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Newspaper Page Text-QE TWO MEDPORDf A IL TRIBUNE, BEDFORD. OTtMiOX. MONDAY. JULY '29, 1929. local and 'Personal I A party Inrludlns Ruth Howne ami (inthurn Cleaver uf I'hiinfield, i N. J Alice Hurnfltun and Grace C'urrie.of Canton, N. X., mid Hot ' herta Kleurnx of thiH city, rnutuivd to Crater Lake today. Vynxv'n old-time dance, Nat, Wed. and Sat. 13-1 The .temperature has been grud- Included among the Oienonlann ually rising for a few duye past, j reKtmered at Medford hoteln are the maximum of yenUtrday belwciMr. and Mr. A. Y. Meyorn of Coos 8, following a maximum of i5 Hay, Mr. and Mm. H. 10. ohriHon the day before. Denplte the Unlit of North Mend, Air. Kenneth Vertz cloudiness of this forenoon, fair of Mai-Mhfield, IV. II. liunell and weather 1h forecast for tunlKht an'J ! party of Kunene, and the follow- TueHday, with but little chantio in. temperature. We have money to loan on pear j crops, chattels, collateral security.; salaries etc. Kanlnter & Chrhmier, Liberty Hldtf. 1 34 M r. and M nt. C Ure n ee IIu to it huve returned from a two weeks' vacation In Vancouver, K. C., Tr ropy - fron clexr lumber, lilg Tinea Lbr. Co. I'hona No. 1. 1 1 8tf Misa lee I ?3dwards returned yes terduy on the Hhasta from Kugenc, where she represented Medford In the Sunset Trail celebration. Protect your eyes from direct sun's rays with Veklrk eye shades, special 39c, In assorted colors, at Colvig Drugs, next to Ftlalto thea ter. See the window. 131 Mrs. A. F. Htennett and daugh lorn, Hetty and Suette, returned home Konday inornitiK from a two weeks' vacation at Portland, and Kunene. While in Kuene they visited several days at the home of Mrs. Htennett's sister and alMj at tended the pageant. There will be a clinic at Iake Creek this corning Thursday after noon, August 1. Minn Mildred Knight returned to her duties at the general offices of the California Oregon Power company today, after a two weeks' , IiiK from Portland: Mr. and Mrs. A. P.. J. A. Ityan. Mr. and Mrs. Frank jM. liedman; Mrs. Frank L. Mc i l-e wle and children. Mrs. Fred I Weldon and Mrs. Helen Candon. .Selected green blocks and Blabs, -u..n in. iiu..-u freo kindling. Med. Fuel Co.. Tel. last night after an extended trip!63, , 05tf In the, east. j ;eore Turner. Western Union $2.50 per load 2.50, green pine manager at Itosehurg, leaves this slabs, 12 or 16-in. Ask about lre W(M.k tur 1M.ilimi having accepted tory blocks. Kinanng. wea. rueico., ia position with the government 631 IOj tf hui'ii u of agricultural economics. In the, general exodus from the X. W. Hnthacher of J.afJrande has city yesterday to the hills and j been placed In charge of the Hone streams, to escape the heat, many . Intru telegraph office. Medford people took In Crater I. C. Hmllh and Corona typewrlt- Iake, Diamond lake, I-ake o the lorn. Medford Typewriter Kxchanne. Woods. Oregon Caves, t nlim j 13!f Oalloway and son Hruce I J,'!''"".on Hpt'nl ,n iurtlan Creek hnd the lesser resorts, re turning to the city last night. Big millinery sale. Prices slash ed for a final clearance. Hats go Ing for almost nothing. The Km my Lou H7it Hhop In M.'M. Store. 