Medford mail tribune., June 17, 1929, Image 2

PAfiE TWO"
Iocal and
'Personal
Tho autu louriiiK busimss to iinJ
throiiKh Jleilfor'l has la-en plenum j .Mervyn (rnnny cieasmi return
Ul) fast the nnst f-w .lays. Kattrr-ieil hist week from San Jose, t'al..
day the number of out of Mate to h:x home In 'end-ill I'olnt for
ear roitlaterlnit here that day was I a hhort- time before leaving au-aln
10. and today at the local auto traf- for fan Joe, where he is to take
flc luireau In the Chamher of Com- j part In auto races next Sunday,
mt-rce huildinK wan 4. and today: Haces scheduled for two weeks imo
up until nonn '- such cum had; were po.-tprined liecause of Inrlem
rKis;.'ed eincc innrninK. The l.u-! t-nt weather. Mr. Oleiison reported
reau la clio-ed Sundays. The cars I yesterday Interest is huh in auto
were from all over the nation with j racing in that city and draws sper
the majority, of course, hailini: j tators from all parts of central (.'al
from i'aeific coast states. j Ifornla.
i nn-n.a tr'-wi jum
for a happy vacation. II r- h can
njoy swimming, iisjiiny, iHuummu
tiL-itii' riiliiif FifiTat ions llin-
it..i x V Ohn Trail Ore.
7(;iro aiIlon 'th..'l..ral Pp(M,le whtt'per tier, haul it yourself. Medford
A citizen of Medford. Kivinc hisjrrI,ort tnal .j fjj W(?ro blliiiK at 1 Fuel Co.. Tel. 631. 53tf
mmAMj,hn Due. whuwiiitouml Vi,h i,.k.. Kiirwiv. I fmhm ,.f th u,isine audi
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1,18 arrival hnr fnn
,lanc late halurday
Lint of m..onhi.i(, on
h- had just Kottn
shortly after his
tho (Willi Hill
night with a pint
hua, which he nau jusi koiwi
from a local bootleg Inn placo, was
liiieu -.) iiim nifto --j
lor's court this mornliiK
K. ('. Com, realtor, now In now
location at 11 fo. Rivorsidf. il'
. Cut'.ts from a distance r.-Klstcr-ril
at Miilford hotels includo V.
Drake of F'oi t Wayno, Ind , and
Ham Nfmlro and Harold Uyle of
New York t'lty.
Iiwn mowers sharpened, GOr.
Call 341-J-2. 32
AmonR the numerous Medford
parties who spent Kunday lit Dia
mond lako were tho following: Mi'.
un4 -Mrs. Al I'lcho, Mr. and .Mrs.
Killer Conser, Mr, and Mrs. E. S.
Chllders and Mr. anil Mrs. I'M
Mann. I.Ike most of the local fish,
ers who vlsiled the lake, yesterday,
they report excellent catches.
Dinner. Lutheran chureli, 4t)i
and OakdalP. Wednesday. r:30 to!(
7:30. , AdultH 4'tc. children 2.c. XH
The sheriff's office and the po
lice department today received
pOHteiK from the I-rOs Anpeles po
lice department, giving a descrip
tion of William Tallrnan. accused
murder of Virginia Patty of
Portland. The poster Includes pic
tures of the fugitive and specimens
of his handwriting.
K. C. Corn, realtor, now in new
location at 11 Ho. ItiverHlde. 92
Mrs. N. A. Humphry of Klamath
Falls returned to her home this
morning after Hpeifdfnff .several
days as thn guest of Mrs. "iJuMolr
on I'ortlnnd avenue.
James Htevens. popular barltono,
will appear In concert at Ht. Mark's
Guild hall Tuesday night at 8:15.
88
Music circles of Medford are on
thuslnslically anticipating inn home
coming concert of James Htevens,
well known local baritone, which
will he held in the Ht. Mark's (iulld
hall tomorrow night, beginning at
H:J5. A special home- flnvor will
he given to the concert, with Hetty
Brown, gifted Medford musician,
at the piano, and the introduction
nf two clever miniature song1,
written hy Jeunesse Itutler, another
home product, on the -program.
