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SPECTOR URGES jTRENCH COMEDIAN MM!FiWfllS ASTRONOMER FIRST NATIONAL
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BIG SHOW HIT-
Thursday. July 2B.
M t'il ford nd vicinity: Fair to
night and Friday. .No I much
change In temperature.
Oregon: Fair tonight ami Frl-
Not much change III loni-
c Austin. ' ' 1 " """'i guy ni,s me
who n-iurnrd yesterday : goods," remarked a vixitliiK boot.
iimIiiv insi'i-clion lrii lo logger lo bis companion as tln-v
! cdcni. Kuai-ne, Porilan l j filed oui of Hunt's Onterian thea'-
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Local Data
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' r iiistiil'iitors ami inspcc
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, , HKiiluiti'is an' urgen to sec
Ilororitrr ' '
Ltcly ami procure lini ' -
practically . tor last night after witnessing the j.
nut ... . n nice, innocents-or Paris.'
dairy in-, tin- ufl-tiilking and ' singing film
orted : msl.,.l .lv i...... , ..J ' "'i'-'M
rU-ningi chevalier. ,he "WU I S2--r-S
j.owesi temperature tins morn
Temperature (do;; rot's ) S3
Highest (last 12 hours) SI
."west (last 12 hours) f.U
lid. humidity I per ct.) 3S
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dimin
)n- comedian, has wnn n imir.h r......
-V.'.s. he's '.-ill Rolls ;oyco ami i !I2B!. I'V-5!'1-- -
eight-cylinder," was the rrply. Total i'oclpitnliun since Sept. 1,
Thus was summed up the opinion ' ':'-' 13. .Ml inches,
of Medford tliealetvgorrs compos-f Temperature u year ago today,
iiiH yi'slrrday's auilicnics nt this lliMhosi 103; lowest lia.
c.vi i'Plioiial atlrai'tion. which plays j
the remainder nf the week at ibis!
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nhii'll is : ' j iiiiatt r. I.iue tlu- weather llere-
for tin1 lialatrre of the year I aliouts. Il is very unusual and like-l
f01it ni. '" iiotii uie mar ami Ihp plot
Ehuuuli i' ls ,,MI lln ' " j "ouii noi so r reneny and snap-
lucers i' o"1-1 ' I! . ... hj.u.-.i huuiu;
iln n.'t clislrlMile ineir own nnpiy.
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liarls. I"') '"' "" I """" '"'""in, iii'sime ine
inro of II"' rity inspecior. . koihi venu le anil a larjje and ox-i
Austin has already lllspeel- eeiient supportlnn east. Is prae- l
;J dallies so far. and lias fiiuml ! tieally Ihe whole .show, and al thai;
:37 p. in.
4:5s a. m.
7;:lt p. m.
Observations Taken at 5 A. M.
120th Meridian Time
Sunset today.
Sunrise Friday,
Sunset Friday.
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lion is 111'"'0 '" ""' "llc' ' 1
.Minlial work, lie said, to ae
nl the pri'ilucers with the new
F TlllCe. .'I'- AUSllll SII.'S lll.IL u
does not seem lo he on the sta
Inni; enniiKli with his dellublfiil , linker L'iuy
hrokeli i;il;llsli HhlKiiiK and talk- j Hisinarck ..
iiiK. dust as the .show ends is ilol.se
Mvhen the audience would like to I Llenver
r.'.l spirjt nf eii-operation has ee aiul.hear him further. j Ues .Moines
I fiiuml alliens Hie uisii n.iiioi n. i ins youilK aeior nrilst, with his rienuu
;;r. Ail-still was appuliueu oy uie liuecllous smite, maynetlr person- ticiena -
. council July I". !! Inlorma- alily, inimitahle sense of comedy.1'0" Aimcles
nprtainini: to ih' new ordin-1 and Kood talking voice, is a mas
may I" ehtained at tile city j ter ot pantomime.
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isonalily. nlus. He couhl simr ami 1 ollJaiHl
italk in any lanuae ant) you ; ,tc(I Iiluff is
wouhl umler.stnurt ami 'like him, ,tuseMu'
jsn yueti-ssftil aie his Ksperanio- Salt City.. iC
I like, nu'tliml.s. Vou just warm up1'''"1 ' 1 -""fisco... US
j to him from the very , first siyln Sa,lla ire ....
i of that ecmtaHious smile, ami from ' auit
then on liis artistry in 1'Yonrhifietl I Sm ka,lp
ICiiKlInh talk ami son? holds your : ".ttl,a. " aUa
inlonso sympathy and Iuks at vonr inipoK ...
heartstrinK. His "On Top of thejW. J. HU'TCHiaoN, Meteorologist
World," "Louise" and kissing son:;.s
are es))nt'ially not-ahle examples.
