e best fiddlers will be
awarded nfter the finalH, Deccm
ber IS, which Ls the rcmiliir Tues
day old-time dance, iilnht. -
A splendid orchestra of nid-time
inuslciaiiH has been organized by
i he three purtners, who are .them
nelves Ptrizc-vinnii)K flildlcrs, jmhI
Hie., public, yotniK and old alike,
itro invited to come and Piijov the
rollicking feood tlmcy that thl8lurH an" JacKon county for Jucit-
Tuesday hlRhl feature affordn.
Pictures for
Baby Contest
Tnhan Ttifurlnv ' 1'1111 A fair practlce of pro-
' produota for home people ho far
las it is consistent with the prac
All babies in Mud ford and vi-; tjcaI development of all our diver
cinlty. under five yciirs of atje arc, s,fk,d rpSOurecSt mirt lno prot,.c
eltKille in the baby and movie i lion of home i,uiirtoril , am) ,lo this
contest, actual motion pictures or ond wc wi UH( aiiv.nn(! nn mt.lh.
all babies brought to the niulm uds lhill aru full.f iWthoiU fear or
theater, will be made free of , favm.
chaige Tuesday morning fruni lit ; ., , 4
Ut They will he Mi own on tlv
llialto screen Friday, November
and every FiMday thereafter for
iaipy vote iickcih are given wiut
each purchase by the following!
merchants:
Bedford Uonieslic ,'iundry, Knl-j
der'H Dairy and 1'rodtiee Co..)
Jleck's fSakery, I'lerce-Allen Motor.
Car Co., Woods Lumber company, :
Service Stores, Inc., Xo. 1. The
I'autoriuni, the Music Uos. Handi
craft Shop. r .
Arrangements may be mad;; to
"have your baby photographed by
phoning J.ewls Conk, at the IJlalto
theatre Tuesday morning,
. JO to 12, noun.,
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Yesterday mornluK nt the ,.-i,.alj
Christian church the pastor. Car-
man K. Mcll, spoke to a full house
un tho subject of "The 1'erfci t
and Divine Creed." He Xpoke
,'iKafii In the evening to a larg
autlience on, "When He Came to
llilnscif." The morning sermon
dealt with that which Is basic to
one's fiiilh. .,,
. llo declared that the perfect
and divine creed is the Hhnplc af
firmation, i believe that .Ictus I
is the Christ, the Son of the
livlns Ciod.' The evening sermon
lias based o ntlie parable of the
.roiltaal sun ami ucau win, pio .-
lgnlity In general, whether -It be
a son. daughter, father, or mother, j
Two lessons were drawn from the '
parable: The di sU'lietlveness ofj
sin and the love of the Hcavenl i
"uthcr. . i
Tin, Mieelllii.'H Will tllosc Otl i
Tuesday night. TonlghW there will ; I .nineiaiore (iicgs.p.. ...
be lipecial nitisie by both local Highest (last hrs.) :!
and out of town singers. D. l'J. I Lowest (last la lira.) 2 .
Ml lit id will conduct the song amii:el. -humidity, (pc.)
i.. i M..11 will I'recipltatlon (in.) VU
. ....... ..i, ...... .ri. ihn uni-nVOM bun-
Csmal services will be eondlieted.
Aircraft Picture .
at the Rialto
i
A noteworthy contribution to,
screen art ls the cjiaracterizallon i
of the lost polar explorer, Captain ; fc
I Hun by Iho noted Cermun j 0
tor, l'aul Wegener, at the lilalto :
theatre In "Tho Strange Case otl
Captain Hamper." In Kurope,
Wegener Is ranked as Oermuny's I Itukcr City
greatest actor on both singe ami ! IMftnarck
rcreen. His portrayal of Captain Itolse
Hamper In the present picture Denver
makes this estlmnte of hIM ability Ll)cs Moines
aecm not at all over the mark. Kresno
ICb a fierman play, which tells I Helena
of nn aviator who set out to fly I l.os Angeles
to the North Pole, whose plane j Miuh field
cru.dird. . nnd who Jived alone Phoenix ....
among polar bears fo" 15 years. Poitland ....
more. aiiMonl than man. j U.'d muff'..