Money loaned to worthy people
to pay their honest debts. Thomas
Realty Co,. Hm. 12, Palm Iilk., cor.
Main and Front, upstairs. 24tf
Included among the Oregonlans
registered at Medford hotels are
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Weekly and son
of Coos Hay. K. O. Kberly nf Sa
lem, Henry Ifartmnri of CorvallK
C. S. Heyhurn of Kugcne, Mr. and
Mrs. M. K. Tirmble of Hiker and
K. K. Wbili- of l.aCrnnde.
. K; C. Corn, realtor, now In new
. location at 11 Ho. Riverside. K II
Mrs. J. J. ltuchter1,who Iiiih been
Ouite III at her home for the past
wpek, is report imI today as con
siderably improved In health.
WtndwIngH made to measure to
fit your particular car. Choose
your own pattern. $3,50 IncludlnK
brackets. Medford Auto Wrecking
Co.. 229 Nn. ltiverrddo. Tot. 732. 89
Fred I.,. Johnston of the John
ston shoe repair nhop, accompanied
by, the other members of his fam
ily, started on a two weeks' vaca
tion In Washington lust Thursday.
During his abwnee thn shoe shop
i$ being operated hy C. It. Watkius.
Summer prices on select grude
green slabwood. Medford Fuel Co.
Tel. 631. G3tf
Temporary auto licenses were is
sued at the sheriff's office this
forenoon to Robert Field and Alli
son ItiiKCoe of Central 1'nlnt, l.e
ter Naught of Trail. F. K. Hewitt
of Medfurd. Dr. Dan Standard "f
I'hoonfrnnd W. A. Tulcul ut.ljaijle
Point.
I Try on of our double rich mail
ed milks, at Puck Ingham's Crest.
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More Slices
to the loaf is the reason
for the unparalleled
popularity of Fluhrcr'a
Mew Long Loaf. Ara
you using it? Your
grocer has it.
"Muurire Si:ilz mill Ri.Ufrt llavl.l A. J. Stumi wit woh.l.Tins to-1
nhn cif ill Ui'ril. Cal., over tlil,.iy nh.-thrr hi- win tin- viilim .'f j
wt-.-k cml. returned to .Mvilfuid j a il-kio( k.-t or whlhr In- wns
Km: fvi-ninc j Juia unfortunate In l"ini: his iw'.'k-J
The oul.-t.md!nB . vent of the etl,..k. II.- rri.ort.-U to the police i
octal and niu-lc:.! ,eam I the ;-') lh:.l he h:ul ot toe .... ,
Jan-H Steven, c.u-ert set f.,r next "h f"'m
J Tneii-.L- n'i.i.. .. t i rL'n ftiiilil!'
I )... II.
j naiio learners, .mm. ma uoti
, iin,i Klorenc Craves Humni.-r
, eiar.-.ifs now Martini;, mi. .
! U'A
v., irtl ,ri..,i r-h 11,1 mi h
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K. c. ,.-rn, r,.ul,r. now , ,. ,,, ,,f, .wn,, w,, clul,
j locatinn at 11 So. ltivorKi.Ic. SShnld a radio party at the homo
irol.l A. I.afount of Halt I.aU. f .MIsh AKnr JJatwIn-rty this
I Cl,y, mi-ml.er "f tin- fid.ral radio i ivcnint: to Iwar th f'opco 1-lay.rs
flty, mnmher of the federal radio
: coinmisniori for the fifth zone, witlj
in in lorii.iiHt .iuiy I - - 4 o on uii
,!.: hi. iHurt.rouK.. . ,.m.
on which he will leave June "I. He,.,, ,H,s Stevens concert tomorrow
will hear protect and cornplalntH
from radio ul at Inns nr listeners
fluriiiK hls.Htiip in Portland.
