Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, June 05, 1929, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Texti "PAGE TW iocal and -'Personal Mr. und Mm. Wllllnm, Dreyfus U'tt hint vvpiiIiik fur Ihclr homo In j Cilcndalc. Oil.; following a alio'rt , Mt with f rli'iulH und ivlulv'eit In I -Mi'ilfin'il wlillii !! route from I'uii- land and Hcattlo, wlu-ie thi-y had i.i)i'nt Bovoral wceliH with rolntlvea. -i MEnfrOftn MATL TBTfitTNE, MTSDFQlb, OftEOpy, 'WEAKEST) AY, .TUXE 5, 1923. InoludcA umonit L'ullfornlus reg miorua ia siiHirord hotelH are W. H. Turner and Mlm llolma Frederick' Hon- of Hollywood. K. I, Cook, Nel lie II. Cook and MaiKUiet und Ituth KuKnury of Han JJIvko. flnrtrudn M. Mucy of I'ttHiidenn, Mint AiiKuata Seo HrunduKO Hi-oh. for conerele I A ndernon of Ixih Aiiki'U'h, Mr. und work, machine mixed according to I Mm. !. W. Allen. A. II. Allen. .1 V city ieeifleatlonn. 623 South Con- Hhcnhcrd and K. K. Knell of Sim J'hone 240-1!. ,. 75 r ruin-lain, J. y. l.'uettH of Kenwood Mi-h.' Kinil Mohr and children. the MIhui.m Kilnn and Anlln. nnrl Kmll Jr.. len ve-ilerdae fur I'nrl-""'1' AV- land lo remain In that city for m'V-j A erew of men under the d!rc- j A"0 Holme nf Hiintu- Ami, Arnold eral WeekM. to to he near Mr. thin of Matt U ltyekman, nufier- n ,'"t'''r nn1 w". Wanner of Kcuttii MoHr until he finishes the couriia - Intemlcnt of hateheiies for thn 1 '""''' Mr- ""d Mr- ' Miller of of treatment he nun heen taking j muto irame cnuiniimilon, )uiK left J llula ltit anil Willie tiorenson of In a rortland hospital for u weeKi'r iJiamoiid lake to take ralnhow j 'ul ""' or no iusli ' For uie-;AMter.'; zlnnln,'' mnrri KtJld ijilttiitn,' J cv ili.z,! other kinds. 45 QUlnfe'.' ' 7Bf If I'll1'.' ntid Mm.' J.; V. Melzi r ure in or near. HJedl'ord. they are ured to i?ih .'Into communication with relath'eji in ''orth Kouil, ore., as tlietr grandson Was run over und killed early, this week. Kfforts have heen made for two days . to locate the couple, who left North ' Bentl on a trip to southern Oregon, but effort have heen unavailing. ' They ure believed to he near Med- ford. ' Rogue Mlk Hotel a place to ent,' BOmctiilng to eat, and the right persons to cook It. OOtf Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kyle return ed early tills week from Crawford, Neb., where they lmd heen visit ing Mrs. Kyle's relntlves. They made the trip by motor and arrived at' their destination four days after leaving Medford, and returned In five. They fitin! the roads in goo'd condition, but suid they en countered some "stormy, weather on the return trip. Parent Send your hoys to us for a happy vacation. Hero ho oan enjoy swimming, fishing, mountain ((lllkliig, rldlnu. Reservations 11m iltcd. ' Mrs, N, I' Ohrt, Trail Ore. I.lghtnliig played uround on tele phone wires aim poles In the I'lioo hlx' district Monday evening and ' struck a pole near Hie W. 11. Watt ... ranch properly. The top of the pole was sptiiHcred and a portion of the holt entered the Watt dwell ing, but did no serious damage. Cheap lumber. , and cedar posts. Medford Lumber Co. 327tf Guests from a distance registered at Medford. hotels Include M. A. Smith or Chicago, III., J. K. Whet ten of I milium noils, Ind., Katherlne Cornell arid M. Jlummell of New York City, C. O. Herman of Kan dervllle. On., Mrs. Wright of Den ver, and Mrs, V. liwiirt