In 'addition to the splendid fun- i Itoseburg ....
lnte storv. Mary Johnson, Swed-'Snl'
Ish film und stage star. Is encel
lent m Xiii. the circus girl.
v .
It
Devil's Twin" at
iL- Cl. J. T...d !
whltehor.e plays a crippien ,
.i
indue who has turned rancher
i.T in
"The Devil's Tir.n" at the Sla; j
Theater, slurring l. Ma'oney.,
It was a wheel chair rol- anil
1 Whltchorse nt first refused it. as!
ih had once tried such a chaiacfr
and had so much difficulty trying
lo operate the chair shut he swore i
never ta try inotner similar
Maloncv wanted Whltchorse fori
the rolo and finally won the old j n at this hour and receive a bene-cini-
' flci.-.l m.-ssng... I
FOR FARM BUREAU
AND BUY AT HOME
.
tluii has had a markctlnn commit.
toe U'orkiUK al various times and I I
places, with (lie result that thu !
said Gianuo nuirkotliiK committee
j has recommended the rc-oranls-ia-!
tion of the Karm Ilureau ns..ot
forth in certain contracts now in
circulation. I
Therefore, be It resolved, I hat j
we, officers and members of the
Jackson County Pomona UraiiKe, !
assembled nt Lake Creek no the
-th 'day ut October, nji
l"vo the acthm of the said inai -j
kctini committee, and recommend
the active support of .all iiood
(IranKc members.
thirlcsou County.
Whereas, Kouthcrn Oregon has i
been endowed by nature with all!
the essestJal elements and climate
necessary to make "A Ureal Coun
try," needing only the cooperaliin
of all the diversified Interests that
are true to the principle of :i Mjuare
son county people the first con
Kidcrntitm, to the end of general i
prosperity asd a fit attractive abld
i inij plnce for all home-lovinn peo- j
! Pl f i
t Thereforo, be it resolved, that
we pledge our orKaiiiKatlon to the
I
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IIJIU IVIIIlUlt I SltLO
The fire department was .sum
moned to two fires last evening,
with 'neither causing heavy (Inm
ate. The first alarm came when
an oil stove Ititiited ent-p(!Mr
North llartlett. destrovinu the can-
fromjvas shelter before the lire trucks
J could arrive. The other blaze oc
curred at 111 WashhiKlun street
wlicn a defective fireplace 'In a
newly constructed, house faulted
the floor.
The base of the fireplace was
placed directly on top of a woprl
floor, with only a thin layer of
concrete between. This type 01
fii-oidncn enn ut rneflnir hiiu tinvnrnlv
criticised, this mdriilim Uy I'iro
Chief Elliott as an extreme the
hazard. .
Daily Meteorological Report
i Date . Monday, Nov
19.
Forecasts.
.Medford nnd vicinity: Pair to
I night; Tuesday unsettled. Not
jiniich change in temperature.
j urcgon: fair east ami unsei-
,11,.,! .t i... I'll, , i,.,,l,il,le Willi
n ,. nul.lwt.vt ,,,. tonight
!iml Tuci((lliy- Wurinci- In Inte-
f nor. ,..,,. -.. ,0iKu
tocal Data.
' '
: . . '
3
&r-
2.K
irliaie oi iveaincr . touoy v.i-a'.-!
Total precipitation since Sep-
tember r. 19i8: U:41 Inches.
Sunset today. 4:47 p. 111.
Sunrise Tuesday, 7:07 a., l
(
Sunset Tuesday. 4:11! p. m.
Observations Taken at 5 A.
120th Meridian Time
55 ST?
a S
S3
Pl
.".14 211
. 3(1 U
. 42 '!
. -.'S 10
. 3 30
. 60 40
. 34 li
. Tl 50
. S 34
. 134 34
. 40 . 112
. (JO 3)1
. 4t 32
. r.2 lit
. 62 4S
. 32 13
31
. 36 26
.' 50 23
. . . 30
I
i'lcni'
Clenrt
Clear
Cdy.
Clear
Cleur
Clear
Cleat
Clear
Clear
fdy.
cdy.
Clear
Lake City.
Clear
Cdy.
Clear
Clar
Clear
Clear
Cdy.
jSun Krai
! Santa Ke
Seattle
I Spokane
! Walla Walla
Wlnnlp'g
Meteotologisl.
