PAfJE TWO
TfEDFOim MATL TRrBUNT!, mDFQTin, ORFiOX, TFKRDAY, .Tl'NF 1S. 1020.
Iocal and
-'Personal
The GraiiKi movement U ron
utanlly Kninlii Mrermth in Orison,
MtUt 1-'I'K- VV. I'illlllfKT lit ll'Mul
Itivrr, Htjili- niHMti'r, when he wan
In Mod I'm d Ihln forenoon. He n
lioitid that the Hialo (JninRu now
hua it iiit'tnltiitliii of K.oon, a
lrovtli if nearly UouMc In nix
yMis. He fPK'ii t M'dfiu-1 anil
The Roku Fltvt-r valley as a HtroiiK
irutu.p Hi'ctlon, and whh nartii-u-Urly
imiiivnacd with thv. ncilvititw
of the local (!mi.KH. Ht juni com-'
phtJ attendance at tin? Stale.
CtfuiKf mt'ot at Myrtlo I'oint.
wItp over l.OOi) vNltMH had Riith
itrcd from all partu of the state.
Money loaned to worthy ieoile
to pay their honent fleltH. Thomas
Iteulty (V., Itm. 11!. Talm Itlk.. cor.
Mitln itml Front. uintairn. a 4 1 f
Thomas Vint, landscape mik Infer
of the national parks Hyntein, ar
rived in the city thin noon from the
Hoiith fin the Shasta train and left
Immediately wah Superintendent
K. ('. SoliiiKky for ('rater national
park, where they will he joined to
morrow hy K. V. Price, general
mutingwr of the Cfator Inke Na
tional lark company, and then the
three will ro over thin year' huild
intt itwwrfim for the park.
K. (. Corn, realtor, now In now
location at 11 So. HiverHide. it!!
Mr. and Mr, Kayinonil He tor
and children are visiting relatives
In Htm FriineiMcw thin week. They
urn expected home tonight. .
Wlndwlnifs made to meuHiire to
fit your part leu lar car. CIioohp
your own pattern, IK. So Including
brarkeia. Atertford Auto Wrecking
Co., Si 9 No. ItlveiMlde. Tel. 7J.2. H'.t
(hiewtft from a distance nt Mod
ford hotelH. lni-tudn .Mr. and Mrn.
C. II. Mlddlemln of ft.rmtmthtini.
iAIa., and K. Christenson of Stock -s
ton, Knn.
Lawn mowers sharpened, 60e. ;
Call 341-J-ii. 92 '
. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Iun(lowne
of Kuuta Ana. Oil., are Mi'ilford
vUltora for few days. Mr. Imi
downe while here In WidtiiiK the J.
C. 1'enney tit ore. Mr. Iinsdovne
is manager of the J C, renney
trior! at Santa Ann.
Summer price on aeleet Ki'uriV
Breen slahwood. Medford Kuel Co.
Tel. 631. fi.ltf
LomIiux by .084 of a point. Ash
land Klk were mmcd out of the
district championship for Soith
ern Oregon hy the lakevlcv illlks
Sunday uflnnmrn in a rltualiNiir
ronirHt held Ht Klamath Kalis.
Sc-oron were: l.akeview. .! & I per.
criit. itnd Ash In ad 9H.117 per cent.
In the approximately 4.300 words
lu the ritualistic service, officers
of ench lodKo tnlssed Just seven
words, either mispronounced, mls
plnced or omitted. Those who wit
nessed the contest were ttxtmvn-
jrant In their praise of the work
done hy the officers of both lodges.
Ashland Tidings.
Try one. of our double rich malt
ed milks, at HuckliiKhnm'n Crest.
HR
J. J. ftuchter left thl morning
fur ItosehurK ami Marshflold wheiv
ho will transact business for the
next few days.
tt nner, Lutheran church, 4th
nnd Oakdale, Wednesday, fi:30 in
7:80. Adults 4lc, children 2fr. SS
Rdnrnnl fUngiim of New York
city, a professional slnper. Is vis
iting nt the Siskiyou onmn with
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Russell and
W. J. McCloskey. n old-llmo friend
of his.
fruir at Chllder's hall ever
Wed, nnd Sat. nlnht. i;i
ine (olden Links class of the
Haptlst church will meet at the
home of Hev. W. Tl. Kiilon, 4
Hose avenue. Thursday afternoon
at 2:30. K'very member in UVmA
to be present and plans will be
made for the trip to Hetma.