12K Dr. O. A. fiitzcn and family re turned home several days ago from a two weeks' trip to Seattle, Van couver and other Itrltlsh Columbia points. At Vancouver, Dr. fllizen attended the convention of the Northwest Veterinary hhfoHhI ion. Dynge's old-time dance, Nat, Wed. and Sat. 134 Tourists and others from a dis tance registered at Mcdfnrd hotels Include Dr. and ' Mrs. 10. N.' Hen derson of Albion, III., Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Colind. Jr., and Miss Knld ca1 Colind of Clinton, Mo., Mrs. Ina Cr Marvin of New York Clt, Miss Nora by Jirlscoe of Rosenberg, Tex., Mr. in and Mrs. E. M. Upson and Miss Kuto Parson of Knulewood, N. J., p O. W. Brown of Milwaukee. Wis., h Mabel U. Trilling of Pittsburgh,' ac Pa., J. Johnson and It. D. Kuschej cl of Plymouth. Pa- Win. Salt, Jr.. ci of Trenton, X. J.. Mr. and Mrs. T. j a (1. Colburn of Mt. Harris. Colo.. oi Mm. Wilda C. Kieffor and Uernfee o Kleffer of Findlay, Ohio, and the n following from Chicago: D. Itos tl nperl, H. H. Lamsoii, Evii Gull 's nammo and Mrs. J. Kranse. fi Tree props, 1x2 full size, at Mod a ford Lumber Co. 1 2-i tf U Miss Frazler of Rerkeley, Cu., arrived here this morning from Friday Harbor, and will visit Mrs. Zoe H. Huhbfl. Tree props from clear lumber. Big Plnea Lbr. Co. Phone No. 1. llRtf C. W. Ashpole returned to Med ford last night from Fort Klamath, where he has been looking after : large herd of cattle. Complete line of shoes carried by the Kast Sldo Shoe Shop. No hotter shoe anywhere for the price O. J. Showers. 123 County school superintendents from all sections of Oregon will gather In Salem August ft fur a three-day convention. The ses sions will -be held under the di rection of Fred Peterson, chairman of the County Superintendents' as sociation, and C. A. Howard, state superintendent of public Instruc tion. We have money to 'oan on pear crops, chattels, collateral security, salaries, etc. Banister & Christner, Liberty Bldg. 134 Mlsn Helen WIlKon spent Sunday visiting frhends In Kagle Point. I Marcella Bowman has Installed the latest In permanent wave ma chines In the Bowman Beauty Bhoppe. 1 28 Miss Vera Lindbotm of Falun. Kans., arrived on the Shasta this noon to take her first trip to Cra-i ter I-ake. Window glass, nil sizes; also plate glass. Trowbridge Cabinet Wks. A granite drinking fountain, ded icated to the members of the O. A. R., will be erected by the Daugh ters of Union Veterans, replacing the old one near the chamber of commerce. The work will be com pleted before the reunion of sol diers and sailorM of southern Ore gon tentatively scheduled for An gust i!2. 23 and 24 at Omuls Pass. Orants Puns Courier. For peaches come to T.aureldale Orchard, Pacific hlKhway, 6 ml. south of Grants Pass. !30 Mrs. P..T. DeLosh and daughter Joan returned home this morning from Portland. Miss Joan bad been vlsitlg relatives In Aberdeen for the past month. Tree props from clear lumber. Big Pines Lumber Co., Phono No. 1 . 121 t f V 1 We Bake x 11 varieties of b r e a d i . daily. Come and inspect them. Probably we have just what you have been looking for. 4 I Miss lulet Bennett of Sacra -1 me n to, Cal., arrived hero today to visit with Dr. and Mrs. J, W. Iloh- Inson of Jacksonville for two weeks. Where the crowds go. Nut, Wed. and Sat. Dynge Bros. 128 Mrs. F. W. K!l son and Mrs. H. W. Ilamlln have returned from Port land and Seattle, where they had been vfsitlng the past week. Selected green- blocks and slabs. 12 or 10-in,, on edgings. Ask about free kindling. Med. Fuel Co,, Tel. 631. lOfilf Mr, and Mrs. Howard Seheffel and family and Lucille Jensen spent yesterday at Crescent City. ' Money loaned to worthy people to pay their honest debts. Thomas Itealty Co., Bm. 12, Palm Blk., cor ner Main and Front, unstalrs. 24tf Kdgar D. Kvans and party of lakima, Mr. and Mrs. N. Krnns of Vancouver. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Schuehart and ehildren of Kverett, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Inloff and Mr. anil Mrs. H. C. Kariken of KeaMle are among the visitors In Medford from Washington. lilg millinery sale. Prices slash ed for a final clearance. Hats go ing for almost nothing. The Krntny Iou Hat Shop In M. M. Store. 12H Mrs. Nyle Clifford spent the week end M Sulherlln, Ore., with her husband, who was recently trans ferred there by the Union Oil com pany. Corona adding machines at Med ford Typewriter Exchange, 130 One of the partlcH who visited Crater l.ake Sunday, motoring there over the Crcensprfng moun tains, was made up of Mrs. Clara-j bell KIMott, Jack Sbcrwln. Mr. and j M is. 10. J. O'Hhea a nd M r. and Mrs. Fred Maddux of Spokane. The three men ate executives of the New World Life Insurance company of Spokane. Mrs. Klllotl was formerly employed by that company previous to coining Medford. $2.50 per load, $2. DO, green pine slabs, 12 or l-in. Ask about froo kindling. Med. Fuel Co., Tel. 631. 105tf The Oregon conference of the Free Mothodht church will open a 12-day camp meeting on the con ference camp ground, on the old Canyon roud between Beaverton and Portland, neat Wednesday night. Preaching services will be held morning, afternoon and night each day. Dressmaking, smocking and but tonholes. The Fashion Shop, 424 Medford Hid. Phono 1181. J 3tf It. 11. Wilson and sous of Myrtle Point arrived In Medford yesterday and are visiting at the J. II. Wilson home. Where the crowds go. Nat. Wed. and Sat. Dynge Bros. 123 Another day passed yesterday without a new fire being reported in Crater National forest territory, and up to thin noon today the situ ation remained the same. Choice gladioli, 25c a doi; 150 varieties to choose from. See them at Samuelson's Flower Oarden, 20X Clark St. Phone 754-X. 131 A shipment of Ashland cherries sent to Hu Los Angeles market through tb Fruit and Produce as sociation, sold Saturday at $5.5(1 per 15-npuiiiid box. according to a message received by Manager J. II. Itolilitns from the I.ns Angeles receiver. This price approximates 35 2-3 cents per pound or $7.33 per 2ii-pouud box, the usual sUe used this year by Hhippers. This an unusually high price and shows bow MHtckly the market comes hack when the pressure is reduced Ashland Tidings. Tree props from clear lumber. Big Pines Lumber Co., Phono No. I. 121tf Mi, anil Mrs. II. W. Klerslcd and Harry DuHmiue spent Sunday on Kogeu Bher. Dance rt Dreamland, Chllders' hall, every Wmt. and Sat. tf Mr. and Mm, F. Leigh Swlnson and daughter Barbara Leigh re turned to their home In San Fran-elM-o this morning, nfter an ex tended visit with local relatives. Local and long distance hauling. We save you money. Hawley Trans fer, 6ll N, ltlverside. Tel. 1044-X. Marriage licences were IsNiied Saturday in the county clerk's of flee to the follow inn: Kaytmmd Perkins 2fi. and Alvie livtrv i of M.Cloud, Cal.; Cecil Theodore Btation. 2!, nnd Stella Kn 21. of Klamath Falls; Cm U. Kamlin. M. of McCloud, Cal.. and Nora B Sundslrom. 21, of Coeur d'Alene Ida.; Dwlght Patterson. 23. and Oelphlne Sackett. 21. of Ashland. Mr. and Mrs. l. L, Knight and daughters, Mildred nnd Ustclle. and Mr. Knlchfs sinter, Mary Knight of Korhester, N. V., spent Sunday at Crater Ijiko Nations! park. Wanted Hauling to San Fran cisco or vicinity. Phone 313. 