Humane. Soctetv
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Broadcasts Tonight
The Ju. kson Countv Humane so
clety will broadcast over KMKII
tonight al 7:15 a messuge to all
icncners una cuiioren especially. '
and to everyono In general. Tunc'
nvrTTT?T Ar,TT,
Stately Cotillion to Be
' Revived
The cotillion. tl(:it stately iIhiic.'
..i I I. 1.. u-... i. )..
.,i.ii!W li .. Mil ,,;c:,;
aod Mrs. Kouls S. ;rcenc. ami
of .Mr. ami .Mrs. John Childress,
AND ELECT OFFICERS
The first monthly dinner since .
the organization of the Scout Lead-
ers' club is to be held ut ihe Hi-.jI
Holland bnnnuet room on Thursday
evening at U:10. officer will be
elected at this tlm
and plans laid
for the scoutlm; work for the win-;
tcr. The remilar session of Ihej
scoutmasters' training school will I
be eombinud with the dinner meet-'
.'.""IT , :,r l
) ollowing the dinner the court of
honor will hold regular session at ;
I
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This session
scheduled to begin at .S o'clock
uie I'ouriiiouse, i ills session iS'ti,,, Mine iftee the stroke The
The advancement of .scouts In rank shl,. ,'im, hls vm, organs. In the
Is taken Into consideration in thelf(,w t.t,1)Ht.0ils, inoinents ho had
new rating plan which also scores i .lI u.,. tnp Mroke. he n.i- unabK'
on Inspection day by deputy coin-;tll j,,.;!!;.
mlssloners. hikes, appearance, good ' j,.s Harding ami a daughter,
turns and community service. 'Mrs. Curl Votaw, of Washington,
Homer limt Is to be honored at Were at the bedside, as was
the meeting of the court of honor. i.;. j,;, Ueinsberg, a dungh
ills eagle badge bus been awaiting 0f Hi,, aged physician. Dr.
hlni some time and will be one of Harding had been slaying at the
the, most important awards of this ; Uemsberg home.
couri. tie iiiaes nis place among'
those scouts who have achieved the
highest scouting rank.
These boys who have come up It,. Marion for burial.
through the ranks are taking their!
places In the leadership of the! ;rXM.X KII.I.S I'OI.H'l MAN
troops in which they received their -training
and in turn in practically
every case are showing the w ay :
for the younger scouts who are fol-
lowing inc. nun ...ill nicy nave
blazed.
! (1. K. Parker of San ..lose. Cal
; j accompanied by his mother, Mr:
ii go I'nrker narrnwfy escaped
Ulealli at 10:30 last night, when his,
car rolled und slid down an cm-
bankment of 150 feet In the Sis-
klyou mountains. The occupants'
escaped uninjured und the cur. haling been. placed on an opcrat
wns not badlv damaged. How- .. . .m,.. . e,or. on had seven.
over. In order lo bring the
i-.
chine Jjack to the Pacific highw-iy.
traffic was held li. for several
hours, block and 'lucklc. topes
being, slrctehcd across the high-
! consumed In bringing tile ca:'
baek to the road level.
Radio Program
KMED
Mall Tribune-Virgin Station
.in
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,
6:15 to li:3U .Medfortl Mini
Tribune news und murketH.
i 7:43 lo 8 Humane hoi iety. 4
address,
lo 8:30 Southern Ore
- 2'
Oas
Co.
. 8:30 l Kails Transfer Co. :
9 to 10 .Menu Motor Oil Co.
Tue-day, .Nov 2(1
9:30 to la liood ill Adv. v
program.
10 lo 10:30 Southern Ore.
Kleclrle.
V 10:30 to II milliard's Cash
Crocery. Talent.
4 II to 11:30 M. M. Dent. 4
Store.
I 11:20 It. 1 -Mfolonilll lllikerv.
30 Independent
I2:J0 to 1 :3 Monarch Seed
V ' I'ee.l Co. I
6:15 to 6:30 Medfuril .Mall
Tilbune, news and markets. 4 !
to 9 p. in. Snlder'n Dairy.
T to I u i am.
Co.
Ore. Power I
I r-..
TnfnrNrrc. mftvpotjt)
by Capital Debutantes
2
ts V 1 1A . l4
of ihc gay nlmllcs, will Ix re
-r e I,i,ti,u I.