Summer prices on select nr.ide
fcreen slahwood. Med. l'uel Co
Tel. 631.. 63tr.'
M rs. W. I . McCiiwhii . ret urne.l
Sunday from Port html where she
visited friends for a week.
Swimming now, In drinking water
t the Nat. 4ltf
C. T. linker, secretary of the
Cham tier of Commerce, w h ose
liearinK was slightly affeetod dur
ing the World war. in which he
served nn a gun pointer ot a V. S.
cruiser, by the delonal Ions of the
Klin, lefi fctr Cortland last evening
wiui the expectatjon of entering I
me veiernns' hospital for treat - j Servd
mem. I
aln; limited slipplv
Kindling fur
ftien. Fuel Co.. Tel. S. ft;itf
Mri.Nell Minkler nnd her bmih
er, Frank Hammond, spent yester
day visiting their sister. Mrs. .1. II
, Turner In Asht.ind
More Slices
to Uie lonf is the reason
for the tinparallolod
popularity of Fluhrcr'n
Now Long Loaf. Arc
you using it? Your
grocer hug it.
i
I Among the t'regonlana register
( ed at Me.dford hotels are J. 'IVJar
,dine, 1 1. M. Kranels, 1. W. (V-avy,
Mr. and Mis. W. J. Kerr and J. K.
, Courfon of Corvallis, A. N. Itiehey
t Tin. Hallos, Jeo. A. Palmiter of
Hood Kiver, II. .1. Klllott of lerry
I dale, Mr. and Mis. J. K. Wealher-
1 ford of Albftiy, Hal K. IIn and
I Javid Hosh of Salem, Mr. and Mrs.
j Notter of Kotest tlrove and W. I).
I Hartley of Salem. j
K. C, Corn, realtor, now In new
location at II So. Klvcrsldc. if
I Jam oh r. ami Mary urleve, pro
I firietor and boss respectively of the
, 1'rospeet hotel resort, after Hpeml-
Ing yoMterday lu the city visiting
land looking after business matters,
I ami iho former attending th Cra
ter club meeting last evening, left
the Hotel Medford about midnight
last night for homo.
Wilbur Darby, nslstnnt county
water master, and Chester Ciim
mlngs, hydrographer, are spending
today in the Kvans creek district.
Chicken dinners, 7ftc. The Cov
ered Wagon. I'hoefiix. 100,
The county health unit whh hold-
ing a child welfare clinic this after
noon ut Talent, under the direr-!
lion of Dr. Kmily Holcum, county j
medical director, und Miss Augusta
(Hover, county nurse. A similar
clinic was held yesterday at J'hoo
nix. .lames Stevens, popular baritone,
will appear In concert at Ht. Mark's
Guild hall Tuesday night ut 8:1 ft.
8K
A base ha II game player) n Jack
sonville Sunday resulted lu defeat
for the Jacksonville team t (he
bunds of the Ashland nine, winning
by a score of 21 lo 1. The game
Had been fairly even until the
fifth Inning.
Kindling Tor sale, limited Mipply.
Med. Kiiol Co.. Tel. K8I, 63tf
I lev. K. I Im wrence, who re
cently resigned from the ptist orate
of the local i'leshyterian church,
will leave tomorrow, accompanied
by his family, for I'ort laird, en
route to Caldwell, Ida., to assume
the pastorate of the church there.
Danci) at Chllder'n hall every
Wed. and Sat. night. lOfi
Mr. und Mrs. frank Hammond '
who are visiting Mr. Hammond's
brother. I:. II. Hammond and fam
ily here, drove to Kugene Ust Fri
day where they were jidned on the
return trip over the McKcnlc pass
iiy Robert Hammond, Jr., ft stu
dent of the I'njversity of OroKoti.