1R Mr. and Mrs. Wool vert on have returned from a f lylring trip to Fish lake. Mr. Woolverton caught only one tront. but Mrs. Woolver ton caught eight. Benefit dance hy Montana club. Saturday. August S, at W. O. W. hull. ' Hood music, free lunch Tickets (&c. n of Portland, who were in Medford on business today, drove to Crater Ijike. Mr. Oulloway- represents- I be Col u in bia It i ver Pa per Mills of Vancouver. Wash., and other paper mills. H;e formerly lived here, his pa rents' -residence being located where the Medford build ing now stands. $5.00 Special J'i.0 per load, fac- Med. Fuel Co.. Tel. 105tf The American Legion drum corns arrived home yesterday noon from Lugene, w here they participated In the Sunset Trail celebration last week, Protect your eyes from direct sun's rays with Veklrk eye shades, special 30c, In assorted colors, at Colvig Drugs, next to Ilialto thea ter. See the window. 131 Doris Smith, director of the Sun set Trail pageant at Kugene, 'Will arrive In Medford Wednesday to attend n meeting of the airport committee and to NUbmlt plans for the Jociitl dedication celebration here next year. $.1.00 Special $5.00 per load, fac tory blocks. Med Fuel Co., Tel. C3I. 105"tf Miss Dee Seheffel, who spent th last week In San Francisco visit ing friends, returned homo last night. All kinds of spraying done by Allen, reasonable prices. Phontf your order to 1039 or 422-L, tf Among the Californlans Tegla- j tered nt local hotels Sunday were! Mrs. H. W. Gould and Miss Mnr-I Jorie Oould of Los Catos. Mr. and Mrs. Itoy Hughes of Berkeley, Mrs. J. I. Amnions' nnd Mr. and Mrs. W. Putnam of San Jose, Mr. and Mrs. S. BIhsoii of Davis, MfHses L and M. KnecheR of Merced. C. D. Klndman and family of Stockton. Mr. and Mrs. (i. W. Tuniery and Kiben. Dr. and Mrs. K. o. Le Baron of Palo Alto, W. W. Crow ley and family. Mr. and Mrs. Wnl ter W; Cooper and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Itrdur and Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Much of Oakland, Mrs. Bttn Coleman. Mrs. A. D. Hanks, Virginia J. Hayes, Adena (. Dutton. Mrs. II. Hotchkiss, Mr. and Mrs. M. I.ursky. F. Grace But ler, Mrs. K, J. Itullcr, Dr. and Mrs. M, N. Mounter. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar H. K lii tt and children, Mr. nnd Mrs. S. D. Woodhnuse and Mr. and Mrs. John J. Schmele of San Fran cisco, and the following from Los Angeles: Mr. and Mrs. K, F. Peer, Mrs. l A. lilchter and party,. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Sampson, Mr. and Mrs. Cl.. W. Solomon, Mba Alice Bewsher, Mrs. Carrie Furry, Mrs. N. Price, Mr. and Mrs. A. K, Hoff, man. Chicken dlimorn, 7fi. Good ub (h best; hotter than the rest. The Covered WiiBon, Phoenix. 132 ISd Hegnler of Union Creek was a Medford business visitor this morning. Tree props. That prop propper, size propper. price propper, prop: per placo to got them. Medford Lumber Co. 124tf Mr. and Mrs. John J , Wilkinson and family returned , yesterday from Crescent City. Mr. Wilkinson having motored over Saturday to get the rest, who huve been vaca tioning at the resort) for the past few weeks. Got those fenders and auto bodies straightened at Brill's Sheet Metal Works, opposite Lewla Super Service Station. Phone 41ft. tf Mrs. Lillian Hay of North Grape street entertained eight friends at a luncheon and afternoon party at her home last Friday. Protect your eyes from direct sun's raya with Vokhk eye shades, special 30c, In assorted colors, at Colvig Drugs, next to Hinlto thea ter. See the window. 