"Innocents of Paris' provides
opportunities for the exploitation,
of Chevalier's genius, depicting his
rise from a sinidni; pushcart od-
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dler to a st;u on the I'-nisian st;
Despite the fact that Sylvia needi
er plays opposite hi in as Louise.
Mud other popular film players
Mf. and Mrs. Ceore Kawcctt. Hus-
np O'Graily nf local and coast -v
pugilistic fume, u'ould like to
;ih suniclnjdy un the nose hut
iiimvs not whose nose to punch.
ArroniinK tp ;i letter received
.i 0'timdy, w Jk) ahout a week
started fur Salinas, Cal., lo
: with his father, he met with
il hick in S:m FranciHco
ebwly swip-'d his suitcases con-1 '" ,m i Ppuiar uim piayers Tlp county court yesterday
.install of his clothing and his 't,r- rawueii. iius- Krani,., a Heense lo conduct n
,t treasured possession his nnpson, .Marnaret I .iviiiKston dance at lOiigle Point to Lucius
ook which contained all!'11'" J,,nn Miijoiin are in the sup-. Kincaiil. Kincaid has a suit pend-
Pins of his rhm career, ,H,,t- nnvm mirand as tMe;inff in tho circuit court testinK the
The clotliinc can l.e replaced, he , ho' Wflir tM th(t n,'x- bt't feature l validity of the dance regulation
iils, but his ser.iihook is just
mueli.
Ja.'t huw the happened to lose
properly "Poke" Niningcr,
o received word of his mis-
uw, did nut learn, hut at anv
t il must have heen "just mi
ff ease of a country hoy In n
town," says "Poke." Ashland
mis.
"Mhe three daughters and two
of Charles Itiirl. SnriiiL-vil!e.
'-h is the parent of twins.
outside of Chevalier.
This musical comedy has
meo and .fulicl-llkc romance which
in Itself captivates the women. A
much appreciated feature by many
in the audiences Is that Chevalier's
songs are not of the jazz sort
heard in some film musical com
edies. Preceding "innocon's of Paris,"
a very laughable short' talking
comedy of circus life and a news
review round out the program.
U. A. I.
! act, pressed by tho last session of
'O-Jthe legislature.
Kincaid will conduct dances at
Kagle Point every Saturday night
pending a decision In the case. He
will close at midnight, and furnish
supper to tho dancers, at "six-bits
net"."
He has remodeled the dance
hall, to give a cabaret effect, and
installed booths, and Increased his
orchestra to eight pieces, and
erected new stands for the orches
tra at each end of the hall.
rum i ii 1 1 mil iniiiiii i Iij-mi ii ill M iiii in ii inn iin m 1 1 in in i ii in m ' a,
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AND CRATER AT LAKE
Thouk'b Dr. W. W. Ciimbell 1"
president of one of tho largest
infill. ,m.,i iiiiii.fi. ,t,a in the
fulled Slates, the fnlverslty ofi"" ' l
fiilifornla. bo Is primarily tin as-',fomplic ,ied
tronoiner, and it wnn in this ca
pacity that be came recently to
see for himself the volcanic beauty
of Crater lake. In bis lunnr ob
servation nt Lick Observatory, of
which be was director for a num
ber of years, ho studied particu
larly the craters In the mountains
of the . moon. Aside from tho
grandeur of 'the Cascade scenery,
which renters in Crater lake, he
was interested in examining "Wiz
ard Island, In order to compare
II with the craters ho bad found
ill the lunar mountain ranges.
Kollowlne n trip around tho
lake, ciliiiK' Wizard Island and
ihe 1 'hi i it tun ship, on which both
Dr. and .Mrs. Campbell wcro deeply
impressed by the perfect reflection
of the multicolored crater walls
in the royal blue, water, be con
ducted a small party up the pum
ice trail lo Ihe crest of Wizard
Island. There, he enthusiastically
phrased a word picture which
recreated the birth nnd death of
the volcano within a volcano, the
cyclo which bcKiin with molten
lava and ended with tho snow
blanket, which now covers the
floor of the shallow crater. Nod
ding bis head with satisfaction,
Dr. Campbell remarked that Cra
ter lake was the sevnjith wonder
of the worldX and to his mind the
greatest of the seven.
Dr. W. W. Campbell is interna
tionally known as one of tho
Kreate-st llvlns astronomers.
ESTABLISHES A
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Headquarters for
S. & W. Products
Located Here
Mr. and Mrs. Jack O. Fowler,
new arrivals ill Alcdford from Sun
francisco, have purchased a bun
Kalow recently built by P. F. Ncw
by at 34 Vancouver avenue, and
will occupy tho same.