The party returned Sunday.
All kinds of spraying done by
Allen, reasoiiiUde prices. I'hone
your order to 1 0311 or IL'-L. tf
Sergeant and Mrs. (trover Owen,
who left two weeks ngo oTi an ex
tended tour of the widdle west and
Houth, have arrived In Marianna,
Ark., where they will visit friends
and relatives for a short time. They
plan to start on the return trip
Juno 114. They reported good prog
ress, and lu a tcuer received today
they said they averaged 330 miles
per day for 10 days.
If you would like to b-nrn lo
teach piano and twelve pay while
teaming, wrile to Box 1. N..
Tribune. mnf
Miss Itorltlle Mlksihc returned
to Medford Sunday after spending
a week's vacation In ICugene an the
gues nf Mrs. Will Steele.
K. C, Corn, realtor, now In new
location at 11 So. Hlverside. fia
June IMuvius broke nil former
i-ocoitIh for June when ln sprin
kled (he Hrants Cass district with
2.4! Inches of rain during the first
half of the month. The previous
record for rainfall for the entire
month was 2. art Inches. There has
been rain on n majority of the days
of the present month. Friday night
tne precipitation amounted to .L')
inch, this coining after severa
nays or warm weather. The ba
rometer was low Saturdny morn
Ing and Indicated that the rainfall
might be Increased still more,
flrants I'nss Courier.
l-oyalty Circle meet with Mm.
Hedges Friday. Full attendance
desired. s
Mr. nnd Mrs. Krnest Smith left
lust night on a vacation visit of
week or ten days which they will
mend nt t.os Angelm.
H.xnge's old-time dance at Nat
every Wed. and Sat. m
Iho condition of the exalted ruler
or the iMka lodge. Hen Moller, who
had been unite ill for some tim
una improved so much that he is
now nble to come dtwn town io
visit frleiols and the IJlks" club fr
a short time dally.
iet iiio.ne fenders and auto
bodies Htraluhteiied at HiiH' Hhe"t
Melal Works, opposite Lewis Hupei'
Station. Cbone A 1 N. lf
A. L. Street is being hebl lu the
. county jail on a charge of obtain
ing goods under false pretenses,
following bis arrest early this week,
i He Is accused of purchasing $on
worth of furniture from a local
I estnbli.vhmeut. paying $:! on ac
count, then mortgaging the furnl-
til re for two loans and then leaving
tile city with the property.
Cheap lumber and cedar posts.
M'lfo d Lumber Co. 3 j ? t r
The schoid of forestry at 1 he
Oregon Agricultural college h is an
enrollment of L'l: students and is
doing good w ork. according to
Dean 1. w. ivavoy of the school,
i who was in Medfotd as a member
of the college board of regents
party Inspecting the Southern the
gon L.ci Intent station at Talent.
The forestr) eoiite covers Us field
tht iiahly. mild Dean I'eavey. and
Include number of southern lire-
gon students.
The outMandluK evsnt of tha
sttetal and mimicHl Reason Is the
James Stevens concert set for next
Tuesday niHbt nt St. Mark's Oultd
ball. yN
F., F. Anderson, chief elerk at
the Hotel Med font, h. exp c.) to
arrive baek In the city Thur-dav
from a sevciiil dV vi"lt si Cort
land. HLln. green pine !lnrwit $l,ll'
per tier, luiut H yourself. .Medford
Fuel Co., Tel. Ml. ;Jtf
Colonel 1. M Nutt man of ihe
I'lcfiidlo. Ssu Francco. In ch.uae
of the i ecru it Ing for the I'aeiHc
west and north w est. at i i i d in
Metlfoi , ve-tei day from K Umath
Falls where he Inspected the annv
reciuniug office thiMe. Me made
thi sjinie in-itr.ilon heie and left
thi-t noon for I'orlland
James Steven, the emanata bari
tone, will be heard In concert Ttte-1
day evening, June 18, at St. Mark"sj
halt. ss
Temporary auto licenses were Is
sued at rho sheriffs office yester
day to Fear) Stevens, Koy Johnson,
Charles Ward. Henry N'cldermeyer
and T. I. Cowen of Medford, Fred
Dutton of Kagle Point. W. A. Clark
"and Anton King of Ashland and
C. F. Moon of (iold Hill.
Beli-et grade factory blocks $.'i.r0
per load. Mod. Fuel Co., Tel. USl.