181 Mrs. Mabel V eager . of Long Mountain motored Into Medford thin morning and conferred wf'h the county school superintendent. Let me write your fire Insurance. Carl Y. Tongwald, Hotel Holland. Phone 9W3. if Mrs. Lelia Lynch was a business and pleasure visitor in the city thin morning from her horn on Wagner creek, 1 I Mr. and Mrs. Kverett Frederlckii, of Prospect and Mr. and Mm. W, W. Dinkeus returned last night from Crescent City after several days spent there. Mrs, Maud Holmes and Mrs. HesHie Lumsden returned last night from a several days' motor trip to Crescent City, Brookings and other points along the coaM. Mr. and Mm, C. I. Hutchison and. Dr. and Mrs. K, B. PU-kol spent) yesterday at Crater I.ake on an outing. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lincoln i Brown and daughter 'NEW YOICKESE' GETS SANCTION OF UNIVERSITY J U'iithfnvln Henry Valk. Jr.. of Los Angeles One-Time , VUlgaf PrOflUn huh a iuriti viMiur III .iuiuru to day, en route io f'nrtlund. It fx not KPnerally known that the Lake o' the Wood hu u land ing field consfstfliK of 200 ucreH of level land about three-fourtha of a mMe from the renort center, and ko far hh known thin after noon'H flight of Heinle and Moose, HturtlnK from the afrnort uhout f p. in., will he the flrKt direct flight to that field. Wife of Jolson to Leave Stage for Operation NEW YORK, July '20'. VP) Ituhy Keeler, wife or Al Jul- mm, forced hy IIIiiohh to retire front her Htellar role In "Show tilrl," will b succeed- cd hy Dorothy Stone. JolHon Informed Florenz Kk-grulfl, the producer, that MIkh Keeler InaiHted on re-'S malnltiK In the cunt until Miss Slono arrives from California Wednesday. She Is studying the iiurt. en route. - Miss Keeler collapsed in her dressing room during a Sntur- day night's performance. Her hiiHhund said her Illness would necessitate an operation. A. J. Kletcher et al to Louis I.ee I'erin el ux; W. I), to Lmd in Amy's Cottage Add. to Central l'oint. O. !. Knowlum et ux to W. K. HriKhtman et ux; V. 1J. to Lot . Blk. ti, lierrydale Add. to Medford. H. K. Hears et ux to Camilla Davis: W. JJ. to Lots 20, 27 and 21, lilk 2, II. L. White's Add. to Ashland. J. C. Jiarnes et ux to O. S'tarkey et ux; W. i. to land m Tp. 37 H. U. 2 W. John T. breaks et ux to C. V. lieardsley et ux; W. D. to land in Tp. 37 S. It. 2 V. Dillard Morn to Georne Wash- l.1Cr,rin II,.,..,. 1- II ... sll- I'. I.f ciation of East Side !s, nwu of 3. tp. "3; s. k. 4 w. . Ada K. Charley to Jese M. Respectable. Say Savants ""'' ' u; u- s- " lilk- ! 3. Hose I'ark Add. to .Medford. , Cn tin rli n n nf 'R' Ic teulah Heile Jldness et vir to w w ...... w. I . I J Children require , health and purity in ginger ale. Serve them White R.ock Pale Dry, so deiiciously sweet and appealing. Scotch-Irish Trait. Hy Ilimard W. Hlakisl(Kk, Assoi.-iated i'ress .Seleni-e Kditor. NKW VOFtK, July 29. Pi A JjadKe of Hrholarly and offirial re spectability has heen Kiven to the pronunciation of first as "foist" or of New York as "New Volck." This educational change of heart Charles L. Harrison et ux. W. 1). to land In Calloway Add. to Med ford. It. B. llollopeter et ux to (!f;a Swisher. W. 1). to land in Twp. :iS S., It. 1 W. H. A. Thlerolf et ux to Oeorge F. Pythian et ux W. IJ. to land In Twp. a7 S It. I W. J. W. Martin et ux to Kverett L. .Martin. W'. 1. to the NW'i of the SE'4' of Sec. Ill, Twp. 118 S 1. 1 W. L. Alvin Tollefson to John St. :lr".n.'"'nl'lln,"n "'""""'f "'" lOetmaln et ux.