Dance at Chllder's hall every
Wed. and Kat. niBht. 10U
Otcar Dun ford, county Jailer, ne
companleri liy din family, loft y-f-terday
on a Hhort vacation trip to
Walla Walla, Wnnh to visit friends
and relatives. Men) for the pii
onerH will he cooked dinini; the
a hue net of Mi'h, Uunford hy Mrs.
Joe JJanlcls.
K. ('. t'orn, realloi, niw in new
location at 11 Ho. Kivcridde. UH
CiucflH at local hoteU from the
Mtato of 'arihlmrion include V.
Fooler I. nee of Wenatehee, Anna I
.Madden of Kent, Klorence K. i
Townsend and Jane Haxter of
Olympia and Mr. and Mrs. V. II.
Cathman of Seattle.
Dance, Jackson Springs, Satur
day. John Hennett and his Hncum
Hounds will play. 02
Joe .Kinaid, formerly located n
I '.a k e r, re. , has a r r i ved i n M ed -fonl
to mwke his permanent head
quarters, engaging in thn motor
cycle, sale and repair business. Mr.
liinard has lived In Haker for ten
years and is well known in that
section.
Swimming now In drinking water
at tho Nat. 44tf
A marriage license was Issued -'it
the county clerk's office tills fore
noon to Frances Telford, 23. and
I. Smith, 2H, both of Walker, Oil.
Kindling for sale; limited supply.
Med. Fuel Co.. Tel. C31. 63tf
Tlu -county health unit, under
the direction of Dr. F.mlly Hol
coui and Miss Auuusta Clover,
county nurse, a cjilld welfare clinic
was hefng held this afternoon at
Phoenix, for infants and children
under six years of age. A good
siaed number, who expected to be
present for examination.
Chicken dlnnors, 7fc. The Cov
ered Wagon, Phoenix, 100
Having the endorsement of the
lietter Huslness bureau, branch of
the Medford (Mm in Iter of Com
merce, several college boys were
in Medford today soliciting sub
scriptions for the Iiutlerick Pub
lishing company. The boys say
they are doing the work to raise
college funds and gave their names
as Fred AHhley, team captain ;
Chester Francis. V. of O; Allen
l-orue, California. Angles; Albert
I'aiva. St, Mary's, and William
llanlfin, who plans to enter Notre
Dame this full. The boys also hud
an endorsement from Mann's De
partment store. The Metier ltusl
ness bureau endorsement was sign
ed by J. I), rillssell of HUs.h.'U'h.
Inc. .
Summer prices on select grade
green slabwood. Med. Fuel Co.,
Tel. 631. 63tf
.Mr. and Mrs, K. W. Wakefield
were surprised by a party of
friends at thelivhonte, 18 Almond
street, last evening, the occasion
being I ht 32nd anniversary of their
wedding. The Wakeficlils. who have
pent 21 years of their married life
in Jackson county, have accumu
lated n la rue circle of friends
throughout Itogue Hiver valley.
Kindling for sale, limited suppty.
Med. Fuel Co , Tel. G3I. B3tf
M r. Mid M rs. K. A nders of
K la mat h Falsi are spending sev
en I days In .Me.1f.trd with friends.
Dance at Cbllders hall every
Wed. and Sat. night. lo;i
ChcMtcr Lay of AuMln, Tex., and
.Mrs. Joe Marnteler of I. y m a n.
Mich., an ere among the motorlts
frnm a HiMattcr who registered to
day at the local branch of the out
of state auto registration bureau.
A" kinds of spraying done by
AH kinds of spraying done by
Allen, reasonable price. Phone
our order to l'39 or 422-1,. tf"
A new mi turner cabin is belnj;
! cun-sti ueird at the Lake ( reek
i park, m curding to L. H. Wjmi:,
tm cKcep.-r. who wiw in Meif"rl
!hN fiiietoinn attending to business
1 inatt'M-i The park is one of south.
I "i n Ci egun's beatiiy spots, he s.iid
1 a nd Is the a tti action of a good
'many Medfmd Sunday niotorUt;?.
j If you would like to learn to
) teach piano and receive pay while
j learninn, w rite to box L. N..