A3lf
'allfoiiiians registered at Med
ford hotels include Mr. and Mis.
J. W. Cross .and Mr. and Mm. A.
I IS. Senile of Sacramento, Mr. and
I Mm. ch. Zuiniiver of Auburn. Mrs.
j It. A. Walker, Miss Marian Uoan
! and Miss Kat hryn Knan of Long
Hoach, Helen C. I'ennell and L. M.
James of Herkeley, Mr. and Mrs. I
A. H. Comb nnd MInh F. Dean of j
Los Angeles, Mrs. Ituth Anderson, I
W. T. Hmythe. It. . Fitch and U I
M. Muternan of San Francisco.' j
Iti-ln. green pine slnbwood $1.00
per tier, haul It yourself. Med.
Fuel Co.. .Tel. 1131. S.'itf
Winifred In man ami Harriet
I White. L'dnn Mae White, Joe Hart-
ley and Lawrence Mitehelmore, son
t of (lev. Hugh Mitehelmore if Ash
land, left Monday for Hosvvell
HprlngH. near Kugene, where they
will spend ihe week attending the
I Christian Kndcavor conference be
i Ing held In that city. . .
IDynge's old-time dance at Nal
every Wed. and Sat. !4
Joe Ferguson, scheduled to wres
tle with Jack Wood tonight at the
Armory, arrived last evening from )uel
: Sacramento. Cvil., and this for
j noon declared he was In Ihe pink
J of condition to wrestle the local
man. Ferguson is a fighter, and Is
particularly anxious to meet Hem
O'Orudy of Ashland In Medford in
a short time.
Piano teachers, Mrs. Ida Wood
n i) d Florence ( 1 raves. Su m m r
classes now startiiiR. Tel. HMli-W.
i 03
The, librnrian of the Junior high
school. Miss Winifred Andrews,
left yesterday to spend the mi jo
iner with relatives at Kugene.
Ladies' bouse dresses, office
ifroKses or nurses' uniforms for
sale. Tailor made to measure. The
J. It. Soiimes ' It o sail a " line.
Kvery wearer Is ft booster." C-ill
1'04-L forenoons for further Infor
mation. Also jsilk drosses for sale.
Mrs. Harto. 4.'.tf
J. L. J:owman was among the
buiuesH visitors in this city yes
terday frorn Klamath Falls.
K. C Corn, realtor, now in new 1
location at 11 So. Hlverside. 92
Mis. W. A. Heale of Hutte Falls
was taken to the Sacred Heart hos
pital early this morning and Is re
ported to be seriously ill Today.
Jr. H. P. Coleman has returned
to hla office In the Medford Center
nidg. no
The jury In the circuit court trial
yesterday of the Plerce-Allcn Mo
tor comppny against C. II. Dunuliig
ton for the repossession of a truck
and for $100 damages, returned a
verdict last evening favoring the1
plaintiff.
Cheap lumber and cedar posts.
Medford Lumber Co. 3 J7tf
C. 2. Hoyden of the county sur
veyor's office' was to leave this
evening Tor Tacoma. Wash., to un
dergo a major operation. He plans
to be absent for three or four
wee Ut.
K. C. Corn, realtor, now In new
location at 11 So. Riverside. 1)2
S. N. Friedman Is among the
business visitors In the city from
Seattle who arrived yesterday.
For sale Aster, zinnia, mari
gold plants, lUc do..; other kinds.
40 Quince. 75tf
Merry-go-round. fcrrls wheel.
and shows.- concession all will
be located In Lllhia park from.
July 4 to (!. four big carnival days.
with Y ourth of July as the big
day. according to announcement
made today by Harry McNair. who
is acting as chairman of the Klks
committee which Is In charge of
the concessions for the July Fourth
celebration. " I tnek well's .(.Jreater
Shows." which carnival Is at pres
ent located in Los Angeles, comes
highly recommended, ncconlfug to
Mr. McNair. Ashland Tidings.