-AII of lot 12. Cook TO FRED WAHL HOME A haHhful, dainty, little blond, with hlg hlue eyp, who.se name Ih Hct'y Joan, in a new resident of Medford, coming here from I'ortlnnd to live with her new "ninniii nnd dnddy." -Mr. and Mrs. Kred K. Wahl hrought Hetty Joan, two and one-half yeara old, home with them the latter part of the week, from the Waverly Haby Home In the northern city, i "She Ih .shy, and will huve little to do with HtranwerH who wish to make friends with her," Mrs. Wahl nald. Betty Joan likes her new home, and aecmH very pleawed to be there. learned Hoch-ties nt Columbia uni versity of plans for making a dia lect atlas of the l.'nited States. In the announcement, Prof. Huns Ku rath of Ohio State university, was quoted ns saying: "Movements of population hnve tremendous Importance In the shaping and spread ofdlulect. The Xew York oi.' to which thn Hast Sldo mny claim 'foist' rightH. hus been carried to all parts of the city, to Long Island, to New Jer sey and up the Hudson, by busi ness men nnd working men, and commuters have imported it into Connecticut towns along the sound. "This one-time vulvar pronun ciation Is fast becoming respect able with the rise of 'oi speakers to commercial, political and cul tural Importance. Not a few pro fessors at Columbia university are using It In a somewhat milder form, and ex-Oovernor Alfred K. Smith i not the only man of prom inence to give it social standing." Knrath credited ihe wid-west-erner's sounding of r.ll his R' m part to the persistence of our il In Scotch speech. Me traced at back to the Scotch-Irish from Scot land and northern Km: land who In their new American homes con tinued all their It's. Ten years Ih to be devoted to : compiling the-dialect iitlns. U uimsi to embrace ultimately the Knglish I dialects in all North America, and! tne foreign language colonies such as Pennsylvania Dutch. Canadian and Louisiana French, Spanish in the southwest and Scandinavian in Minnesota and the Dakotas. Arrested for reckless driving, when his ear collided ' with' an Olilsriiohlte touring car driven by Harold Duffy on the corner of Kront and Main Htreela yesterday noon, W. C. Strahan v;ls released on $.'i0 bond and required to ap pear in Justice court today. , Tom Martin nnd Raymond Car ter were arrested Saturday nii;ht in a rooming house on I'roiit street on a charge of disturbing the peace, according to local officers. They speut the night In the city jail and wore released yesterday on 10 halt apiece. BY SANTA FE TRAIN ST. .KIKKIMI, Mo July 29. W) Three persons were killed and two children seriously Injured near Wexford, Mo today when a Santa Ke train struck an automobile. Kljear Wohb, :IS, Ills wife, 35, and her sister Miss Stella Collie, 4(1. nil of I'lattsbntK. Mo., were killed. Hlrhurd Welib, A. son of the dead couple, proluihly will die. ft.portod Hy JMMon County AbitrMl Co, Sixth 8U..I and Cwitr.l AVMW.J 1 1 In- ('Irmlf t'ourt. ' ' ' Leonard - Carpenter. Cordon Voorhles and Alfred S. V. Carpen ter incorporate under name of "Southern Oronon Storage Com pany." I''lled July 15, 1!I2!1. I'lowden Stott. Marlon Codd.ird anil Karl llerhrlni; Incorporate un der name of "OreKon-Cnliinrnia Kast KrelKht." Kiled July !'.. 1S2S s. A. Kroschcl. I. .1. Neff c tj D'Alblnl. Jackson County Cream ery, files supplementary articles or Incorporation, amended to Cold Seal Creamery. Kiled July 2:1 1!I2!. W. T. Itrown assumes name 'Highway Market service station Filed July IS. Iti2!t. sey Add. to Central Point. T. Orion filass et ux to Karl S Tumy W. IJ. to land In Twp. XI S., K. 2 W. William R. Shcdley to Mills K, Shedley. W. D. to SM, of lot is, Stewart Acres. Carrie E. Harenillno et vlr to Tt. w. Sackett -et ux. W. D. to lots 15 and 10, block M, ltailroad Adtl. to Ashland. Gertrude K. Acltor to Luella A. Ilowman. Q. C. I), to lots IJ, 14 and 15, block