Tribune. 80tf
The Mulihoimih county commtH
j ttoners have authorised paymeMt
of t4&ao on October 1 to the I'a
! i-ifiti International Livestock expo
sition fnr iimi as premium money.
Application fi.r the funds was
made by A, C Ituby, president of
i t heveXosttloii, under the state law
providing for puldic support of the
i .-lock show.
Ct thoe fenders and auto
bodie straightened at PiJM's Shevi
I Metat Works, opolte I.ewl Suiter
! Sim vice Station. Phone 419. tf
j Alt boil vh t be w -ather n m in -
clcmeiii. i o li.i-ai fUhci men. Al
j I'll In and Klder Cmiimt, cauuht
: their Inmts I:i .i .hiit 1 1 m - y. (
! day They repotted thst? mii-w fell
i Mn) of tu .1 .. but did ii't lay on
tit gnuind fur any length of time.
I The stutw fell mi haid thai vision
I ac"o ,n the hii.o w.ts obciied.
j James tjtevctis, the emanate bari
tone, will be heard in concert Tues
day evening. June IS, at St. Mark"
hall, 88
MEDFOKD MATL
C'nean lumtier and cedar pontn.
) Ainont; tin- l;aliioriiianw li-Klnlcr-!
M at Alfdfurd hotH urn (ioorm
: I-'. I'yihlan and faintly of SoIIimh
('ily, Mr. and Mr.i, Kdwin ltor.l,
! Mr. ami Mrs. Jtoy McKHroy and
j Manner Whltn of Kan Iit'K. Mr.
;-. .wl Mro l ' U' Hii'L-i.n unit Klin
of Am Matfo. Mr. and Mi. A. I. i tion Hieel:ilint im the htnte form-
Montgomery of Oakland. Mr. and ry board, who under a new
Mr. .'. Ji. Kelly of Vullejo. .Mr,'sla(u iaw w ji t:as3ify the timher
an,l Mr. K. (. Hayi-tt ol " nitlter,
Air. and MrF. i.. k. isiuiey. air. unu
Mrs. Jaek Willi, r.arnett Kin, (raffle officer, marched ahead of
l AVal and J. I. Hush of Kan.Htate timber lands, arrived hore,hi, llw, ... ,,,
h ran -cr, mid I no loiiowins inmi
, Aniiel: J. (i. Wolcoit. O. K.
. jo-jh and party, .Mr. and auk.!
I- .,,wl i t SIL-
I i a i .irtv.a-nf.rf 1 1
i evening to hear the f.opro
in the little Father's Iay jlayht
i.iuny (tin, wiih n mm
oa, 'T . .? '
1 nii;ht.
ieet sraoe incLory o.us ..-v
per load. Med. l uel Co.. Tel. 8 .
. . . .
Tiv party who found a billfold
containing $410 in currency
the opportunity to. prove hlmKcIf
or hei-Helf Jioncnt, and recuvc a
liberal reward on restoring the
money to the owner. Kinder leave
at .lackxon hotel and receive re
ward.
IC-in. crcon Pino slabwood $100
per tier, huul it yourself. Med.
Fuel Co., Tel, 631. 5Stf
AmoiiK the new cases of con
tagious diseases In Jiick.son county
last week wan onn of Innuenxa and
one cas of mumin. accorrihiK t"
reiiurts filed at the county health
unit headquarter.
Ladica house dresses, office .stage success, opens next W cunea-j 1111 v ur small, groups, speeding,
dresses or nurses' uniforms for i day. "d by o duintf ndancering traf
sale. Tailor made to measure. The i In this picture Miss Pickford jfic senerullx. iedestrinns at street
J. It. Soatnes "Konalla" line, i is revealing to tlie world an en- j intersections and children cross
"Kvery wearer Ian booster." Call ! tirely new and changed person-: inB thc Htreet.
9C4-L forenoons for further infor-ialitv in a story replete with coin-,
matlon. Also silk Ureases for sale, i
Mrs. Ttarto, 4;tf .