HreKsniakiiiK, smocking and but
tonholes. The Fashion Shop, 424
Medford llldg. Phone IIM. I3tf
Marriage licenses were Issueil t
Ihe county clerk's office (his fore
noon and yesterday to A, W. Ken
ning. :.'!, and Agues llcdberg, L's.
both of Ashland, and to KrneM
Hushnell. xy, and Clara Stickler.
17. both of Talent.
Dunce, Jiickson Springs, Satur
day. John HenitHt and his Hocum
Hounds will play. i2
Hutbllng permits were issued hy
the city-yesterday and today to Kd
Walker to repair a dwelling on
Quince street nt a esi of $oa Nnd
to i; J. Klein to build a dwelling
P irtlett street at a cost of
fH'un. ( permit was also issued
lo Vera I'lymale to res h ingle u
Iwelllng on North Orange street
at n cost of $l.'tO.
Let me write your five Insiirrtuco.
Carl V, Tengwahl, Hotel Holland.
Phono !.1. tf
Included among the motorists
f i om a distance w ho registered this
forenoon nt the local branch of
the out of slate autn registration
H. S. Piatt nf the Medford Fur
niture ami Hardware company re
turned home Sunday evening from
Portland, where he has boon with
his wife, who lias had a serious
operation ji Dr. Coffee'H Surgfcil
hospital. Mrs. Piatt la Rotting along
nicely and is making a speedy re
covery Dining room sot.' blrdseye ma
ple bed no m set, range, bookcase,
chihl's nursery set, breakfast set,
tea wagon, ice box, bod, springs anil
all household furniture at sacrifice
prices; also office cublnets at half!
price. &12 Park Ave., between H
a. m. and 7 p. m. Phoiif 853 oilier Medford district
hours. hx fday ufternonn betwr
K. L. Harry, fire Insurance ad- "r - "ml ' o'clock at the Junior
luster making his headquarters In- j h,fn " hool building, was not ro
Modford. returned last evening rkiible in the fai t that only ":i
from a short business trip to San'v"t,4M W('n' ',Ht fr the only two
Francisco and l u n s m u I r. Cal. ''""dldates. Dr. H. K. Hroen and
i. an a. ftwigari, Who were
UNOPPOSED BOARD
CANDIDATES GIVEN
UNANIMOUS VOTE'
scbouj clet ti'Hi of I
annual
nior a ting minor observer of the huXf
local station who resigned about Iodic
a year ago to attend the state col
lege at Chioo, Cat., from w hlcti
institution he recently returmd.
Although t hern may bo other
candidates to take tomorrow's ex
amination, so far as known at
the loenf :-yiHon. Keith Haugh
inun, also a w'!!-kii'iwn Med lord
young man Is the only other can
didate. The .Medford station crsonnel
now consists of L, W. Db-k, me
teorologist, Clair Ah llmm. junior
observer and Kenneth Amk-rson,
hi'bl yester- I minor observer.
i Jk: hours ; 1
it cleared all tin way
by Siturduy night.
Hot In Vienna
VIKNNA. June Ih. iT't-
1 persons have been dVowned and KS
piostialed during the present heat
wnve in Vienna. ' which tut taxed
the ' oh vi city of t:te emergency
corjis ambulance companies.
! While Mr. Harry receives his mail
and maintains a homo In this oily,
his work keeps him out of Med
ford a majority of Ihe time. He
aid iIiIh forenoon fire losses In the
stale have not been showing any
decrease, maintain Jug thro average
which has not wavered fur sevijral
yea rs.
(Jeorgo Williams - of. - Ashland,
Mrs. Cora Hurl man or Appiegaie
and llohn NoitIh of Jacksonville
were am one- th -f town vis
itors In Medford today, "HJR
a divorce compjuuit w-as filed
toflay at the county clerk's office
by Mrs. Mabel Poague against Sam-
Poague on grounds of cruel
and inhuman treatment. The cou
ple was married January 30, HJ23.