of. Colo- ..' rado Uprlngs.. Colo; . ' i ... . Dance Axjilaiid- Jat. nt;.iillrt.: :. . : DUkoy's Orcluwlra. , 77 ..' j .. . Helyttf , wrt among the !i:Cirartts J'nwr'-' rosldonls ; spending, ii "yiwlerduy in 'Medford.. i-i. . fi tiiiMSeJent grade faotory blocks" $ii.riO f . -poe.ioaa; mod,. D uel, Co., , Tel.. 031. . G3tf , ' "'This rain Is worth exnctly ,11, -"DO, 000, unrt is fap ullovo tho class of our usual' million-dollar rains," said George Hilton, Jr., who was in Medford today from his rancli near Central Point. He was of tile opinion tho liny that Is down is not dnmnged so badly thnt the damage will not bo made up by tho growth of the second crop. A similar opinion Is also held by Dr. .1. M. Keenq of ' the same .section. ' Ho said Juno, ruins were comninn 1 years ago,. , ' I Cheap dry 'lumbar at Medford Lumber Co.- ... . 327tf Among the orcgoniuiiH register ed at Medford hotels am Dave Wil liams of Coivallls, Alf K. Johnson F.d Harney, H. llurgoyne and O. !'. Hchnioer of ICligeno, A. .1. Ilorli- model of Itoseburg, R. K. rarsons' of Orenro, and Ihe following from Hortliind: Phil Dletn, Dale (I. Weber, fleo. M. Cnndless, Jt. .1. Orabher, t,eo Hulllvan, A. A. Kuhu hauser, F. W. Crocker, Lt.-Col. Wm. C. Wehh: Frank Hhllll, Kd HewnlV, B. D. .Smith and U D. Bridges. A great deal Is being said about file weather, but very little Is being done. However, we predict giorl- oils picnic weather ror this week end. (let It at DeVoe's everything for picnic nnd fishing parties. 7S William Iteeil, who sustained n broken leg In a motor mishap lust week, Is resting easily at Ihe Sac red Heart hospital, according to reports today. Kindling for sale, limited supply, j Med. Fuel Co., Tel. OS!. n 3 1 f airs. Margaret llougen returned 'yesterday from r.os Angeles, where Rhe spent Ihe past six weeks on business and pleasure. She is now planning a nip to .South Dakota, where she will visit "relatives dur ing the next uioiuli. l.ouvlng Med ford the last of the week, she will ,hyicqiripanlril on the trim by tier lson. rillly llougen. ami her slser. Wlss Marian Chrysler. ) I,' Window glass, all sizes: also plate glims. Trowbridge Cabinet Wks, trout eggs. This Is the first time in a number of years that tho commission has been spared the heavy exponsa of breaking a road through the snow to reach the sta ll'il. Two years ago It was liecesr wiry lo uso u heavy tractor to break drifls of snow, sometimes 10 feet in depth, to muko n Toad for the crew. This season, due to nn unusually light snowfall in the dis trict, the drifts melted and will per iiini-4i.ni..AUL every vca. and Kat.. Dynge llros. music.. . 80 Tiigs-are now necessary for: all beef,; mutton nud pork carcuases being iranstKoted by rnnrliers und otiieiu to market. The lags, which re In keeping with a recent stn'le law, are available at the sheriff's! Ulrica a n a may be had thcro wlth BUSINESSWOMEN INSTALL OFFICERS AND HEAR REPORT SEPTEMBER 1 SET AS DEADLINE FOR Mrs. Maude K, Chapman Was In' stalled lis the new president of the ' . ROAnwn!?KPIFi.l Births i wi iw ll Willi 1 LLI I ' - . --J ... . " - I - .-1 "" I I IlilWl - . ' ki'di puzzled the county court, it was for a "call and caie of a police dog," amounting to 520. The bill was held for further cillisiflei-atlmi. A bill for Sll.JOifur die elimination of dogs was also presented. i . The county court this morning, lining a uisciisslon of a net tion Mr ok, I IIpd IT r. ciw.1,1.1 . ,... jibe parents of a T'.a-pound boy, J born Tuesday, June 2fcat the C0111- miiiwiy Hospital. must lie kept also by tho meat mar ket nrnm-lMnH, ...