Consldcnible tennis activity is
being noted on local courts. e
terday the West Side Tennis cluo
was crowded with players from
early morn till well after noon
and the new high school courts
were kept busy most of the day..
Tills cool weather Is Ideal f"i
tennis and local fans are tahliut
every advantage to get back into
form before the summer season.
Dynges Old-Time, Dance Wed.
and Sat. nt tho Nat. 87
Among the out of town visitor!-, ,
In Medford today were Mrs. Maude i
A. Port of Jacksonville, F. IS. llm-i
miek of HnRUe ltlver and D. . It. 1
Sloan of Phoenix.
For salo Aster, zinnia, marrl
gold plants, lOo doz.; other kinds.:
irj Quince. vntf ;
H. I. Hromley returned Satur-j
day niglit from a week's business
trip to Washington, Idaho mid
Monta na.
Dressmaking, smocking and but
tonholes. Tho Fashion Shop, 4 24
Medford BIdg. Phono MM. 13tf
Klamath Falls will have a big
Fourth of July celebration and
one of the best urriiiiged programs
that has ever been offered in this
line, according to commit tees inj
charge. It Is sponsored by I lie
Klamath Falls post, American Le
gion. A single night's prora m.
that of July -I, will depict the Mo
doc Indian war In fireworks, which
will employ the Oregon National
Guard and more than IMioo Indians.
Let me wrtlo your fire insurance
Carl V. Tengwald, Hotel Holland.
Phone Dfl3. f
Dr. H. F. True and family of
San Francisco, accompanied by the
dnctor's father and mother. Mr.
and Mrs. F. H. True of I-os An
geles, stopped in Medford this
nmrning. en route to Lake Tahoe.
Dr. True is assistant health officer
of San Francisco.
Solcct grade factory bloeka $5. so
per load. Med. Fuel Co. Tel. 631.
C3tf
(iiicMs from Port hi nd registered
at local hotels Include Mr. and
Mrs. A. J. Olson. 10. II. While, li.
11. Chapler. Mrs. J. A. Olson. Mr.
and Mrs. It. C. Dunham, It. A.
Itrown, (i, H. Johnson. J. It. Wil
sun, Oscar Ncwlin, T, K. Hudson,
W. F.. Pueppell, F. I. U'. Writing.
D. (. Hart. O. V, Hartley. M. O.
White. D. O. WIlMm, Kvcrctte Or
son and Willis Franks.
Cheap dry lumber at Medford
Lumber Co. 3Z7tf
Cheap lumber and cedar post.
Medford Lumber Co. T27tf
While yesterday was very cloudy
and threat en inn. onlv a trace of
rain fell. The weather of today
was of the same variety and cloudy
weather is forecast for tnnl;;ht and
Yue.-duy. with probable showers,
and continued mflil h'mperatui e.
Window Klnns.all slrei; nine plate
gift. Tro-vbridfie Cabinet Wks.
Dyngeii (ld-Time Dnnca Wei.
and Sit. at the Nut. S7
Ijite last nluht. while rolicemnn
Peck was maklm; his rounds and
whu Hbdiit to try the door of an
estfiblNhment in the husinc see
tlon of the city, heiirlni; votees ln
clde he linestlatil and found one
of tin- employt'5 and six of the lat
ter. .friend hmide. whoe ayi
nme from is havlm: what
In termed ns a home hrew purtv.
ami Vi.'H'ed thmi- under iit:--.t an
the eh;ie of poin,.sjlon of beer
The yo'ititi oo-n. who were H M
.lecM,e. M A Perry. Arthur
Itoicbki-s. V C P et. e. (. Ti out-r-ni'i
n Tin :-t md H lluber.
weie fito-i m, in .linUe Ta -
loft court tod'y -in IMi- ii.-er po.
sr-cn eh t -yi . Tie ptopritlor of
ine rsmniihnnini nai no knowl-!
edfte of the piiy belnn held tn
hin pin re until notified by the no
lice,
TRTBTiyR, AfEDFORD,
ASSISTANT STATE
FORESTER EBERLY
CLASSIFIES AREA
II. J. Kberly, who la re foronta-
. . ...,,.. wich Hhnnldto huvis Keen. Bmlc nlu.ee lal evc-
; ....
yosieruay io hpeim bome nine in
xMa work jn Jac kson county. VllU
.him, rooiieratint; in thn work aluo
aianived It. H. Chapler of
Portland
" t)tUriiii f t,l rftB"n "WSt
r lr; abOciatlon.