Itoth are of Medford.
Mrs. S. W. Wetherbee and (ier
trude and Klsle Wetherbee were
visitors In Medford yesterday from
Mill Crank Valley, Cal.
Mrs. A. A. Hchuchurd. daughter
and son. Muriel and Karl, are
guests of Mrs. Milton Kehuehard
and Mr. and Mrs. It. W. Antic, en
route from California to Auburn.
Wash., where Mr. Schuchard has'
purchased and will operate n jew-,
elry store. The SchUehards formerly 1
lived here and have many friends I
who are glad to see them. I
To attend . the annual Pre-bv- I
torian Voting People'a conference
at Hoswell Springs, hear Koseburg.
this week, a local dcleuatloii lefi
for the springs yesterday. It was
made up of the following mem
bers: Huth Clement. Louise Hrom-
mor. Dorothy Palley and Flora Mr.
Math. Helen Polk of Jacksonville
was also h member of the parly.
J. ! itch, architect, with
headquarters offices In Portland,
will be In Medford tomorrow on
business. Krown & White, with
offices at 31 ,'nrth Fir street, are
business- ixMH-ost' ittHtlvw for Mr.
Fitch lu Medford nnd
county.
CRATER LAKE PM
NOTICE TO SHRINERS
SI'Kl'IM. .n:iM'Oltl KirlllXK Cl.ri! LIWCHKOX on Monday.
Juiu" -iTli nt one I'. .M. Blimp. Iloli'l AVoilford, ' comii'inieinins
OIPKitlAI. l'OTi:.T.- E I.KO. V. yOl ,0'URTU.
.Good attendance requested.
All "Shrinero' welcome.
Call llniol Mi'dford licl'or.' Saturrlay noon' and hi'iliV resorva
tions ao that wc may iircpitrc. :;. .
.1. C. 'I'lIO.MI'HON, Se.Totary.
titifiii-
mr re-i'li rtion to tlm'i' yrai
itclllis, hut the loniillli.ihli- "f:n:l
alu ul the ..itloii was that iai!h
ramlhlatp i'i.c.-K'.i th.. r..u ...... ..r
73. Thoro hav. 1,,-cn annual .-Ire- AHIiiiukIi It no-,,l , ay y,-s-
tlons. In thi- distiii-t when- many (t''day at Ci'ati-r ..ai.onal jnti U and
vm voti-H were last, for Instance 1 it was lalnini; mot of the ilay
one wns ludd years uko attended liyiiheie lodnv. ihe wi l: f , l i,,L-
Ithi- road of Know hetween ;,nvern
Iment ea.tpp and the oil--e .1 ill not
jreae eitlier day. ae-iodinu to tele.
lustrates the rr,i h:.,.n.- ,.,,'" '""" .e.e.veo ,, on, ,ne pa,K
, , . . , tnis noon. . . ..
has existed In .Medford tehools fori .,.,. i..,.,. ... A
. ..... ... 17llf.tlI-l
10 nils work has the road now
I only 14 voters,
j The faet that Messrs. Green and
Hwlart were iinoppnsed anil that
naen received the full vote east II-
years past. The hold-over mem
bers or the hoard are .V. II. Frank
lin, Howard Sehel'fel nnd ( '. I!.
I.eniinon. The three year terms of
Mesns. Helii ffel and i-'riinklln ex-
liire nt-xt yeai-. in June..
The hoard, whose present presi
dent is Mr. Kwlitart. will roorifaniiie j
at its next nieetlni;, and It Is not
Known now whether the present
head will he e.-intlnued. or the
honor will h0 passed over to Koine
other member.
At yesterday's w-lei-lion the elec
tion hoanlMonsisteik of Mrs. Nora
Klfkputl'ick, ..Mn). Eat! Oaddis and
Mrs: 'Kate Youiik, who had a very
easy time i f It ami liad tho Votes
'ounted and posted ten minutes
after the. iiolls had closed.'
cleared to sonui distance heyond
Kovernmeiit camp anrl will surely
Buy Cannery Pears!
libby, McNeill & libby
- - See E. E. Shinn at '
Brown & White, Ins. Agency,,
Phonu 130
3i ; -x s
THE SHOW OF SHOWS
MY,
Jnckson
Obituary
COUNTY OFFICERS PUT
As
per
tlltl'.tloltV .oren H. (;i,.Kory,
a well known resident of Tnlde
Itoik. passed i a way at his home !
nine ixili nt tht hkc of 4 1 years.