-.I.. inlt the game authorines lo enter sn,-eil..n i,v i.. ... with little difficult. Kgg taking time. ' will go on until mid-June. , Have vour rne. el,eH l, .h .he J"'.?.' '!''','MB ,'"1",B only "lBnt in xmthorn. Oregon ,, , "l """K equipped to properly do' this work. done. However we predict glorl- Phono Pantorlum 244, for particu- r- . wees , mis, or have our car call. No oh end. Get It at DeVoe's everything lle-alloti ,m (he Jmic moctlns held at tho Hotel Medford last night. v The Installa tion) Iwhlcll ' wus ' conducted by .Vfailde Coy Koblnsnn or fluid lllll state education chuiniian of tho or. out charge. A rec ord of tho tags Kan"''a"on'' l':l,'ded the additional ",,lm" s ioiiowsi Miizanne Homes i arter, vli e-prealdent : Jacque Ln nox, treasurer; Jane McOuat, audi llutluess. und I'l'ofessional Wum. Ir"r gravi llog an. I wldi iiiinr of 'On' 'dub for"thii ensuing year, ut I ''oad. presented by I! I V. Wo aro daily receiving; i - Compliments 'orf iur now ShortCfiko ' layers. Have you tried them? Thoy are ready for the fniit and aro a wonderful tiniq saver. lor picnic and fishing; parlies. 70 the road to Klk lake, some 110 miles out of I'.end, has been Gpe'n ed and the lako Is ready for; ang lers. Heveral sportsmen have pack ed in already Ibis spring and an nounced good catches of rainbow and eastern brook trout.. Hummer prices on seloct grade green slabwood. Med. Kuol Co Tel. 031. 5:,u. Oiusis from Washington reuls- tered al Mcdim-d hotels include Mi. and Mrs. ISllile Mattlies of Astoria, A. ,1. Dohateui' of luiuhu rind l. A. t'llllioro ,of Vancouver. l''or real rye broad, try Model Bakery's. 11 1 W Main. ...) Tho three D'A iltremonl brothers, of Hlsltlyou tlliinel hold-up notori ety, who have served practically two years of their life sentences In the Oregon slate penitentiary at .Salem, are well and apparently happy, uccordlng to Officer Sam I'rcaeott, who saw the three broth-! ers when on a recent trip to Sa lem. The ihree brothers were vis iting with their mother who, ac cording to the warden. Is a regu lar visitor at the prison; Accord ing to Officer J'rescott, the- sons were apparently enjoying the vlfit wit htlieir mother a great deal. Mrs. D'Aiilreinont Is now locnled al ICugene. Ashland Tidings. Itogiie M Ik Hotel a place to eat. sometjiing lo oat, and tho right persons to cook it. COtf Mr. and Mrs. Alfred; Carpenter and Mr. and Mrs. lA-ouard Car penter returned last , night after taking a motor trip to the const via Kugcne and Newport. Out those fenders and nnlo bodies straightened at Drill's Shoot Metal Works, opposite J-owls Suner .Service Ktntlon. Phono 418. tf Mrs. P. W. llamlll and Mrs. Alex Sparrow left today for Mini Fran cisco, where they-will nlt'nml rl... grailuiillon of Miss Peggy llamlll at Miss llranson's school at Ross, Cel., tho last of tho week. Miss r ranees sparrow Is also a studont at the Ilransnn school. Chicken dinners, 7 Be. Tho Cov ered Wagon, Phoenix. 