1 were exain.nmK records in
nniiftlwitm, tiu;v nii.l Mr
''. ?J M .ontl.m,, ThiB work fnr 1
1 "t u . , t,.'"r ;
"" 1""B 1 ' " ' ,' ,".:.'!
" .,,'... ..;i..
for Portland tonlKht.
Ills present visit Is like comlnK " the west side
fnr nrl,- who mom.""1 n,,Ur r " hltei' SICCdlnK OH
. , . u 0 ,,,
1 frlc-mls and acquaint a nres in Mod-t
,,.,., , col"lllly. 1
! because of hi.s bavins heen a for-
lH8tri.t slal0 fir(! warden here
f((r yBr8 b(,fm(1 the Worl(i war
land in the slate fnrcHt service aflnr
h(j wap f()r 80mR (jme flrjr (o H
fcuiiiK to Texas to become uttyititani
, H(le foroKter (,r lhat state M.
; Kb r)v .., rfttuniert to Oregon
from the latter position a short
time ago, hecauso.of his having
been apiminted to have char go ol!
this olitHHifying of timber . Jands
under tho new law,
i 'i-; x s w i-: i) x i :s if.y
AT I1LX TS cii.ti:iuax
A new Mary Pickford in a pow
erful story, is coming to Hunt's
Cratcrian when "Coquette," all-t
talking version of the Broadway !
edy ar.q Vaitios, laughter and
urania. . The voices of Miss Pick-
MARY PICKFORD
' WCoqUetteI
ford and her players have been re
produced with a clarity and natu
ralness new to the sound pictures.
Tlie charming Mary will he seen
In ibis story of a gay little flirt,
model n daughter of an old-fashioned
father, whose dancing feet
led her into grim complications,
(lone are the famous Pick ford
curls. (lone, are tho childish pout
and little girl mannerisms of
America's . .sweetheart. -i .In their
place la a mnrtly bobbed, chic,
modern young woman, the epitome
of today's spirit of youth, culture
and the-sheer Joy of living.
LODGE BY SATURDAY)
Tho rond to (iovernmeut ramp
in I'rairr .Viitiotiiil park w.ik eloar
imI of jinow ly lust -vt'niiu;. in spite
f the f.n-t t li.it miow flt all day.
tite lati;e itpwh antl machinery re
suming the cU'urauro work yt-sim;-dav
umrnim;. aftor llio work was
called off Saturday because of the
hravy rain fultinn that day.
Whih no word was rmvivt'd from
tlie vit-lnlty today up until late
tliiit afU'inoon, Judlnc from the
c-.Midition of the weather htr to
day It was thou clit at the Crater
.National pai k office lhat snow or
rain had heen falling at the park
today.
Th.' fr.-sh scow that fell Hunday
lid not interfere with the road 1
lcarance work, but it will make !
it a little harder to finish the road
clear Inu wot k. Th" road to the
loth;e. Superintendent Soljnyky aid
this forenoon, would be cleared and
oitetV for tiaff.-c hy next Saturday
niyht, if not sooner, it mostly ile
peudftn;, on tlie condition of the
weather. ' " " I
A special "eruption" of the Med
fold Craters club will take place
tmiiKht in honor nf Superintendent
M Solinsky, new head of Ciate
Na'ional park. The meeting will
he held at :-l' p. m. tti the Craten
dintim 1 ut 11 and ' fecial eniertnin
nuuit featinert will h Kivttn d urine
the dinner. incli:dtni muical n'mi
hers liy the Crater orchestra. Fol
lowing, the bati'iuet ihe initiation
ceroinotiy will take pla e with
ltiis I'ltich as master of cere
monies. All Craiera nd their
ftjemui arn cordially ursed toSl
,,,, ,hi Mi. ",rii,i
I A spool of thre.nl wa unknown
'UT - years no.