Mr. Fowler is the new district
salesman for Kussman & Woruisor
company, coast packers ot the
famous S. & V. brand fruits and
vegetables, and importers' nnd
roasters of the renowned s. & W.
coffee, and his headquarters have
been established In Medford.
Ilemlquartors for two largo
manufacturers and Jobbers have
been located in Mc-dford this
month which, added to those al
ready here, is another added evi
dence that this city is rapidly be
coming a jobbing center for south
ern Oregon and northern California.
Seiisinii Hi ed of an instltu-
as trustee unil.'r the
business procedure of
today, tlie first .National Hank of
Mi'ilfoni is announcing the estab
lishment f a trust deiiai'luient
along with the ol'.ier activities of
Ibis growing Institution.
The directors of this institution
believe Hint the day of the individ
ual trustee is walling and thai I In
day of tlir corporate trustee If just
In its dawning. Having a complete
trust department, rhe institution
will act as executor and trustee
under wills, uustee under life in
surance trusts and In every trust
Clipacily.
This announcement is Important
because it will have a very definite
bearing on tlie future of many of
the families of tills city and sec
tion, for when appointed as execu
tor and trustee, it will act to safe
guard the Interest of Ihe estale
when l lie testator is no longer here
to protect it.
This additional financial service
for MeiHord is in keeping with Ihe
growth ot the community and' of
the first .National bank which
within the last eight years has
grown from un institution with re
sources of one million dollars lo
an institution with resources of
two and one-half million dollars.
William Tarrance, 57, charged
with a statutory offense against his
own daughter, Florence, 13, took
the stand in his own behalf in the
circuit court (his morning as' the
final witness lor the defense.
llc entered. a general denial of
the charges against liltn and de
clared that the complaining wit
ness was a willful child. In many
ways, and that ho bad reproved
her wllh strong words frequently,
which had caused her to b cm-hillrrcd.
Tarraiico testified .Mint bin IX.
year-ohl sun, llniner, another wit
ness, against him, "got very mail
wlii'ii (old hini lie would have lo
make Ills own way nn9 provide a
home Tor bis wlfo and child, as I
could not bold him up any longer."
I lie final arguments In tho case
will bo inado this afternoon and the
hsc will go lo the Jurv Inter in
the day.
LEVERETTE AND ROY
WILL OPEN THEATER
GRANTSPASS.AUG.15
"rlnlween $1!0.000 and $-'". 000
worth of theater equipment will b
Invested in the firm of Hoy nnd
Leverette In their new State thea
ter when it opens soon after Au
gust 13, W. A. Ivei-ette said
Tuesday evening after inspection
work on the building nt the corr
ner of Sixth and K streets." Hays
the ! rants Pass Courier. "C. A.
Trutnhly owns the building and is
remodeling it for use of the I hun
ter men, who have leased It for
10 years.
"The contract ealls for comple
tion of the building by August. 15.
and Mr. Levcretto expects to have
his equipment Installed for the
opening Immediately. "Wo plan
.to show the bent talking pictures
at n moderately priced admission,"
he said.
"A projection find music room,
made entirely of concrete, and n
concrete floor in the auditorium
make the building practically fire
proof. A slairwny to these rooms
opens on the foyer. The building
Is 10x100 feet, and will have 42.1
seats which arc .now being espec
ially built In the east, Mr. Levcr
etto said. The floor of tho foyer
and tho sides of tho ticket booth
will be tilted, nnd oh the sides of
the foyer there will he rest rooms
for men nnd womcm
"Another feature of the theater
will be the lack of a screen. A
pecial plastered wall is being built
on which the pictures will he pro
jected. These walls are used In
both tho Medford and Kugene the- i
ateis owned by Hoy and Lcveretle, j
and they find projection upon them i
superior to that on other screens,
because of their stability.
"Mr. Itoy has been In the (bea
ter business In Callfornln and Ne
va (Ih for lin years. Mr. Leveret fe
lias been a real estate operator In
M id ford several years and owns
the building occupied by Mont-
gomery Ward there.
J,C.PENNEY.G.
Quality - Value - Thrift
The J. C. Penney Company Service Trio
QUALITY is the Biggest, the Most Important
Thing You Buy in any Purchase, Because Quali
ty is the Thing that Makes the Goods Service
able and Lasting. Our Merchandise is Quality
Made to Stand the Test of Service.
VALUE Means that the Goods Are Worth
Their Price in the Service They Give.
It's the Quality You Get for the Low Prices
You Pay that Makes Shopping Here a Practical
Application of the Rule of Thrift.
We never have to ask a manufacturer to
skimp on quality to make a "bargain price." The
tremendous orders we place enables us to ask
for just a little More Quality for our money.