He was horn In Klamath coiinlv
near J.orclla. February 1SNS.
at the use of lo years he with
Ills parents came lo the Kokuc
lilver valley, where their home
has since been made. Mb leaves
besfdes his wife, Hlaltche, one dau.
Kilter, Mildred, nnd one son, Keith,
both lit home. fits fattier and
mother, Mr. ami Mrs. Henry
t.rejrory of I able liock and two
sisters. Mrs. M. True of Ashland
and Mrs. A, .Sellara of Central
l'olnl.
l-'uueral ..services will be run
ducted from the Conner funeral
parlors Thursday. .lime 'JO. at i:.t
p. m., rind interment will be made
in the Cenlral i'oint cemetery.
I'OW'KLI. Anson Powell, line
SI years, passed away at a local
hospital Juno Is. Mr. Powell will
hi remembered by his living in
Jacksonville and Central I'oint for
ihe past tour years. He leaves
three sons and three daughters.
Mrs. S. C. Weston, Keattlo, Wn ,
Mrs. I.. It, I'ludps, Jameson, Ore.,
Hendricks, lis AtlKo
K. Powell, CamhrldHe,
I'owell, shoup. Idalni.
'owell of Central Point
Mr. I'owell made lib
Mrs. ,1. c.
les. Cal . A.
Idaflo. N. .1.
ami
with whom
home, lie is also survived by one
brother, C. II. I'owell of Apple
cnto. The remains are at the
Conner funeral parlors anil fu
neral service will he announced
later.
unaiipie means of eoter.
talnment. the notary club invited
the county officials to lunch at
the Hotel Medford tills noon and
then proceeded to tell them what
they thulium of them individually
nnd collectively. T;-,c procedure
took on a lively note, as one after
one the officers were inlroduc
aoo oawieu oil! for o;isr
formanccs.
In order to babince the nruirrani
the officers were allowed tliclr
turn at the Uotarlans. Sheriff
Hnlph .lenniiiKs was introduced by
Ur. W. V. I'. Holt. (lcorKe Coddiin,
by K. 1. Dazey, JucIkv Alex Sparrow
bv V. S. Iloteer. Su:iiiiie Il-iili,iau
Carter l,y Clyde Kaltln, A. C. Wal
ker hy'c. .1. .Senion. Counly Asses
sor Coleman P.- Waller Lcveretlc.
I'cinah Mevens Meyer hy K
Corn and County Aent
1- cwlcr by Carl Hwigart.
Stanley Kiint::innii, latest mem
her to nner the hoy scntu troop o
tlic. Kotnry cluli. was formally in
irouuceil lo the ornanlzalion
Attorney Frank N'ewuian.
The civil seivlee examination
lo be held in tirants Pass tomor
row of candidates for position of
J osci.er in lllcleoroloKy JW
III the Lniled States Weather lilt-
o sim vi'. e, is linereslinif in Ihe
faet' that K p fi n e t h Anilei'son,
minor observer of Ihe Meillordl
bunion win oe opposeu ny ins
predeeessnr. Iiwl.uht liandall, for-
Prouos State Liquor
MADISDN. Wis.. June IS. ('i
A Joint resolution proposing amend
mcni of Hip state constitution tn
permit ,.1hn state tn manufacture
liiiuor was introduced in Ihe sen
atn loilay hy Itertiliaid ItottleiuHii.
Mllwuukte wet.
Craler like Chapter No.
32. It. A. M . Tuesday
niKtit. June mli. Din
ner at i:4,V licKiilar
c u m muni ciit'ion and
work in II. A. M. degree.
Hy order It. I'. 1. K. SCIIl l.Klt.
11 S.M'V
Business
Interruption
Insurance
does what a
, ' fire policy
can not do!
.STARTS i ll'i
: mk- . . m M If
'd.ISa ss- ff&sKr A stain the Leader ' ral
lyll in Her First i
1
i
nireail were lloberl Weed of Kern-I
ey, Nov., W. J. Hell of KerrlierK,
Nch. and Alfred llohn of Snrlnu.
I.ilc Mont.
Srlryl iiraile factory llloeks f.VMl
per h'ad. M.il. Fuel Cu., Tel. Hit
6:llf
Mr. ami Mrs. Harvey l.lni; and
lln children of Hiirbauk, Cal..
and Mies Klhert tller of Holly
wood, are guest of Min. Itert Ureer
at Ashland. Mr. t.lnt Is editor and
publisher of Ihe Hiirbauk Hevlew.
and v III return home in n few day..
The others, will apeml the summer
at Ashland. Mlsa tlreer la in the
llloes at Hollywood.
Cheap dry lumlivr at Medford
l.amlH'r Co. S;';tf '
H Tatlnn. representttiK the llen-t
rial Tito company. Is tn Medford
and southern Oregon for a few j
days conferring with Ihe l.ewl
fuller Service sIMlon. their local
dealers. i
in.to glass, atl sires; also plate I
,:l.ls. TrowliTldse Cahlnet Wks.
finds from Porltand at loeil ;
hotels ItU'ludc M. Kennedy and
f unity. C. It. II, 'ji. M. It.' Croft. '
M t I.ii't C l: Clodletler. Mr. j
and Mrs It Vt M.ireli. Mr and!
Mrs. Cvl Pani H. O K. Kthtie, W .
lard White. l. IV Mitchell. A. M
Scantllen. I!. 11. Harvey. IV tl. Hill
and Macey Freeman,
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
MAX AMI ll'K chii tnke r S
imhsenuers U I'urllitinl Thiirs
ily niurninj;, return -rnla. Tel.
7H ,. !,:
KOII SAI.K--
r.;t!i-.i-2.
l'le cherries
I'henc
!4
SKl,I;lMi OlT S Til; K HOl'Si:
lUl.lv hinhm nmm set tJi: uM
oilier f nrniHliinit at crresMtml
ln Itnv prices. Selling fast.
1U HKV. UXt Viirk Ave.. 9 a. m.
I', ni.
!'tl? SAI.K-I'hnne
terrier iminle.
V.NTK1 A nnrtmn;,r ti I!u
Keiie. I'hone 7-K-l 1.
Ktli in:NT)I....in with f wlth
fUt hoHid. 33. Ho. Ivy Si
KOK AI.K--YVcker lM-inet nl
siiintl. ilrop-sal.' hnMi.Mis crlh.
-i hi t ith m it'kr top. Mrt.
Hnltnei. Keene : !'
TWO HOYS n.nt nv hi ml of
A Mr. 1 Yettni: ln.1v
cMit for chlhlren. rt,t
R. A. H0LME3
INSURANCE
AGENCY
Jaekton Co, Bank Bldg. Phono 444
SINCE 1909
r.V
ishes to
Ucnsoe
le
WANTKIl -Cheap for cah. Chev.
or Ford roaiUler or coupe nol
later '27 model dealers.
Address Hex c. ! ., m , Tribune
Jarmin & Woods
Drug Store
Open Every
Day Including
Sundays
7:30 a.m. to 10 p.m.
Her golden voice will go ringing around
the world" in this mightiest., of pictures.
YOU XI, HEAR NEW MAF.Y
GEOWN HP
VIBRANT . , . DRAMATIC
Her ono and only screen
production for the year
find what a production!
"ALSO-
Chic Sales
in
Another of His Famous Bide Split
ting "
TALKING ACTS
"A Ladies' Man" '
LAST TIMES
TONIGHT
The All Talking
All Negro
Mw-'icsl Drama of ;
the South
Hearts in
Dixie" ' '
Will Be Shovin yJi FUr Sh0W8
in ford " : Da'ly,S
CHildren J5 f ,
t -n?, I, " y
VOp-Ll, HAVE
TO COME '
EARLY