100' Miss w o o d s it m McDonald daughter of Mr. and Mrs. c. av McDonald of this city. Is spending a snort vacation here from her dillles nt the Hank or Italy In Kan l' ranclsCo. Miss McDonald has been employed In San Francisco for several years, but nlwnys finds It one of the brightest times of the year to visit here. Millies ho ll so dresses, office drosses or nurses' uniforms for sale. Tailor ninde to measure, Tke a. it, Monmes " tr o a a I ( a " lino. every wearer Is a booster " Cull iiii-i. forenoons for further Infer mntlon. Also Bilk dressea for snlo. Mrs. Ilnrto. -, . '. ' 4filf I'.. I'. Uarllii of I.akevlew,. lecenl I.V unpointed mi tho stale truffle lotce, is spending some time In ibis iisuici worsiug witn .sergennt C. f". Taleht. Mr. Itmoin ..in i, id eated at uikeview when given a regular position on the force. Overstuffed furniture, can he cleaned at a nominal cost. Phono the rantorlum, 2-14, for particu lars. 7r,. Out of an audience of several .hundred at, the proseiiimlon of the llalaniicek sisters at the isis llle.l- ier .iioiul.'u- nlKhl, there was only one person who could name the title of a certain violin number played. The player offered a prize or a picture lo Ihe first to guess the title, and It remained for Mrs. Illiby lloweriniiii of Ihe Padmer Music House to be Ihe only one. Without hesitation, she said Ihe liposltlon was "The Last Re train" Iry l-'i-lu Krelsler. Dunce at Nat everv Wed. ami .Snl i Dynge, llros. music. so Mrs. Kinma Kulser of Monrovia , and .Mi s. . n. i,n f rasadena, 'al.. aunt and sl.sler respectively of Mis. Klnier Capps of Ceiitral Point, are visiting the latter here and enjoying the many attractions "i Hie Hogue Klver valley. select grade factory blocks Jo.r.O per load. Med. l-'tiel Co.. Tel. 6,11. Mtf Mis. 1'. M. Veale of Me,tfid Is visiting her sou In I'oitland and en joying a two weeks' vacation. In-lit.- green pine slabwood $1.00 per. tier, haul it yourself, Med Fuel (V.. Tel. Ml. ejtf Frederick Johnson, eldest son of Dr. and Mrs. F. II. Johnson. Sj now In Manila, serving In the I'. S. .Murine air corps, 70 The henHh of the county Is not us good as It has been, us this week so far, throe ciwes of smallpox, one case of whooping cough, two crises of pneumonia and .seven cases of measles have lieen reported to til .county health unit heudquurters In the county courthouse. - ;i Cheup lumber and codar posts. Medford Lumber Co, . 327tf Marriage licenses were issued yesterday nt the rnunfy clerk's of fice to Dale Franklin, 26, and Her-i nice- Flynni 20 both' of Medrord; f'hlc Johnson. 20, und Clara Hana etis, 24, of lied Hluff,. (Jul... Juirtes .Smith, 50, or Kenwood, Ciil.. and d-iita (Ireen, .'11, of I.os Angeles. Duneo, Nat every Wed. and Sat. nignc. uyngc lros. music. - 74 A bounty warrant was issued at the county clerk's office yesterday lo (I. A. Whelplcy for Ihe killing of a coyote. Try our hot plate lunch, JBc. Sweet Shop. th and Ivy. 74 - Miss Oloria Krauso of the Apple gate section, who has been a pa tient at the Barred Heart hospital ror tlie past week, was reported he Improving today, and she will leave for Portland tomorrow to un dergo further medical treatment. Kindling for sale. Ilinitod sunnlv men. miel Co;, Tel. (131., ."iStf A- much larger child welfare clinic thn;n was expected was held yesterday nt Plnehur.it by the coun ty health unit, with 11. balilcs pres ent for physical examination, - The unit will hold' Its next clinic- at Kagle Hnlnt tomorrow ami appoint ments for It have been made nil this week at P.rown's store. Hoguo