K, Talent. H. J. Moeller et ux to Mildred Cowgill. W. u. (o the south S4 ft. of lots 16 and 17, block 2, Palm's Add. to Medford. J. R. Kyan et ux to Elizabeth Case. Q. C. D. to the south S4 f . ol' Ibts IS and 17, block 2, Palm's Add. to .Medford. E. U. lirlKKs et ux to Mattie Hib bard. W. I), to lots 13, 14 and If. in block G of Kailruad Add. to Ash land. Annie C. Maddox to Western l.oi?n liiiildini; Co. W. U. to Twp. :!7 S.. It. 2 W. C. R. .Marshall et ux to J. C. Barnes et ux W. I), to laud In Twp. J7 S.. H. 2 W. City or Medford to I.. .1. Adam' et ux. W. I. to lot S. block 5S. Original Town of Medford. J. H. Ilowman et ux to .. 3. Ad ams. Q. C. I), to lot S, block 5S. Original Town of Medford. F. E. Merrick, et ux to K. I.. En gle CJ. C. D. to north two-thirds of rov. lot 4, Sec. 9, Twp. 37 S., R. 1 V. K. L. EiikIo et iix to Clayton H. Isaac et ux. Gov. lot and lite north two-thirds of nv. lot 4, See. 9, Twp. 37 8 II. 1 W. . .! Obituarv I " i.i j ' Itui lincnnie. Cal . arrive,!- Satur day to spend ft few dnya visiting with Mr. and Mm, J. J. Huehter. Mrs. Itrown helnpr Mm, Huchter'a coulu. Tht visitors took In Cra ter Lake yesterday. Mrs. Khiaheth Kdmundwon of McCloud. Cab, arrived In the city thl morning on a business and pleasure trip. Mrs. Jamr Cornutt of the Oold lllll illntrtct waa n visitor In Med Tord for poveral hours (hit morn Florence May of the Merid ian Ore hard district and two nieces, ICdith and Clara May, en tertained with fc week end party, their Kuesis helng six Normal school tilrls from Portland and Se attle. The occasion wim honoring Miss KdUh's birthday, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. II. a, Harding hnve returned from a two weeks' trip to Yellowftone National park. They entered the park through the west entrance, drove alt the way around II, and left ty the south entrance through the Jackson Hoe! country In Wyoming. Cars from every state In the union except two were seen In the park as well nn cars from Canada. Kuwait and Wnh tuition, D. C, Ald Mr. Harding. , SCHATZ Sophie K. SehaU passed away at her home, 1 2n 2 Kast Kleventh ' ? street Saturday evening from Infirmities due to old nuo. Aged 85 years, five months, 2'i days. Native of Pennsylvania, h ranees of Horn Kelruiry f, IS44. The fam lly had resided In Medford for the past seven years. The family were former residents of mtroit, Mich. She was tho wife of a Civil war veteran. leeeased leaves her hus band. John Soha ti and one son. Leslie It, Schata. Kuneral scrviceM will be held at the family home Monday at s p. m., Itev. KuvhhhhI Set, officiating. Interment in Mt. View cemetery. Ashland. j t-'uncrul arrangement In chaifte of the I'erl Kunenil Home. O U O C K K It James Crant Crocker, Hifant son of Mr. and Mrs. John C. Crocker of sas Wett Tenth street passed away al the Sacred Heart hospital early Sat ui day morning mjeri two days. Intermetit took' tdnce Satiitdtiy at t p. m Itev. Carmen Mell orfuat- llUjt- Vjincouver Plant Burni VAXCOl'VKIt, H. C.. Julv (rD -Hiii-ns suffered In n (ire whU h gutted Ihe Jones Tent Awning Co. plant proved talul to tleorce Capelle. 