(1.:,,,. ii. i..m. ,t,.,h,e,. .r r. ,
.Miss Adair Chlltlrcss, daliglitcr
will be m inlrodmcd.
DIES IN CALIFORNIA
kavtv ana f-il Vov 19
, .... ,, ... ., ,.,,, ,.,,,,,.
y. ........ 1K ut rUKiteu consuiuuon nnu is.;i( hour am, cuuaed n
the laUr 1'ieslilent barren (..'expected to round out a full 1"" l three-foot rise In the tldo. Ureal
llardhm. died here tills niornlng.iiod of useful and happy old nge. ' j ctrctches of coastal districts were
as the result of a paralytic strokeJ
hlsl ,.-rldav. lie was 85 years old.
, Haidinq, . who came here
f ., ' , PC.,Pn(ly
..,,.,,,. ... ,, .,.,,a..
ionic of his comrades Civil war
V(.U,,..K. . . wlom i. sometlhie.s
, miIl,d was unconscious much 'or
niirnlvsfs nffeeted his enllrc right
l was announceil inai nine....,
'.services would be held here anili
I that the body would be returned
(Continued from Page One.)
,,UiU.U'i s building, broke away and
y-md fire.
i Joseph II, I urrolt. w no wiui
! O tlrady, had been looking out a
! window al headnualiers. saw lh"
i cove .mil. drawing tll' Jr guns, j
I they rushed to the sir. i t where
Fred Carroll hud alreuily drawn
his own revolver after Peterson's ;
) rirst ihol Had h.Ml""l "ff l'1' !
of his car. j
I All three officers opened fire on !
jthe gunman, and he emptied his
'pistol in return, .loieph II. Car-;
I roll was struck 111 tho arm. the ;
' hullA being deflected and passing
close to his heart, and O'Crady
i was shot In the leg.
At Ihc Mercy hospital Joseph
i. Carroll died a few minutes after
wounds, and physicians said Unit
there was little chance for hia re
covery. Neither r'red nor O'Crady
was seriously hurt."
NT.W VIlllK. Nov. 19, (.Vl
Heniv I'etetHoti, who wan fatally
wounded in a pistol fight
Willi
three Ijalllu.orc detectives is want
ed by lirooklyn police on a charge
of shooting Patrolman Ceorgc II.
Wilson, of lirooklyn, after the rob
bery of a grocery store last Tues
day night.
Patrolman Wilson Is a patient
In a lirooklyn hospital suffering
from four bullet wound. His con
dition wan Buhl to bo critical.
As the robber wiih leaving the
grocery store, Wilson Jumped on
l he running board of an automo
bile and gave chase. In the pistol
battle that followed, the policeman
was shot four times. At the hospl-
'"' I"' h,H auperlors thai he
ijciiied he wounded the robber.
w ho escaped.
Police said Peterson, whom they
charged with the robbery and
fhuotliig. ulso was known us Chris
tian Peterson -and as John Spur
llntr. They fitld he was 21 year
uhi.
tirade n dug Toll
j Cfll.HV. Kan.. Nov. 19.-- IT) Six
i l.eix.nll Inst their Hves nt item.
I Kan., yesterday when u Hock !
' ll:infl frelefit train Mtri.rk a nioinr'
truck at a grade ctosslnir.
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PLU-GRIP
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Check before it start.
Rub on inhale vapo
otcfoov. movdav. xorarnEtt 'in. ms.
MAY HOME
ENOCH 11
Seveteen-Year Fight for
Health Rewarded John;
Early RdeaSCd From
I PilPr HfllTlP WltP HP-
i ... . ...
marriet! Children Grown
A S H I N t . T t .' No t . t -i (.V.t
John Karly. the leper, whose love
for his native mountains uf North,
i Carolina, gave health authorities
j much trouble and newspapers
1 mm h ecny, Is going home.
Hut this time he goes, not as
ia fugitive from a hpcrH asylum,
(but with the benediction of the
j authorities. The CniU'd Slates
! public heiiUh service, has an-
! Koiirt 1 thiil l. ,,.!.- Ima "re.
!cover.d" and will be releacd'H '' ' io storm, which
some time in November from the ,,v'1' KuKland. there was no
'national leper home in Carvllle. ' today of recurrence of the
j ,t ; gale. l.Hiuage done by the storm
".nd remembering the lime when i was b,'in c:ilivU and commu
itl... i.iHiti vl..,. eeu.l 1,,'nbaticns restored.
i Kngtlsh churches over lepers nfierj
'rln. .li.Mi.l i.t-.l'ntv u-w illu.-itvcred. 1
! those at the leper home still suf -
ifering from the disease, will wend
Karly out with ceremonies s.virj
holic of tho Joy of men once
doomed who have in prospect a
'reprieve that seems lasting.
i. The public health service tonus
iKarlys
another trtumiih in
Although he
modern medicine.
I,.,,,,.,. h i. f,,..,, i.tnl lmilv Keui-t '
iof tile disease, he is believed t..
In. -,1l t,,,.l,.,li.. hwlu Will 111
Imade but there .-ecus scant ilmi- j
- f nr:iUh r
one leper dlsehalKcd from the. iA.Mitvnc., (,ieiniany Nov. I.
Carvllle Institution as cured has' (P,wl,h delayed advices today
suffered a recurrence of the ills-1 u.lnK of the havoc wrought by
ease. Ijui Iiik the lust Hi months.) Saturday's hurricane in north
24 iiallcius have been dlsclmi Ked j wcslcl.I, (jcrmanv. the Hambuiv
from the leper home us men sound ; moteoroloi:ical station forecast the
and whole nctiin. j
me (Mmrimii i "i""") ' )
dious, the heulth service said, and ;
Ithe injection of chaulmooma oil. i
used in trcallnn tile malady, atam, wholl lurl .1s , '
one time caused exeruclatniK puln. itMlrIlcd. The liKhtship Winter was.
That minhl have had soniethlii ,,. frum ,u ,111)1)linK(! nd strand-1
to do with the mountaineers . isiul.,, (lf -,iL-eiooiiir. I
jfllulits from leper Institutions. I.soverul fishini,- clittors were car- i
! Haiiy Is .11 years of iiw. ''"tried hundreds of yards Inland. I
":""" service lleclareu lie,
' ...... i n
u' .,' ',,e "oii'iethlnK of 1 an'
1 Munch ' Allien return (or John'
Early. If he ernes baek to Ta-'
,., 'n,. ,,.i,. iT.vcar
fight against leprosy. .""7" l" """"
IJarly man-led and settled on a , ra,t" w,ro m'J nnV P' T.
little rarmlng tract here noil..' Kht "'ires . were broimhl
time after being released from
military service In the Spanish- ( y( (j n,UT S ( l.l'll ItKCItliT
vmeiican war. When It hecani'' .
known that he had contracted th
dread disease and in spite of hl.t'
sickness was trying to eke out alhe remaining wing und swunn
living for himself and family, lie out of his careening plane. The
became tile subject of many pub-' parachute swayed perilously . in
lie meetings and the object of
much newspaper comment.
, '.What lo do wUh lOarly becani"
a problem, A reporter braved
the threat of what then was con -
a
jM
THE
STRANGE CASE
of GAPT. RAMPER
; !i.i,...-,, rnm
With '
PAUL
WEGENER
Europe's Greatest
Actor
This
Also
Good Added
Short
. Features
Usual.'
Admission
Picture
Will Be
tho Talk
of ,
Medford
sltU-red an tneumide
interview him- In speimulat "j
fahhion Kurly was 1 eniovcd from '
home and put in Isolation In thij
marine detention hospital at I 'or I
Tvnseml. Wash. ' 1
Fiv.m I'ort Townend he was
st-nt on a cross-country joiirnyy in ,
a box tar from which he esc;ipi d ,
white crossing Kaiu-as. -
The former Mrs. Karly married,
Ceorge N. Tausan. a deputy in
the -ouniy treasurer's offit-e. who
Mi'vtri on one of the vonunitle
help the
w hlcli was formed
1 stricken man; It was dm ins the J
that"
T.iusiiu met Mrs. Karly.
'I'lieir.
.arriage oli place. after th
Kuv-
,..,..l ..i.n'-.l...l Pivl,- f,..,in
family and had taken him under
us care. .ui. iinu .inn. r.u i "
'' children are now rown
BEING REPAIRED
LONDCN. No'
III. (,1V With
Kestoraljon, or : communications
udded five to, the- known deaths
when It was learned that many
11 ":,Hi Earned that many
members of the crew of the small I
. Liverpool sehoon.r Mary Aim ;
were drowned When the vessel wa-c
driven on l,he I lulas rocks. John j
Woodier, a youl ll of 1 7. was the ,
only member of the crew who j
HUeceedcd in clambering up
,m f'w "Uuire yards of ruck that
aoue ioc rugiog peas.
nit'uii ;iiiue toe nigiog reus. .v
UuR ' ""'' way from th
wreckage to safety and was ths
"1; comi.anion ' for
the
hours he remained - without
approach of another storm center. j
Kcvcitl vessels v:ee sunk. These)
m.lud,.d motor shin, the fate oi l
.,,.. , .,.. ..., ,,,,, deieriiiliied
T1)0 gaio ultlln(,a u velocity of
flooded. Cattle were
drowned.
houses dainai4Cd and trees up-
''"''
A vice- froni JIUens er said that
' Westphalia the wind wus Htrong
(Continued from Pago One.)
Hie storm und then utter what j
I seemed like hours, Collins suld. It
floated to earth lim small dear-!
lug In thu-..initial of the densely j
' wooded country near Millstone.,
STRANGER THAN
THE STRANGEST
FICTION
Sensational drama of
a polar flight that
failed . arid, tlio
strangest passions
thj screen' has ever
darod show! .'.;
disease tojxarly ti't1' away, with lis nie
burrowctl into the gi'ound the gcr Hf.isi-nt immortalized In one of
ship xn loiiml. witli the i0 his greatest pictures. She wan a
pounds' of mall luiuct. tab ntnl writer and n believer In
A short distance down the high- psychical manifestations recorded
way Cnlllns rtmsod a gas com- in a book, the, "Eastern Vessel"
pany einploye. who helped him what she claimed were spirit mca-
;tia- the alumluuiu mail bag vageii from her eldest on by her
fi tn ttie wieckag. A truck wan fh,t marriage, who wan killed In
engatii - d and the mail was bruughfihc war. She win firs married to
t l:rooi:itl
The Noted Dead
LONDON. NiA. la VU.uuli-
tesi tlrey !s dead al the aKrtif "'7.
Tl. .l tt-lt-.. ,.f Vlv I!,...,-
'of l'lilloilon, former seeretiuy for'
inri-in aiians, oieii aiii'i- u sun-
lien illness at her homo at Wlls-
ford Manor, Salisbury.
, The Viscountess was the former
i Tameln Syudhnm, one of the three
Winter
and lieri! is fashionable
yiroti'i'tion from Winter's
storms and nmd and slush
galoshes and boots that
are quiti as attractive as
iliey are useful and as
sturdy as they are attrac
tive. Showing the newest in
U. K. Rubber Co. Uaytecs
$2.65 to $4.50
Special
An assortment . of small
sizes at greatly reduced
jrictis. Wines 2 Vlr to '.
rei;e $1.00, $4.50, $4.85 :
Now All at One Price
Everlastingly
at
That's the formula to which
many successful men owe : ;- -their
achievements ; T
Here at this old,' established,
bank we believe in keeping ever
lastingly alert, to give the kind
of Courteous Service that makes
friends and keeps' them. .
You'll Enjoy
.. Theackson
ES'.'ABLISHEO ISSS
Medi:ord, Oregon
. Commercial " Savings - Safe Deposit -
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PACK THREE
Symlhuiu i.sttrH, whom John Hln-
Loiil l.:l-nconiier. who died ' In
1'j:u.
WILLITON, WEST SUM Bl'lHIi V.
Kiiuland, Nov. 10. The; Kail
tof Cionniell died last nitthl at the
hit of f. I. He had been stayiliB
with friends here tor the lust
months.
l. l..... nn..fu tn II, 1J..n.
orablc Dudley Scott, who Is T'i
years OKI, is nis ni'ir.
The earl s body , will ue rro
ninted on Wednesday, and. tho
t ashes scattered over the hllU of
his Warwickshire estate. '
It!
Banking Here!
County Bank
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