' it l J-ii
onEfiOX. MONDAY, JUNE 17, 1929
MARCH TO JAIL
MTU DDrCPflTT
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' An uiiiiiun iii)ironitu parade
"Lout whU.ii no udvuneo notice
had hvt n kIvii, lut which many
. M.ulford n.ople would havc liked
nine when Oconto IMtseott. ciiv
quarterM five motorcycle riders
. without their motorcyrles. whom'
c hail arrt.Ml for tipeedinK.. In
VIC1I11J oi i"-1 senior men
wLfiti'ii uuiiuniK unu i vy street.
ConiplaintH reached tlie police
early in the ovenintf of a group of
MtUlwrcjuiO nil Cltt Hpeeil Illg at'OUIIU
"rf'"h llle cl'. lhl-ir
iii:u-hlnM n.akl.iK muca nole.
Offlrer I'rewott in his rar starl.e.1
"Ut to lorate tho offendinR croui.
motorcycle riders speeding around
to locate the offending croup
Ivy street near the liiKh cliool
l.ull.IlnR.
This was about X : 30 p. m., and
he was able tu halt them by driv-;
ing his car across the street di
rectly in front of them.
He placed them under arrest,
and In accordance with his orders,
the motorcycles were stacked at
one side of the street and the
riders took up the march ahead
of his car to the police stations.
The latter were fined $10 each
In Justice Taylor's court this fore
noon. They were Albert Foreman.
Howard Horner, Kobprt and Fred
(hristcan and Fred Cummings.
They were speeding at 40 mies an
hour.
Much compalnt has been made
by citizens in various parts of the
"ity during the past week or so, of
motorcycle riders singly or. in.
Radio Program
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.Monday, Juno 17
2ZH'j meters 1311 K. C.
6 to C:15 Isis Theater.
6:15 to fi:30 Mail Tribune, 4
v news and markets.
C:3 to 7 Cute.; Auto com- f
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K:30 to :30 California Ore-
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TmMlay, duiir 18
i:3o to 10 Lawrence's Jew-
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11:30 to 1L' Colonial Bakery.
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W. U. EMPLOYES TAKE
PORTLAND INSTRUCTION
The Misses Matpraret OT,en:y
ami Vrrntta liarhy of Wennirhee.
Wash., arrived in Medfonl Satur
day to relieve Miss Alberta Shoe
make and Mhet Klst. Williaiim at
the l(eal Western I'nlon offirp for
the next two months, the hitter
two having b ft this inorninn- for
Portland to tittendk the Simplex
school instruction. Thin cboo1 of
fers a course in the use of the
automatic printer, latest method of
telegraphic communication.
Mrs. Charlea m U. Kdwards of
Vancouver. It. c. has been en
gaged temporarily to fill the place
of Oeorgo .Turner, loenl operator
for tlie Western I'uioii, wtio nat
recently bee . promoted to the
"'"naccrshlp f the company at
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The delicious coffee being 5erved ; ro K KENT Room with larvc
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popular .Monogram brand, the pro- nice furnished rooms, uaram
duct of Ctowet a Co..-of twtlandj '242 X. Front St.. near depot. ft3
nnd not Colden West Coffee, hs KOK SAhK Oil TIiAl)K Peauii
was Mated In thin paper recently. f"l apartment house In Wat fori -
ThoM in rhnrse of the fountain' vi,1p- Cal - ni'plc city, for oil
speak in tho hlKhnat term of-the
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Obituary
JJMMF.N'S Amelia Holmes Km
mens dietl Sundsy afternoon at hw
residence. ML' 7 Fast Main street,
after . a .short JUnes.-. Mrs. 10m
mens Is survived by one son.- Dr.