3ft. Capelle was sprayed with oil irom an explodltiR taek . CatkanUv Cnnsi ruction under way on $15,975 Ihitvey and Hm ton huildiUK- Iteal I'stato Tnuisfors. Helen M. Clifford et vir to Tl. W, Klley et ux: W. I), to the X of NW:, Sec. 21. Tp. 35 S. II. 4 W. Albert S. Daugherty to Clarihel Moen: W. U. to land In Tp. 117 S. It, 2 W. K. A. Pnugherty et ux to K. K. Foss; i), c. D. to land In Tp. 38 S. K. 1 K. K. Ko et ux to r. A. Daugh erty; W. 1. to land in Tp. 3S S. It I W, Charles Hofheck et ux to Itoliort O. Iturns et ux; W. I), to land In Tp. 3M s. U. 2 W. W. t Lyman et ux to F,. S. Brown: W. P. to Lots 30 and 31. Mont View Add. to Ashland. Mahel C. I'oatuie to Samuel S. Poague; Q. C. I), to 10 ft. of the N. side of Lot I-. nil of Lot 13, Cooksey's Add. to Central Point: also Lots 3, 4. f and fi. Klock 8. Amy Hnrlmuh'h Add. to Central olnt. Muhel C. Poauue to Samuel S. Poauue: Q. C. I), to Lot 5, !tll: 1, Imperial Add. to Medford. (. H. Johnson et ux to .Limes It. DuKgnn; W. P. to the SKVi nf SWi of See. S2. Tp. 37 S. It. 3 W. Warren Snod grass to l.illle M. McKee; W. p. to all of Lots 1. 2, Hlk 11. Phoenix. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY Ft I K l-.'NT Five room modern house, near schools. Inquire at &? Haven street. tf AN ASSOCIATION is helng form ed i o ha nd le a n a rt Icle of u ni versal commerclitl use from aste material. If you would make several hundred iter cent and have from IJSO to $1000. would like to talk to you. Pest of references. This Is a li op portunity to make monev. Ad dress fin interview, Hex 75. Mall Trihune. t waKtkh l.ady MtenoKrapher. one with office experience pre ferred. Aldttss Stenographer, care of Mail Trihune. stating when available, experience, sal ary desired, give street address ami telephone. 1 30 J. Verne Shangle Photographer Home Portraits should be made now. Have us photograph Granddad or Grandmother in your own home. These will please you. Phono 1308 318 Mod. Bldg. A7 . J t AXO HOLLV St. Phohi 144 A Complete Cleaning ah . DYEINO SEI7V1C AExperi ' Finishing n 1 Fllmi In at 10 A. M. Ready at (P.M. PROMPT MAIL-ORDER SERVICE SWEM'S KODAK, BOOK. GIFT SHOP Foil I5KNT-Modern 4 -room mm . galow, furnished; ganme. Tel. 4.SH-1, r Vi nt 340 Haven. U'f VOU SA1.K Antloue davenport and la l tie '1 vrienitl nigs, un usiia I ma h eg a ny l ressc r with French mirror attached, one stmare, hand -carved nnhog:inv tahle. Tuesdav and Wednesday only. , Sii South lirnpv. 11 Women's Hose 1 S1.00 Pair Silk from top to toe with i pointed heal iiiitiiiiiii!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!iiiiii!iiinr jff mm ' MADE ONLY WITH WHITE ROCK WAT Eft Causes Differ from Symptoms 5 id Pliysicians tmit causes, not s y in p t o in s. WcU?-nii'dii-ation means Ireat-iii!- symptoms (iiite 1 iu wioii way to go about ni'ttinn' rid of the troiiMo. A visit to your doctor nine times out of ten. is t ho clieapest lliing to do in (lie long run. Trust your doctor and when lie n'ives yon a prescription 1o lie tilled. 11 sGet It at MaffiHV Medford 's Oldest and Newest Drug Store 214 E. Main Phone 91 With Our New Cooling Plant ;NOW lyjTTsri TODAY 4 Shows D.iily at 1:30, 3:15, 7 and 9 P. M. ON. .i' rrfw- .. ' "sc-V!:-ii;t Tjlr'" fit V '?' t ALL TALKING! YOU MAY BE" A l;oriiM;( k YOU MAY BE A ( IICAP I'K;" YOU MAY BE I'.Nr.AITIII-'I'l, NO MATTER WHAT YOU ARE OR WHAT YOU'VE DONE YOU'RE STILI ml Also CHARLES KING In the All Talking All Colored Musical Revue "Climbing the Golden Stairs" AN ALL TALKING Picture of the Battle of the Sexes in and out of the Prize King with MARY BRIAN RICHARD ARLEN Jack Oakie and Harry Green BACLANOVA Admission . ''""s 10 and 35 Ev"E)s 25 and 50 COMING WEDNESDAY ALL TALKING t DOLORES in ' a m ' UJ 1 - .X M I VI li. J a. 1 . il m 4 W 1 MSEC . s - M A BREEZY COMEDY OF MANY MERRY MOMENTS. r- , rlsnm r a ;ilunl whlrh f !ve rlpa fruit. nunibrr of bnunv In warm Bummem Aieaiura la itiv wmm. ffriftriipullii uf Oi ItuKiia Itlvi-r vallry and catxway tu C'mlor Itka.