Klk Hotel a place to eat. some'thln to eat, and tho right, persons to cook it. 60tf Listing liabilities at SI7SS.00 and assets of $411(1, tho hanlcruplcy pe fltoh of John A. Penson is the latest to he on file at the ofrice ol Attorney Harry .skyrnian, hank ruptcy referee. A meeting of cred itors was held In his office here yesterday afternoon. Summer prices on select grade green slabwood. Medford Fuel Co Tel. Ml. . , Htt. Temporary auto licenses were Is sued at the sheriff's .ofrice yester day to Itay Henderson, .1. W. Ham lin and A. A. Keekntz of Medford'. K. N. Dewar of Eureka, 10. N. Wil son or Rlli h, Mrs. M. Clnminer or Jacksonville, J. h, Saunders and Arthur Peters of Ashland, F. 15. Iloyles of Untie Falls and A. II. Leach nf Cold inn. Swimming now In drinking water at the Nat. 44tf The Apostolic Fulth Mission is Holding lent meetings on the Pa cific highway about two miles north II Alenrord. Meetings will be held every evening except Monday and Saturday. There will he no meet ing at the mission except on Sun day nt I0;3(l a. in. Flowers for graduation from SamuoNon's flower garden, 20$ i "U K Ml. I'llone 754-X. 7r. A new variety of Iris. In known as Medford Maid and de veloped, by Mrs. IT. R. Williams of tins city. Is attracting favorable intention at Ihe Chamber of Com merce, where It was placed no di,!. Play today. Try nur delicatessen conked here nt. i up sweet Shop, (lih and Ivy. 7i bx.'iiiiiu.'iltnns for eiulilh. grade students who passed the stale ex amination 3 short time ago on coiidlllon.il grades and for students who wire unable to take the ex aminations, because of sickness, will be held tomorrow and Friday at (be coiiribiiuHe .and at various si-hoolhouses In the eollntv. Carl Fish or Phoenix, Arlx., and (' '. Plltlnger f Arvada, Colo., woie among the motorists from- a distance who registered today at tile loral branch of the out of stale auto reglsl ralloii bureau. . Kditor Murray ot the Coos Hay Times and Fred Snule of Sun Jose. al.. were In Medford Tuesdav. Mr.' Miirnty was on his- u-av h..,.. ,,. .-lai-inueiii rrom Klamath Fahs, where he was looking after prop erty lnlest. Mr. Soul was en route to Portland. The lafter Was formerly In the newspaper busi ness in Klnmnth Kails. The building bridge luncheon' nt the llrown cabin has heen post poned until next week. Mr. and Mrs. I,oe Smith arrived i iii'soay . ironl tor, and- Clai'lbelle Elliott, dlritetor. -Report on the state convention held recently nt Kugeno wero given by Maude Coy Robinson and -the new local .president,- who' wee among tho. local delogalesi to at tend, I - i i .- U , . . ..; , ,. , An lnterostlng account of her trip through Mcdlterrmiean coun tries was given by Mrs. Lama West, local toucher who returned last week -from- a' threo months' Journey abroad. The musical por tion of tlie program was furnished by Miss Mellm Williams and her junior high schunl harmonica band Aiomners or tllo Business and Professional Women's club are n nuvo a table In the small dlning luri.u l-rwsMIVs, i sot ror- , them rrjrj Hi'htl, J0ilVjl fi30.jto;-ei30, AlP-rd thenj'-lir.meeti foviani (ex change of club gossip or round tabliy dlflcuasjoii' ot eommititee busi ness, 'i(i ; ! ; , . , i I ..