J. J. Kin mens, of this city. Fu
neral ervlcoH will In hHii at 2:3o
Tuesday afternoon at tho Perl fun
nernl home. Futher Hamilton officiating-
Interment will be made
in tne Center Laurel Hill ceme
tery, Philadelphia. Pa.
HOWi:V. Charles llowry. 6S
years old, Medford resident, passed
away at a local hospital Saturday
afternoon about 'I o'clock, follow
ing an Illness of several weeks.
While, here Mr. Howry was under
tho care of his daughter, Miss Huby
Howry, who holds the position of
surgical nurse at the hospital.
itesides his wife, Sarah Howry,
h Is survived by five sons, Joseph
of Caldwelf, Ida; H. L. of Baker;
Paul V., ut present in China: John
I;, and C. W. or this city, and two
daughters, Mrs. Hlta Burns of
Lakeview and' Huby U. .Howry of
this city.
The remains are in care of the
Karl W hit lock funeral home and
w ill 1h' forwarded to Meridian, Ida.,
wher funeral service will be held
under the auspices of the Meridian
Masonic Judge, of.w hlch Mr. Howry
was a member. Klamath Fulls
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HANXAFOItD James Ilitnna
ford, aged 23 years,, passed away
at the Lettermaii General hospital
in San Francisco, Calf., Sunday.
June Ji, u i tor a brief illness. He
leaves his mother, who is in Sun
Francisco, to return with the re
mains, Mrs., Win. J. Pierce; four
sisters. Jewel Hurst, Kagle. Point.
Ksther Hannaford and Mrs. Millie
Jerome of Kivcrside, Calif., Hutlt
and Vivian Hannaford of Medford,
and one brother, David Hannaford,
also of Medford.
The remains will be In charge
of the Conger funeral parlors upon
their arrival and the funeral serv
ices will be announced later.
STLN'SON itose Klla Daily was
born August 15, I'stiT. in ApP"
noose county, Iowa, whore she
spent her early yea rs. S .ie was
married to Kdward S. Stinson De
cember 25. 18S4. In lH'.tl Ihey
came to Jackson counfy, Oregon,
to live, and have mude tiieir home
in and near Medford since that
time. She passed away at their
home, West Fourth street, ut
U:i; a. m. Sunday. June 10. 1!21.
She leaves to mourn her loss her
husband, Edward S. Stlpsoli, two
sons, Frank O. of Medford. and
William II. of Crescent City, Calif...
and one daug.iter, Mrs.. Kstella
Taylor, of Newberg Ore,; ulso 1 2
grandchildren, three listers and
four brothers survive her, Mrs. A.
I. Zimmerman of Jamestown.
Kan., Mrs. A. B. Culey and -Mi s.
Nannie fetinson, of Medford, James
and T. W. Daily of Ilillcrest, and
Charles and Murt Daily, of Med
ford. One hrolher,. Pat Daily,
passed away over a year. ago. Be
sides these mentioned, she. leaves
many other relatives and friends to
mourn her loss. Mrs. Stinston had
been affiliated with the" Girsl
Baptist churca of Medford since
1905, and had been very active in
all the organization of tho church.
Her whole life, has been spent in
ministering to the suffering and
needy about her, and her death
cants a gloom over tjiu entire com
munity. ( The a funeral services were held
at the Perl, funeral home at 2:30
p. m.. on. Monday, June 17. after
which the remains were laid to
ri!at,jri the. i. O. O. F. cemetery.
Crater Lahjs I'liapter No.
32, U. A. M.. Tuiwlay
niht, ,June lKth. Ii-i-ner
at 6:45.. KtKOlur
c o m m u n i cat ion and
work in H. A. M. dotroe.
l!yMrdei- II. 1. 1. E. SCIIULER,
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TOO LATE TO. CLASSIFY
Klllt S.LK Klr.vt crop ill fulfil hay.
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FOR HA LK -Membership In Hogile
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