Giving you better things for less money is the
way we do business. We do not mark merchan
dise Up so that later we can mark it DOWN to
impress you - with "imaginary savings." Our
savings are REAL, our policy very definite.
Thrifty people like our policy. '
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CITY "PARK TONIGHT
Radio Program
KMED
' Mill Trlbune-Vlrgln Station
with New Controlled Servo
Enclosed Brakes
July 2
VISIT 40 ET 8 PICNIC
"The 40 et 8 picnic was h grand
and glorious success." said John
llolmer. chef de gare, when asked
about It. The largo crowd wblrh
attended Ihe function was reported
to have had a very good lime am'
the music furnished by the new
Victor rndlo-phonogrriph whs en
Joyed. The "eats' were exception
ally good, said those who attend
ed, ami there was orangeade and
be cream to spare. Among thus"
present were delegations from
til-ants I'ass and Ashland. Mix
Newton Chftney, slate vlre-presl-dent
of tho auxiliary, and Knely V.
Hall, slato chairman of aeronaut
ics for the 1-eglon. also attended.
The next function of Ihe In et S
will be the election of officer-,
which will he held in the mar fu
ture, said Mr. llolmer. j
The II. 1'. (. II. band concert
will be given at 11:13 tonight In
tlie City park, instead of tomorrow
night, as some of the band mem
bers will attend the Sunset Tn.ll
celebration In Ktlgi'lio and will noL
he here Friday night.
The program, as announced by
F. Wilson Waltc, hand director,
follows:
I. High Private King
Selection Army Chaplain
Mlllt. ken
3. Popular Wedding Hells ... Fain
I. .4oriiiug Song from Peer (lyni
..: 'ireig
.1. March ChlciLgo Tribune
I 'ha ml.ers
1. ItusHian Fantasia Tobiinl
7. Popular Mean lo Me Turk
K. March find nun I us Huff
Star-Spangled Manner.
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Thursday, 'Inly 25.
M.
lillfi Isis Theater,
to 6: till Mail Tribune,
ws and markets.
In 7 Associated Oil Co
lo !l:3ll Fanners' Coop
alive exchange.
Friday, .Inly -.
M.
tl to !l:3'l Sweet Shop.
li;:lo to Hi Schilling .t Co.
Ill lo 10:311 Southern Flee
li'le. 10:30 lo 11:30 Marsh (inn
cry. II lo 11:30 M. M. Depart
incut Store.
11:30 lo I- .lacqile l.enox
12 noon News flashes. Mail
Tribune.
P. M
1 lo I Palmer Music House,
I to 1 : 30 Mid ford Klecllje.
1:30 to - Lewis Super Serv-
1! lo 2:30 Mann's Depart
ment store.
2:30 to 3 llrophy's.
ii to H : I r. Isis Theater. (
li : 1 r to 11:30 Mall Tribune,
news and markels.
6:30 to 7 Hand liox.
The golf champions of six south
ern stales are under h years old
REAL ESTATE DEALS
High adventures along, !i jCr'S '
the rock-bound coast of VvvVk fi' jVMti2? !
Maine, with the saltiest AS Nv fz!L 1 l0W '
nf lane, to It. ' A jAF 4 W f li
I Good Added Short If I jj jlk' "sj l
; iVJ Admission VSlUtlL! ' i'
That the rrni estate situation t
Improving Is tho belief of Mr.
Iteebe of Heche nnd Kim -agency,
who reports the sale of three r-si
denren In Medford. Tho O. U
Krazoe home on Klnff ftreet ha
been 'sold to E. W. Hewitt, who
will take I rn mediate pons' Krhn.
The olh r two nle lnelud a resi
dence on Pnrk street, forrnerlv
owned by J. M. Dodge. whl h
WHi Bold to J, M. and Cafh
Younif ami a houne on nlnt'i
street, which ws Mold by C. O
Vronian to L. .1 nnd .Vy
hum. M r. Yioinun ha moved t"
the country.
Tho Keeper of the Den. ladles'
Hiixfllary r( tlie Lions club, well
schooled in the role of Lion
tamers, will demonstrate their skill
at a picnic to he held Sunday
evenlnK at the Llks' p I e n I
grounds.
With bounteouo hanlu tH "f noin.
prepared food, Including both the
daintier and nturdb-r varietb-n, the
ladle will up read the phnle sup
per at six o'clock. A MpceiaJ pri-
umin itf uiiiiitu urlll tiroKirttiil.
' and Impromptu speeches .will be.
made by officers and members
i of both organization. ( lames and
i wlmmlnir will t'.Hd he enloved bv
thone who care to indulgo,
Th Ih will be th first noelal af
fair held by the ladie slnee their
or; nim t Ion lust month, and w,
large attendance is expected.
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