- III! f T The school year practically came to a close today, both In the grades ami junior and'Senlor high schools, tho graded schools closing nt noon and the high schools this afternoon, with the completion of the final examinations, which have been on 111 this week, except that tile high school examinations began last Fri day. . i This aftnrhoon and .tomorrow will be devoted by the tcachnr.s to marking the examination ' miner and on Friday the pupils or both granVs'nnd high schools will return to their .variolic, rooms. to get their examination a"nd piimiotlun cards ' The commencement ev.,i.,.i-. ,.r the high srhot Wilt be held tomor row night at tho Cratnrlan theater. resi dents of that section, announced that nil rciiuesls for road work ror next year should be presented not later than September 1, so u comprehensive road program for I lilln could he. worked out. The Diddle roud petitioners were promised that when the construc tion of the Sams Valley-Mcdford highway wus under wuy. tho graveling of the north end of the Middle road would probably bo done. The county court Jiiloriiiid tho delegation that thev we,-.. swamped wfth petliions for road work from various sections, and! uiai ine granting of all the re quests was beyond the -financial budget and the machinery avail able. A delegation fl-mii the llillcresl orchard section wasjil.so called and requested road Improvements. It is expected that the Sunrs Val'- ley-Jledford road will ho ready for irarnc by August 1, and that it will relieve truffle on the Piddle road. The county court also announced that strict enforcement of tho new siaie mw regarding the loads on trucks would be made. The new law provides for weighing of the loads. . The county court has ills." covered' I T'.OOO-pound loads going over county bridges hum. t hold Il.OOO pounds, and logeiVlL- trucks with loaded trailors going :ir, ii'iih-s per hour ' down the hiirhwav 'Thousands of dollars worth of gravel," said Commissioner J!ur- scll, has been brushed .to one side by this practice, and ihe sp(.t.d cons arc going tQ regulate it." Routino business and flic regu lar butch of first of the ninnt'i bills was presented. One 1,111 Lester Smith ot Ihe-county sur veyor's office Is spending today in tho Dead Indian district, uttendiiiv io huslnemi of the office'.' ' '- ! All worn out and too nervous to eat? Try a glass of ffiiiliRocl Water and note . the refreshing change in both your spirits and your appetite. White Rock Watar lessens ner vous tension and aids digestion. Phone W ii(f sjnar UTTER ICECREAM PASTUERIZEDSAFEPUrfE PRODUCED "-PACKED IMC &ANITARY WAY PIIOOK8 Airs. (!orgo W. Hrooks passed aw'ay Monday, .lune 3, man, at the family home near Central Point, at tho age ot 64 years, 10 months and 1 day. Min nie Amelia porter was born in Fowler, Ohio, on August 3, ISti4. ami was married- to Oeorge Wil liam Brooks of Wlillanisrield, Ohio, on September '7. 1HN.1.' She was ,1 member nf the Christian church, of Fowler, Ohio, one child. Mar- Jorle Laura, born on Fohiuarv 28. loin passed nway lir inrnncy on August 12 of the snnie year, slie leaves to mourn her loss, her hus band, flcorge w. Hrooks of Central Point, Oregon. MIks Ruby Ella Prnoks and Mrs.' Ruth Walters of Medford, Oregon, Wllllnm P. Ilrnoloi and' Mrs. Kdlth Wlllits of Santa Maria, California) and How ard It. Hrooks. of Isimpoc, Calif., also' a sister, Mrs. .lames A. Brown of Merrill, Oregon, and a step sister. Mrs. D. II. Spark of Hell. California;- besides nephews, nieces and manitcnllirren. Viineiitl ser vices will be held at tllo Perl Fu neral Home, Thursday at 2:30 p. in., Ilcv. Raymond llees of ficiating. Interment in the Med ford' rVmolerv. F00 LATE TO CLASSIFY 'ct". In Ashlfind; nus(Kt hlr. TiT :iHY. f 77 KlUt HA I.i;r-nnm tm c(; snuill pnymont down; pinrm nls chfui) tr thnn ivnt. Ti will p.