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v.. i- MEDFOTm MATT TTUTtfTXE.- MEDFOT?D, OTlEfiOy. MONDAY, JUST, fi, 1029. AfJE STX ADJUNCT 10 PLOT i. 3'hc , much iiciud .i... cumc away from the I'raloriun ' " . ; , ,K. . , l,,c,u ' M v .tv .. .o ' VL'll Always bo in Lovo With Vou," .'"Jericho." and ' Do Some thing," and the other cotchy melo Hoh aung by loud in if actors, and played by that fumed Juzz or- iT. . . ' MH " , ... which la featured in the talking-1 film mu skill extruvuKnm "Syn qopution," that opened lm AleU ford cnRURcmcnt yeHtcrday and plays afternoon and evening until ;- 7'hui'HUuy. I The title of the attraction Is In d, way miMleuUinff and hence ninny lp the. audiences -were aj;reeuhly fu,r priced that the film waa not entirely devoted to jazz music and song, but -that jazz only camo In Ipfldenlally throughout the film, which , Is colorful and uprightly with witty lines, and a good plot a 1(1 love Htory built around Hons and -dance people of the cheaper time elrcultH, and nlnlit club In ner life. The rjim m very clean und without cofiruoneHH. A plenHlna; feature, hbuve all else. Is thut new actors of ability to the screen, and never seen here before, make, up the very capable cost. Some leading; parts, how ever, nro plnyed by well known radio or phonograph stars, There - bf much humor throughout and quite a number of new slant; sayings, which keep the uudience in chuckbs or loud laughter. f) Hobby Watson, thq leading comedian,- pofwoKKt'H a striking per aonallty imprennated with fetch ing humor, and Ha v bum jlennctt is pleasing as the lending lady. Morton Downey, another come dian of merit and a Rood singer, and Dorothy Lee are a pair that furnish many laugh.? throughout. Of course, U'nrinK's Pennnylvun lans In their dance and Jazz mu- . sic of original stylo, as usual, are well worth hearing. All in nil, "Kyncopntlon' pre sents excellent entertainment. It features even winning commenda tion from that element of theater ( goers who usually do not caro for ja:z of any kind. Jf one must "Do Something." in (he wny of moving picture attend ance, he or she will not go wrong" In. welng und hearing ".Syncopa tion." Tho VMeluncholy Dame," a short .talking film comedy, based on a Itoy Octavliis Cohen story, played by noKro actors and nctrmsen ond which fulled, becnuso of a niln sHipnwnt, to-arrive In -time1 for T.h,ovll)tf yvstertluy,; adds much UMitfhnhlc entertalnmenU to j the CnttoHuh' bill. nm. will lie shown Sally until Thursday, t . (It. A. K.) V CAUSE FOR FINES Now that tho srason Is fast ap proaching when .the forests nnd their roads will be frequented by many young people, tho Crater Nulional forest office wishes to Im press on the public the law which furbklH under heavy penalty the throwing away oi" lighted cigars, cigarette stubs, lighted matches etc, . In calling attention to this mcfiHure to prevent forest fires, especially when people are driving along roads, Norman White, ns ! MUtant (supervisor of Crater Na tional forest, has In mind the many fires caused last summer along the Jacksonville high w a y between Med ford and the swimming places in the Applegato section. Ono to half a floeit such small fliCH were caused on some days lust summer by swimmers on route throwing away lighted matches to tobacco of some kind. The Crater t Hntonal forest service plans to pay , riti lct attention to sucii careless ness this year and prosecute all persons guilty of throwing away lighted material from their con-1 veyances. The scctlun of tho federal law forbidding such violations reads tha( it shall be unlawful, during the cloned season, for anyone to throw away "any lighted tobacco, cigars, clgareties, matches, fire crackers or other lighted material on .any forest land private road, public highway or railroad right of way within this slate. Kvery ono operating a public conveyance shall post u copy of the section within xc smoking compartment oi. Wieh conveyance." "The punishment on conviction of violation of. thin ftvctlnil will be a rlivt-. of not more than $75. tho vio lation constituting a misdemeanor. PAINTEX ART SHOP IS The Pulntex Art Hhop, formerly loeuted on the Imhony at litis sell's store and operated by Miss Inn Jones, was moved today to the Handicraft shop at 4S Houth Cent nil. JVilMt Jones Is an Interior deco rator nnd urtfM of considerable ability and experience, having been employed riming the past winter by Hales and the White House In, Kan Kranclrtco. j Nine opening the Palntex shopj n month nun, MIhs Jones has built, tip an excellent demand for her clever wall hangings, lamp shades. pillows, ns well in her nsltdanc In planning decc-Mlvo m-hcim for prhale (ioinR HIGHWAY WILL BE TABLE ROCK HON TAIUJO HOCK, On'., Juno 3. i i.u.; ). Wilson, lilt' wut- emu-ion khik i huh hih-uuii, rr- i imriH timi Jn iiih opinion nun win he u K"ud melon yt-ur mxl thut ucrcf to ' inolonH. Some of our on-lmrdlstH report u smull amount of.twl blight tthuw intf up In ho me varlelffH of peat'H. . Kru.lt thlnnliiK 1h xchf dulod to beBln today at the Hvd Kkin or . " . . . ... . chard, with a crew of high school students from tho Sam Valley dis trict. Jeiue Kinney of Sums Valley Ih making rapid progress on (he con struction of the big hay burn he Is building for J. I. Xriilnn. Patrons here of the Mall Tribune were delighted ut having their pa por 'distributed to them Thursday evening- by the management, thUH giving them something to read on u day when no mail deliveries were made through the regular chan nels. Thursday night the Hams Valley high school troupe put on their play, "Kyes of hove," to a well flllcd house at this place. Theso young peoplr and their coach, Prof. Collet, are deserving of much praise for the manner In which they handled their show, which would have douo credit to a nctfrMll Of :fti(lc,tl narAeKMfl'o.jr Claude and Glen, Wil.sqn and. Al Vlli? JtuinilUfti vlll IcuvW the first of next week for Kuiimrh to viHit relatives juKwork, in the ,bvvcst fields during tho .summer. IRAKIS CRKJJK, Ore.. Juno 3. (Special.) The ladies of the I-ost Creek Community club mt at the II. L.. To n n home "Wednesday, with Mrs. Amy (iriHson as hostes-s. A very plensatit day was spent In visiting and sewing. Those pres ent were Airs. II. I,. Tonn. Mrs. Ij. J. Cirissun, Mrs. C. it. Moore, Mrs. K. 1. Karlow, Mrs. Loren Karlow, Mrs, H. H. Kox, Mrs. A. L. Pern, Misses Margaritte Marshal. Klsie Wilhite. Dorothy Wllhlte, Kvelyn Ahott, Jewel Abobtt, Venita l'ox, Virginia and Hun tec Pcch, A. Ij. I 'edi was doing business In Metlford Monday. Lee Pnulshaw left Monday with his cuttle for Kort Klamath, whore ho will . pasture them throughout the Mimnier. i After spending a week with her parents, Miss Klsle Wllhlte re turned to Kagle Point Friday, to work during the siiiiinicr In Faber fit ChurgAvin'M store. ' ' W'e are very glad to hear that Wlaus Charley has recovered from his recent IHiichh, Mrs. Herbert (irlsnon Is re ported to bo slowlty iin proving. LAKE CREEK TOT'S ARM "S BROKEN BY A CALF DA K K CItKlIK, Ore.. June 3 (Special.) Dlttle Jewell Abbott, who Is staying with her grandpar ents, had the misfortune to break her arm while playing with u little calf. Mrs, D. J. CtisHon and children. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Iloefft nnd chil dren. M Iss l(et:i Farlow, teacher of tho liiist Creek school, Conrad NewHtrom, Comer Fox and the Wnleh boys attended the Jackson county school day at Ashland. Mihs Julia Hldley. teacher of the Unite Creek school, Miss Helen Hldley, Harriet Frey, Vlda Nlekiil. Wanda Wyant and a few others of the l,nko. Creek district also at tended. , , ., Mrs. Wm. Nickel! was In Med ford Wednesday. Several ho purchased salt through the Orange have received their supply. Tho little Nichols girls of Kagle I'olnl have been visiting their grandparents, Mr. ami Mrs. Frank Ua rlow. Miss Julia Sid ley has accepted the position of 'teacher of the Lake Creek school; for the coming term. If you see the , ."8 . HILLS BROS - Coffee You won't find the Arab, Mills - Uros.' trade-mark, on any other coffee. And you won't linil any other coffee that tnates like l lills lirps. because Hills Hros. Coffee is roasted a few pounds at a time by patented, continuous process. No hulk-rnastitiK meth od can produce such flavor. HILLS BROS COFFEE ffrlk Irtm tltf rti," ir.d ', NHHI ,4,,. Caii'y ..eaff tr.r , ... A I GOLD BULLETS ------ Charles G. BootK , SYNOPSIS: Tho fugltivo returns! Jerry Ogdm mill liK fiancee, l.ucy, nro ready to Ijhx Iho charue, that .b-ny killed his rather. With lca eon uiul Pccblct INiciilng: intently. Jerry relateH tlui hlory of hi filth ier' luit hIx Iioui-k vh Alex Peterson ' wh hours of grim honoi (hut : haimcd the gnmhlcr l htkull, Val j Icy into Maid Andecw Ogilcp a story Unit Ogdcii first retailed to ' his mm a few hours lcfono lie was j inunlci,'l. Peterson's brotlior, .ler ! ry, luid )Men given a niinci-s' trial iuhI M OlrtKVNl Ut liKUK' llrenking l away from the men, lie rushed to j hb Imithcr's s h a n I y. PcU'cson I locks his brother Into tlic T vv o ! BnttJu'rs initio mid defies the men acing mob. j CIIAPTKH 34. ! lluiiniii Wolves. 1 Jerry's boyish eloquence had car-Ij-Icd nie ba!k to th; Tonidity of I yesterday. Tho man I had known as Andrew Ogden was before me. the evening Min glinting on the gold bullets at his waist and on the gold filigree of his gun butts. J heard the shouting of the eiirai;ed miners rushing at him. "In those days a huge overhang of rock stuck out of the mountain side .above the door," Jerry wus saying. "The crowd swooped onto the mine property, making n fearful racket, but whim they saw Dad thumbing his gun belt, they slop ped und piled up In a semi-circle, The mob swooied tonnril Pcnerson, hemming him In. Not too close, though. "Dad knew he couldn't hold Ihem like that much longer. They j weren't carrying ropes for nothing. " 'What'll you have, Dundy?' he1 drawled. I ' Uundy b 1 1 n k e d through his eight-sided glasses. You'll hear more about those glasses presently, " 'That brother uh yourn, Ten-to-One "'What for?' Dad demanded. " 'Crackln' my rafe this mornln' - fteudy that!' "1 can see Dad lunging at hint, gun. In hand, eyes bleak with fury. 'Take that llo back, Dundy?' " 'I reckon not Uundy grinned. 'It ain't no He "'You've got two minutes to prove !(!' "Uundy began. Fifty ounces of gold had been taken out of his office l hroe months before. Two t weeks later $30(1 had been lifted from his bar. Still n month later j someone had shot up l.undy's faro I game and pulled In $MM. About the time the faro game was shot) up Uundy hail brought a Fllnkerton detective to Torridlty. "The previous Saturday being i the Fourth of July and pay night, a good deal of dust and currency h.td come into Uundy's by Sun day j night. Around Stn.OOO. Uundy said t ?3eoo in raw gold, l.undy's safe was an old -fitch: oiled contraption that copjd be cracked with a (jan n pener and the Flinkei ton man thought I ho thbf was likely to try his hand again early Monday morn ing. The FlinUei-lou man said he'd hide near the safe, and if the thief showed up, htep out on him. . "At this point In his story Luudy b ro k e Into cold-blooded laughter. Yes. he'd gone up to his office at Kunrlse. And the Fllnkertnn man? Dying on hitf back with his hands lushed to his legs and u gag In his m'outh! The window was broken In and so was l.undy's tin-can safe and Lundy was out a mattur of $10,000." "According to Dundy, tho de scription of the man who shot up tho faro gamo resembled Uncle Jerry. "Well, b'-fore Dundy had locked up tho recffplF Sunday -morning he mixed a handful of shU with the gold dust. ' That itftcrnuon he and a couple it prospectorn hud gone to Fnele Jerry's room and" found a co up 1 a of b.nrs-nPdttH- and there was Bait in them. ; ; but fear of Ills 45'a stoppetl them. "'That's the damnedest lie your Vnguo over let loose, Dundy Dad flashed at him. 'I'll give you 10 seconds to swallow It!' ' !It ain't no lie. Ten-to-One he said. I wisht it wa. Wo took tho lad down to tho hall, glved him his trial fair and square, an well. 300 citizens uh Torridlty heard h 1 m admit ho donu ill That light, boys?' "Dad went sick at tho roar the mob put up. He couldn't dispute the testimony of 300 witnesses sotnn of them his dwn men. What devlliry had got Into the lad'.' " 'Where'n that Fllnkerton man'," Dad demanded of .Dundy. "Put Uundy wasn't telling. 'Now, looky here, Ten-to-One,' he argued, 'there's a wad uh money minnln an' we got an idee Jerry had a pardner. If he had. the sharp njay be able to rope the pardnrtr in, too. The boy's admitted he done it. Ain't that enough?' " 'A pardner!' Dad had jumped at that. It might account for Uncle Jerry's fool play.' " Tlod help you If you are lying. I Uundy!' Dad threatened. Then he ! addressed the mob. 'Uisteiv, men. I l am going Into the mine to talk I to my brothor. ..Th(i 4ooUll.be, opm -oti can rush us if you feel Uk It but there'll be 12 of you shak ing hands with the devil.' . "Dad unlocked the mine door and swnmr It open. Jerry 'Was wan (JkJt in them. '' j PARTICULAR BUILDERS ALWAYS I. i iEAVER Sold in Medford by Medford Concrete Construction Co., Porter Lumber Co., Rogue River Lumber Co., Stand ard Roofing & Building Supply Co., Wallace Woods Lumber Co., Big Pines Lumber Co., Medford Lumber Co. waiting for him oh the other side of the door. Dud grubbed him by; . the xhoulderH "'You heard what Dundy said'' I i ; 'It's true, Alex, Uncle Jerry j groaned. "Dud blew up, ihon-f 'You damn-1 ; ed fool!' he stormed. 'If you want-! j I'd more money why didn't you - come to me?' I "Dad stood at the door of the! I tunnel, staring off across the des- j ert. Lundy and his gang, quiet and j i waiting. , Dod was thinking; Jerry I was his kid brother. He shouldn't- have brought the boy to this lnk-1 I hole.. Yes, it was bin fault. I j "'Scared. on?' he united gently, I facing Uncle Jerry again.. "Dot's i I hear about it.' - I "It a jl pea red that before the first ! robberv 10 weeks hack. Untie Jnrrv i 'had lost a couple of thousand dot-j I I'M playing hbu-k Jack at Dundy's, j The gamo was crooked, he said. M'nclo Jerry had lifted the gold In Uundy'a office and the money in Uundy 's bar, nnd he'd held up the faro game. Those Jo ha gave .him back the. money ho'd lost but he'd sat in at poker gamo. .with two of the cleverest card sharps , in the Skull. They took G.O0O from him. Two thousand was hls-ror Dundy's the rest,. , .. was dad's, Thero I had b;tn a coupie. hundred, ounces of gold in Dad's safe. , ., . , ! You can iniiigine what Dad felt. thing he'd .sooner huvo had Uncle Jerry stick a knlfo in his back. , "Undo Jarry went, on with his yarn. He'd boon going with a jnun who had drifted into tho camp re cently. Thut. man. had suggested pulling of. something big Uundy's holiday recelptn, way. Uncle Jerry didn't -want to go m that deep, but he had to put D.d's gold back be fore Tuesdny morning and, well, they'd dono It. , " 'Foj -God'e Rake sponk to me,! Alex!', J-rry begged, after flnirtU-! ing his story. . I "Dad Hoftenud ho couldn't help lj.. 'H hU.i me pretty hard, sou. Who was in. with you?' "'I'm not telling. Undo Jerry aa-ld .itubbornly. . . , "Dad nodded. 'All right. I won t hold that. Agalrutt you. Ulexo'a one of my guns. Don't use it unlcsti .you have to. I'll do the best I can for ygu. I'll get you out some how. - I'm going to lock, you up .now and talk, to tne boyq. 8o long, son : , "He gripped Uncle Jerry't hand! and went out.' - 1 (Copyright, lto. Win. Morrow Co ' Pcioh fniN timi ftharllhg' mob to wtve libs brother! More cllmnxctt ilicnd in tomorrow' olinptcr: ' Bert Lytell in 9 "The Lone Wolf" at Rialto Today An intriguing mystery drama en titled "The Done Wolf "a Daugh ter," Is the production ,at the lli alto theater today. .Once more llert Uytelt is ween in the rolo of the "Uuno Wolf," a .character which he created upon the screen and In. which ho has appeared once each season for sev eral years. This time tho famous cracksman is presented in an en tirely new environment. Set against the colorful and luxurious back ground of art and auctions, coun try estates and palatial homes, the action moves rapidly. Introducing television as a means of crime .de tection and entertainment. The daughter of the ''Done AVolf" nnd her . romantic, love affair fur nish material for plots and coun terplots Hi which the master cracks tor-plots" in- which the master ,t:racksmn.n turns .the tables on his An excentionallv fine cast of players includes Oertrude Olm-1 stead, C h a r I e s Clrri-urd, Dilyiin I Tashmnn and Donald Keith: i V? f -a'.. .- .... .. ' ORTLAND C .USE A HOME PRODUCT. v i. PokrtAND Cement GOLD, HILL, OREGON , EAOUU POINT, ore.. June 3. SpecIal.) Children's day jrtil.be observed ,In the Presbyterian Sun day school Sunday, June If, with ouch claps having a vvl in the program.. Those who wll) take part include Itev. Davidson, Mrs. David son, Dertha Stowell, Ueonard Phll .)rook, Dnld AVurd, Vcrta Stowell. UfiuLye Phllbrook, DueJle Coy, Alice AValkor. Velmu Matthews. Herbert Prultt, Vol m a Davis, Vivian Moo maw, DUnor Throckmorter, Helen Kent and Dorothy Coy. Parents and members ure Invited to attend the services which will be followed by a basket picnic in the park. , . , Tho road connecting the Happy Camp and Crater Uake highway, leading through the Yung prqp ertles. In being graded. This Is one of the roads that tho Kagic Point C.rango sponsored. Tho community was saddened by the recent death of Adon II. Thorn pHtyi, former resident of i-Iaglo Point. Funeral services were held at tho P.rownsboro cemetery. There -waft a large gathering of fiiertds and neighbors and beauti ful floral offerings. The sym pathies of the community go Out o the- bereaved wife,- who-has Jjeon sick for many years- The pall- barerJKcr JWrnnn'' M-yftrrti' Char leyilrliiTiTt iius's Moor, Kd -MiW-Jiibbtheam of Ualtu Creek; and -Mi i'ltle''anti '-'John Andernori --ef .$h 4rn Ptr'tnf " ' "'' ' vV V.-OWV rj III L.WV IV i I n ti.r.r-. - l " ii i I use less than oi . . . ' ! i . ) . V j ' high priced brands j 'fv'-y , 'f f MILLIOMS of POUNDS USED, f i :! ' ( I m 2rwjrM.m! fit MMw ' HAND W,' " ' Louise Rice, wofid fatnoiisgvaphologist, cn positively read your talents, virtues end faults in the drawings, wordar and What nots that you scribble v.-hen "lost inthought'V -; ! Send your scribblincis" or (ignoters fer nnalyai Enclose the picture of tc Mikado head, cut from a tytx of Milcado pencils, and ten cent,. Address Louise Rice, care of EAGLE PEXCIL CO.. NEW YOUK CITV . end faults in the drawnp.sf wordar and ' What nots that you scribble when "lost I TTTTI TTAT inthought'V . - I ., "". . ..... . EMENT tCity Treasurer's Notice of SemAnnua! Assessments Due NOTICE IS HEHEBY GIVEU that the semi-annual installment (one-twentieth) and interest on paving, sow er and water' main assessments upon all properties for which application was made to extend" timo of payment was due and payable at tho office of the City Treasurer Jnno 1, 1929, and will be delinquent after thirty days (30) days from said date, July 1, 1929, ar.d shall bear a penalty 'of five (5) per cent upon the 'amount of such de linquency. Thirty days after such delinquency the property will bo advertised and sold for the amount of such delin quency, together with penalties and costs of such sa!e in accordance with Section 148 of tho City Charter. . Dated at Medford, Oregon, this 31st day of May, 1929. : , . H. J. BERBIAN, : . ... .-. .. Treasurer of the City oi Medford; Orogon. ' " ' NOTICE OF SEWER ASSESSMENTS ' ' Notice is hereby given that one-lenth of the principal and interest on improvements for sewer is now duo, and if not paid by July 2,1929, becomes delinquent and pen alty will be added arid the property advertised for sale in the manner provided by Section Vo.'TOV tKiS Chatter ..of the. City of Medford. , ; v .... " Dated at Medford this 31st day of May, 1929. . : ; ' H. J. BERRlAN, I "'" ' '.'.Treasurer of 'the City'of Medfofd ', State ' p3 CLASSIFIED. ADVERTISING GETS RESULTS 5Sa7 SPECIFY. , . t ' '. ' ' , T- . v - - Co. B6drds of TELLS THE. TRUTH Our every water test f r o m our Swimming pool is "Condition , A" ''.Safe for drinking pur poses." ... It is the only Gas Chlo rinated Swimming pool in Southern Oregon and has no equal. - Life Guard and swim ming Icssouk by .JIx. and'; Mrs.' P- A. Mc Donald from' llouolulti. Phone 1000 f t. n