-iy you lo . InwMficatr If intorpstrd in nun liir? ynnr own home, Mox sr, 'I'liliuno. 77 , , v . 1 i - 1 " bituary FO TO ll -132'0- 1 i -s. rvn-KTTriXTm I ,1. iwmwm m Rjj - rl mxf mm m... m 9 ' i - m tN wrvii . ; ku n rv":tat BiSri'Sa 9 unencas sparkling water it.'i?r..-iMt'9fcfflw i t JfiQtiFood psitivcy Evenin3 ' Sours : . !i TONIGHT WMQSW , Til . I " '. It's 7owf Last Chance to jP Sec" and-Hear Jvw f jmnmnimitMrti w"'Hvys il irtt iv. l 'sum Kji i ti : I a I pmujps'g.y - sgi ih : I I 71. H U TOMORROW J i MEDFORD HI SCHOOL , . ,. , , M r ' COMMENCEMENT ' ' 'r ,'iH' EXEf,VISES L ' " 7jdla of folks who thinfc'they havtj lnqiestjon nave omj an acia con dition which could bo - eorrcctoil in five or ton mintiteg. An efTprtivc anti-acid like Thillips Milk of Mag- neaia soon restores dijestion to normal! I J'hillins docs away with all that I nournesa and gnu riphfc aft;r hioal't. it prevents tlto dtstrcas so upt, to oc- i cur two hours after catinp. What a i loasant preparation to take! And 1 iuw good it is -for tho system! Un-'i Jiue a nurninjf uose 01 Boda winch is but tei&jiorary ralief at besf-l'liiUipa Milk of ' Ala fi neaia -neutralizca many times its volume in acid. Jfext timo a Iiearty meal, or too rich a diet has brought on the Icaat uincvuuorCj, uiy Milk of Magnesia I Armory i "i FRIDAY' S i- JVNE,7t:, I H ' 8:45 P. M. : Ml M -Ml- NORBECK vs. : m COMINft FRIDAY, a ALL TALKING US l''Olt SA I.I'J I 'Inline riehl-Kl'iiwn ilslei- liliinls. Mrs. Oliver lieuei-H. I'llillie KtiS-W. 7.S l'')lt SAM-! S:lll MiiiTeil Itoek". 3 num. iihl; niiiHtly pullelK: Kimntn teeil rree nf iliseane; lensiitiiihlv inleeil. K. I., (.'lark. "i' '1'eilnee Si.. Asliinnii. Chene 2HI-.I. 77 MarucritedellsMciUe jiaicoim McGrsgbr ' .'. " Sallyfonq- PKteUyEAUX GRAVES . Comprfy "FIGHTING FOOLS" "GETTING J-OGETHEH" , Matinee, 1:30;' Evening. 7:00 '.- -KjY iinii. 15 Good. Preliminaries LADIES FREE General admission ' s-,$l.(MjV-Rhigside v Auspiiios Co. A Rfwmnowpi I 1 "HIGH VOLTAGE" i. Iwo inenthH niirn nii in ArKMiiNHH nnil other hUh-m Mr. Minim ArkniMH MIkhoiii'I in-Ill. Bleen nine l,.lve,l ti n ",r " ""'Tt on fruit. r-r Her. Iimil i y..ur,eir. Me.ir,.,d ,' " """' f",' 1'iiel i'ii., Tel. r,.1l. j.Jtf I emoHiiiernl rain tverwhej-e on the r'loiii , refill imllri n. I looil r,,,ul"'1 lrJr. lilvet- Millev 1 have about .Ml , .,J', ."' ''"W"n' frntn lhl- imi-ril with Ihm ve.,r hen 1-iin . ,', hm,k-- r-1'rei.entli.K IN.iiii.na; Ion. were in.n kele.l. (l,'o e, are v ,T "!!'."!' rl,,'"lnR Hunin i """-y. win oe nmoili; tnnno !,. -r. e Slate (IraiiKe convention nt Myrtle INiInt next week. relnntlliit the il'AnJou Pear ernn I u-lll l,.. .1.1 .... .. ' ! ieii.i in iii'ioniMT limner limn illltlilnnleil. Jlt, ,1,,,,,,,,!. tjls Vfar Ihe vnlley hl.ieil r.iKl e.ui, of winter iei. of whleh ,110 rars were il'AnjmiK. ll eXi.', l.-i Ihe Vlehl I hit, KenHOli w imhl he Im-renn-e, fill per eenl. Ion ,e eolil wealh. er al hloMinniliiff perloil eaimed a heavy ilroi. IrHMinnkln-(. mnneklnn unit hut tnnhnlr. The rnntllnrT fniop ('(j iledfoid ItUlfs. I'hone 1181. 1 3tr KOI! SAI.K 3 i neres nlfalrn nenf It. al lane ami (IM Si,, he n..il: 5 pear trees, roll Ik'.ii-Iii, . I 2 eaeh fruit trees anil Ki-apos." youm;: snuill houe, almost i-onilete. w-lth Hot I'oint ranire. ' pressure luinilnir system, shower hath, sink, lavatory, hot n ml en lit wat er. .hii-kiiI. water tank, electric liellteil'; Mime Mi'iil!nlnlts -and Knrden tools mid hose. ChIK phone A. M..Voss. "71, S lo t week ilays. Price ?'J-lltl. I" TRAIH-J AiMiroxlmatelv four million rcet fine tlnil.er. etistern iMtmtrttn eotiuty. u. trmle for .Meniorit properly. Aililress II. I". Anderson, Kaston. Hath. 7 7 I'lllilllrler f'itiUlie VIKXXA. .le fi. iA'i Pr Himo Ff,,w KA.r',: -Miiaiin. a hlah official of Ihe imvernnient saviiiBs hanks, last nlkht Kiive ihrpiim ilraiiKhts lo ois younic wife, his son. 11. .....i his l.ahy hoy. six monlhs. nnd then "hot them nnd himself dead. I'nsilreessful Kperiiltitiona were wild to huvr motivated his act, FOR KI'.NT Modern mrnlnhed f. rooin house on N. I'eiiti-al Ave. all al IH S. Kiveislile. 7S Koi: h.m.k i.ot r.mi-.d. s.,m house: electric Hunts, city water: well hunt shed Mx4tl feel. Owner 1 e a v I i! t slate. Sacrifice price i.': terms $:luo cash, halniice easy monthly Imvmciils. See or phone t'lat-ence Pierce. 7!l fl-lUTO h-ltlf nli-nlv Mi-c Krnnmiif Mr-Cnhuid owner U mile south Ue.l T..p WrhiKl. or lIioe I'tarene- rioiro. - Koit sai.i: on Tii.vm: Kquitv in 4 -aero irut't; kooU hume nlart "Ml aeeopt rlty lota or Rood ru,C t'illl HI .llll-KHOn Hoti'l t'VfllillK! I'cinoon 5:3i ami T. ;j $200 - '$400 during your vacation llowT -Ry Hoitiit whit torr Ot yiltlllJI pOfll'l.'; tUl hint yenr. Tiipy tnnK '' hmt whilA tk. ..... .1 "''. Uwk ilvrnnire of . Summrr Si'himl. TT...B rMiimi mat trinfii(t w.tn nvwi-y. Thry tiinrovJ prwl that Nrtrthwutf-rn Training nnbliM them to fflakf rnfttcr prrvrf . hat NcmhwMilrn Tmin. in maiie tt ponihl for i . alkvr thm to arccpt thpir first IVf'rfr( ritit.n. r.iYUvr. lhPy vrr JjOf, fft $t(W NORTHVVESTER.N l)J( hooi ol ivmmcrccT ItftotewAY Axe Sai.mlv 1'on-n.ANli, ORltneN S:!:X P..A.P... TODAY "0t WE BEVELOF ' 1 j Films Free West .. Side . Pharmacy YOUR EEXALL STOKE ' ' x Open Suiicliiys and Evenings . ' All '.tho Tiine; , CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING GETS feESULTff: ! ft 5 certac Lin tbc Redwood Emnlre ol h iniMnnrnT COUNTY CALIFORNIA Wnibwl tn ttrtail triih irmtr maps. Jarmin & Voods Drug Store ' Open Every Day Including Sundays 7:30 a.m. to 10 p.m. urmtor umrtFiittnn X i. li hi: and turrka. Semi ft. Itntnmt rntmlV 0-iarrl nf Trmda rnrffc,r,tornt Mr. Cmas. F. Walkpr V,ti,f-nf N. W. Srh-vl of Commerce i'orllaitd, Oregon Klm!iy wend me Information ux-'Ml jnf Summer -hv! M.r Trco Mov lojr Future Furwrd". N INSURANCE First Insurance Agency A. L. HILL, Manager Phona 105 SO N. Central Bedford, Oregon I! i'' On Your Way TO Crescent City Three hours from Medford. A welcome awaits you at Patrick's Creek Tavern All-day Dining Service Phone or write for room res ervations. Postoffice Cres cent City, Cal. Greatest uitmiiiinn I of rimis talent eva- assembled! It's so DK it needs tho sky for a roof and all outdoors for a staged ,, :, , tidded attraction. Dniuant Fireworks Displayl s Women's Hose Sl.OOPair Silk from top to toe with S pointed heeL iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiii'