Medford mail tribune., July 30, 1929, Image 2

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MT:DFOTlD MATL TRTTSTTNT!, AfEDFOftD. OTiFf:0', TUESDAY, JULY ?,0, 1029.
l1
ocal and
Personal
Seventy out of the Htute earn
reentered hero yentenlny with tho
local Htate auto traffic bureau from
all parts of the t'nlted Slates, lllu':
tratlnff the fact that the auto tour
ist travel l( funl upproahinK tho
peak.
For penohea come to Lauroldale
Orchard, Pacific highway, 5 nil.
1 south of Grants Pukii. 530
Mm. Clyde Walker of Kort Mini-
i ison. Iowa. left today for her home
'l In that viiy, after vlftltlng with her
: brother; Kivd' Jltidy of Mod ford.
,j .Tree prop, aborted length.
WoodR 1-bivCo. 1 21tf
) Mrs. Kdythe Martin anil Mr.
'l Helen Smith returned to Medford
on Sunday from Hifn FranrlHcn,
i where they spent tho paht week
ori' a vacation trip.
1 ?!.G0 per load $2.50, green pine
slabs Jor Jfl-lm Auk about free
kindtlnff. Med. fuel Co., Tel. 031.
lOf.'tf
(luestH from a dihtance rcjflHter
i ed itt lorn"! hoteltr Include' Mr. and
w Mrn J. M'. Morrow of Den Moinon,
Iowa, John II. UenlHnn "f New
YorVCIly, fary 'ettrtn of Norfolk.
( Va., Mm. !rerlude H. Kenyon of
t frand RapldH, Mich., Mr. and Mr.
Stuart Campbell of Waterloo, Neb,,
? Mr. I. WelllriKlon and son of
Vancouver, H. t. Mrs. Maud Hand
I and Hurh Handera of Wkhlta,
j KmiH.. Mr. and Mr. To in 10. .lonen
, of ChleiiKo, III. t
I PynKe'H old-time da nee, Nnt,
' Wed; and Sat. 134
The Derep of Honor Proioetlvy
f aHtfoelatfnn will hotil a HOiinl nnf
bufilnesH meeting on 'rhiirHtlujf
even Inc. Aukuhi iHt, at 8 'nnlo(.'1c
at the home nf Mrs. PeHsle HubleK
I 8& 15Ht N'lnlh street.
Dr. and' Mrs. J. J. Kmmem and
i son Kobert are expected home
from New York, l'Yidny, Auk. -nd.
131
i ' Verhnr VawteV will leave for
Kun KranclHco tonight on business.
Tree propH, 1x2 full size, at Med
ford Lumber Co. 124tf
Mr. and Mrs. Karl W. Ilichards,
non Kranels and two dniiKhlerH,
Hoael and Mary, of Ashland, Neb.,
are expected to arrive' In the city
today for a visit with Mr. and Mrs.
J.: Frank Wortman. The families
are doubly related as Mr. Itielt
ards in Mi's. Wort mail's brother,
aiid Mr. Hlehnrds Is Mr. Wort
man's (st'er. Mr. HIchnvdN Is it
retlr'ed farmer. Miss Horel' Rich
ards has Just finished at the rnl
vrralty of Nebraska, and Miss Mary
Rlehards and Kranels Hlchnids are
ntill rttudentM at Hint university.
Tree' props from clear5 lurhber.
Big Plilos Lbr. Co. Phono No. I.
118tf
Mr. and' Mi's.' J. V. Hnlder end
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hoso left for
a visit at the OreRort Caves today.
A few smnll steelhend are hehiK
taken near (ioicl HIM, local anglers
report. T. H. Dnwson cittiirht three
Ktiriday. the: latffcst having fresh
net maVkk, tndleatlnp that oach-
Inir on the lower river has hot been
Htopped. Ornntrf Puss Courier.
Red I-etter Day at the M. M.
Dept. Htot'e tnmnrrow. Ten S.
II. Rreeh discount stamps KltKK.
lan
; A large number of ciiMtoniers
were at the public market' this
morning, and all of the berries
and most of the veKetables were
Hold at an early hour.
We have money to loan on pear
crop, chattels, collateral security,
salaries, etc. Itanlster & Chrlatncr,
Liberty Hldg. 134
Htilnley Smith and Howard a
'Clerc are spending tho week In
Portland; They plan to return to
Modford" Sunday.
Window glass, all nlzea; also plftte
glnsH. TrowbrldKe Cabinet Wks.
Nineteen persons died as the re
mit of traffic accidents In
Oregon during 'June, according to
a- report of the atnte traffic de
partment. Approximately 3tio per
sona were injured. More than 1 1 "J &
of the accidents were due to care
lessness yf d rivers, w li I le In 33 H
eases the drivers failed to give
proper right of way. A total of
117 drivers wore exceeding the
wpeed limit.
'Double H. II. green discount
stamps given on all lltirualn Ituse
nteltf pntvhfivPM tomorrow at the
At. M. Dept. Store. 1 jji
M.IIHhii M. Coulcy. I.uellu licdell
and Helen l.uic of Hruuklyn. N. Y.
trtok tho stiiKe this mrniiitf fur
Crater lnke.
A large hI nek of tree1 props nl
toods lbr. Cn. I!uf
Among the Oreoniuns rexlster
efl ut Med ft ild Hotels are Mil
Wttn KHgnre of llouaitv.n, Mr. and
Mm. Jl. V. Davis of Salem, Mrs.
iNVIUo Oirrell and daughter nf
Monmouth, and the follnvvint; fn.-n
Port land: Mr. and M rs. Philip
jrhk Mr. and Mrs. Y. . Dunlnp.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. PUyan. Mr.
ahd IU.vti.tK. K. MorKan und Mi.
JahV C Chsse.
j Djiiioo at Drnaniland, ChlldcrtT
Ask
your grocer for Fluh
ior' Milk Bread and
be assured of the finest
bread money can buy.
h
I Jurk I'oweil, 19, MorifYird youth,
I l HufftTliitf from flotlouH but not
fa' hI InjnrleK rm-clved tdiotit ti
j o'clock Kumlfty morning when the
j Hiti loy-DavliUnii inoturryt.'lu he
was rldiHK coltlOVd h-.Jon with
an Overland touring car driven by
J I H. !,. VoumanM.
rhe nilKhttp u
I cut-red on the JaekHoiivllle high
way about a mile out of Medfitid.
The injured youth wan taken to the
Sacred Heart hospital In Medford.
AHhland Tiding.
Tree propH from clear lumber.
BIk Pines Lumber Co., Phono No. 1
(ionirtn w, IHuylns of Talent
wan in the city on bunlne.sH Mon-
iUy-
iyne'H old-time dance. Nat.
Wed. and Hat. 134
1.. fluff Hpent Sunday at f-'ren-
teen City, bathliiK In the urf and,;
dfkKlfiK claniH.
Do your NhoppliiK at (he M. M.
Iet, Ktore totrtorrow. Doulile H.
Xr 1 IF .11
... " "'""'i " m
every i-ami iu rename.
.Miv. Chaa. Henry and daughter
Oeortfla of Luwrencevllte. III., Infi
thiM noon for their home, after
Hiiendinif weveiii nu.rii Iim vf ui i i tw
MVh. Kd Meekelhymer of Union
( reek.
L. C. Smith and Corona tvnewrlt-
erif. Medford Typewriter lOxchanwe.
139
Mrs. Roy Mtigford left this
morning for Sacramento lifter
spending ten days visiting her par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. White of
thlH city.
Heleeted' green hloekM and slabs.
12 or lfi-in., on edgings. Ask about
free kindling. Med. Kile! Co. Tel.
031. JOSif
Catherine O'ltmirke." ait employ
of the Maying shop, will leave ffr
Vancouver, Wash., tomorrow to
visit, hoi' parents, Mr. and Mrs. T.
O'ltourke, and her sister, Mrs. Ar
thur" D. Williams. Mr. anil Mi's.
Wlllli.ms drid small son Arlhur are
retiiritlng from Kiiwuii. In the Hii
wa linn Islands, for ah extended
visit. Mr. Williams Is ill tlie eiii
plny of Ihe California -Hawaiian
SiiKar coi-poiiitlon and has charge
of a 1 -'.OiiO-ucfe plantation there.
Money loaned to worthy people
to pay their honest debts. Thomas
Realty Co.. llm. 12, Palm Itlk., cor
ner Main and Front. unstalrH. 24tr'
Clep Kabrick. Jr., left today for
lingerie and Seattle on business.
He Is a representative of the Amer
ica ti Laundry Mnehine company.
Special showiiiK of winter coal's
tomorrow. Double slumps on iH
down payments at the M. M. De
partment Store.
Mrs. K. Fuller of Mt. Rainier,
Mr. nm Mrs. A. V, lit ugcnhelmer
of Spokane, Mr. and Mrs. Walter
W. Pulley and Mr. 4ind Mrs. Win.
T. Stewart of Sea it le are visitors
in Medfot'd from Washington.
f''.ri(l per load. 2. GO, green pine1
slabs, 12 or 16-ln. Ask about free
kindling. Mod. Fuel Co., Tel. 631.
10fitf
Mrs. F. K. I".e left for James
town, Ind., last night, where she
was called, due to the serious ill
ness of her brother.
Dressmaking, smocking nnd but
tonholes. The Fashion Shop, 424
Medford Rid. Phontf 1181. 13tf
Mrs. James Aldersun and daugh
ter Virginia arrived In' Medford
yesterday to spend several days as
the HueMs nf Mrs. ( . J. McKi'O,
Choice gladioli, 25c a doz; 150
varieties to choose from. Heo them
Jit SnmuolHon'M Flower Harden, 2lts
Clnrk St. Phone 7T.I-X. 131
The Hollywood baseball team
passed throuuh Medford last iiIkIK
on the Shasta, en route to Los An
geles. Itecause planet were not
ttvallable to lake the players from
Seattle to Portland, they aro one
day behind schedule.
Tree props from clear lumber.
Pig Pines Lumber Co., Phono No. 1.
121tf
A. Pay Parker nnd family of
Hutte Falls were Medford visitors
yesterday.
Local and long distance hauling.
We biiw you money. Hawley Trans
fer, (119 N. Riverside Tel. 1044-X.
15f!
Dedication of Salem's new $.r0,
000 municipal airport Will be a fea
ture of the stale convention nf the
American Legion on the opening
of (he three-day annual meeting
'August x, with bonds posted for
tho apiieariitice of a crack so.und
Ton of army pursuit ships from
Crlssey field, near Sun Francisco.
There will be not air races nor air
circus, but the army squadron will
offer if complete prouVam nf aerl.il ;
inaueiiverH and stunt flying. i
Reneflt dance by Montana club,'
Saint-day, August 3. at V. o. w. ;
hall. (iood music, freo lunch, j
Tickets 7 tie. 131 i
Mrs. R. .. Solomon nf Klam
ath Falls was In Mcdfold vester-
day. I
Kiddles' ready made patitv!
dresses of attractive prints, with1
Laproii to niati'h, sixes 2 to t( years.'
regular price, 1 .!. t(t close out,
Jl.Pi. KIS
Mis. I'M ward Lynn tt Pi-ecott. ,
Arlr... mrlvcd In Medford by train
liM night to vlit with Frank and!
Witt. Itybee of Jncksohville,
We have money to loan on peiiri
crops, chattels, collateral security,
salaries, etc. Hatilster ('bristlier,
'Liberty Hldg. 134
Call tot nla lis registered at Md
foyi hotels include Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur fiarher and Fmma and Kd
ward (larber of Fairfield, Mr. and
Mrs. tieo. F. Riddle and Mis. L.
Reale of San Marlho, Klsie and
Fern Nellsml nf Perkeley. s,co. L.
M ill, trd ami f ii tn My of Pasadena.
Mi . and Mrs. V. Ilusewell nf Sanld
H:irlaia. Kobert C, Paly aiul fam
ily of San Pedro, 'Mrs. Harrit lliicli
Ity and parly i,itd M rs. A till to K.
S.-ott and Kthel A. Scntt of Lung
Peach. Mrs. Chas, K. S.atfe and
Mts Marjnrie Sinrfe of t ink land.
Mr Iitiio Isaacs. Mr. and Mrs. ().
M. Johnson, Mrs. K. I tent tie and
Mrs. .1. F. Rentilo of San Finn
clhco, Mr, itnd Mrs. H, J. Caminn,
Mr. and Mrs. It. P. VanUerper. Mr.
ihd Mrs. K. S. Durutent ami Mi-s.
K. S. Durment, Jr., of lam Angeles.
I'omplete lino nf shoes carried
by the k'.nnt Sld. Shoo Simp. No
better shoo anywhero for tho price
O, Showers. j aof
Mrs. McCaskcy and MlH. Sid
Itichardsnii nf Central Point spent
this morniuh' In the city on busi
ness. Special phnwlng nf winter coats
tomorrow. Double stamps on all
down imymenta at the M. M. De
nurtmcnt Store,
Minn i.oretta OlmmlnM of Mon
roe, Mli h., will arrive on the HliHsta
from INirthind this evening. Mlna
('rlinmins will he maid of honor
at the wiMhUiiK of her counIu. Mury
! Cn lii r. and Kdwurd C. Kelly, a
week from today.
KlddlfH ready made . punty
drcHHes of attractive piintH, with
'apron to match, nixes - to 6 yearn,
regular jiili-e, $l.ir., to close out
$1,411. 13r
A inarrfuuo licence was Issued In
mc 'oiiuiy cierK s mi we yesieruay
to J. J'Minund Olsdn, iU.' and Mary
l21tf'C Weixmann. 4. of Orants Pass,
t;orona audinK mncnineg at Med-
j ford Typewriter Kxchange. 139 A1J(.n( rei4onable Price. Phone
M,H- ,w,rRC J' l'VC"V,,tl l,ttH ,Pyour order to 1039 or 422-L. tf
turned home from her former I A ,. ,.,.,.,. , ,...,, ,
home at Jefferson; Iowa, where; ' H''10
I he had been vlsitlnp for tho past
two months, hfrcompanled by her i
niother, Mm, P. A. Ford of Jeffer-
I on. who will visit at the PrcHcott
home for nome time.
UM.,1 Klnt,
j , . " , '
i "i 4 rumimn. h uimjiii
' free kindling. Med. Fuel Co.. Tel.
631. " lUTitr
Mr. M. K. Kiddie wuh hoHtenn
hi t a dellu'hlful dinner oartv ot Ml;'
i lck- lodtfc on Honue river, Hun-
nay. aimiui jo jrtiwtM were preH -
cnt mid' garde and swimming were
i e'njoyed throughout the . afternoon
i and evetiltlfi.'
Troo rops from clear lumber.
Pig Plnen Lbr. Co. Phone Xo. l".
1 18tf
A Hupmobile roadster, driven by
Mis. .Marian A. Xelson of Portland
iiooui o u chick nunuay an'rnoon
collided hcadoti with . a aedan
driven by J. H. HanHcn of San
Franelscu, on the highway near
Phoenix, when Mrs. Nelson at
tempted to pass a car driven by
A. H. Thompson of Ashland, bam-
a e amounted to about $",oo on j west zone office of the Willys- j
the two cars. Ashland TidiiiKS. (Overland company, transacted bus-j
' Double K. H. green discount iness with the (!eo. 'I'relchler Mo
slaiiips Biveu on all liarnain Rase- tor company, local dealers, today I
merit purchases tomorrow at the i
M. M. Dept. Store. 1 !!
, MIsh KHzabeth Wiley i.r Los An
geles arrived Suturday evening for
a wee k 'a visit wit h M ra. M . K.
Riddle. Miss Wiley wilt take in
"Crater Lake and a number of the
outstanding scenic points around
Medford during her stay here.
Protect your eyes from direct
sun's rays with Vekirk eyo shades,
special 311c, in assorted oolttrs, at
Colvig Drugs, next to Itlalto thea-I
ter. See tho window. 131
Auto permits were granted In
the" sheriff's of flee yesterday and
thi iriorniitc to the followinc: H.
A. Kills. H. C. flraveH. Konl Jura
nto, Rernal Culy, C. V. Anderson,
F. C. Findlcy, J. C. liyau. Silver
crest OtVhardM, R. A. Skinner.
Hlertn ravis, William 'ope land of
Medford': Ivmi Davis, H. K. Cnn
kci' of Jacksdnvitie: Fowler Sales
company of Klamath Falls; Hattie
Howlett'of Kagle Point and Charles
Day crouch of Ashland.
$r.(io Special $r..O per load, fac
tory blocks. Med. Fuel Co., Tel
R3I.
T0rtf (
Art hndrls' left yesterdiiy for
San Francisco'- ,lo return to Med
ftiril In about' a week. Mr, Kndi'is
will then IcaVe for Tacotna wHere
he I a If erf up IliK new work as sales
manager for the Tain ma and' Se
attle divlMon of the Sperry Flour
company, Mrrt. Kndrls will Join
him some time later In September.
Ited Letter Day at the M. M.
Dept. Store tomorrow. Ten S. At
H. gi'eep discount stamps Fit 111'-.
Jack Wilson and family of 1 J I
South Lincoln were pleasantly .sur
prised viHh a short visit from his
motheY, Mrs. Mary . WllHon. and
Ki-atldson add two brotllerH. Dohald
and KHiter Wilson, all of Addy.
Wash. He had not seen them for
ten yefirs. They were acconl
panled hy his sistcc; Mt'rf. Kline r
K. Williams, nhd two children of
Kugene.
Protect your eyes from direct
suit's Vays with ATcklrk eye shades,
special Alio, In assorted colors, at
Colvig Drugs, next to Itlalto thea
ter. See the window. KM
Mrs. fl. A'. Abbott add daughter
Maude returned yesterday from
Lake o' the Woods, where they
have been vacationing' the last
wee k.
$r,.n Special $r.un P0r load, fac
tory blocks. Med'. Fuel Co., Tel.
3I. ior-tr
i:arl PlKahtW and his fatlier. F.
i:. nigijnw, left yest unlay for a
wi'ek's motor trip In Crescent' City
ami coast points down through
California. They will return here
Satindiy or 'Huuditv.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
F(U ItlONT l-ronin house, partly
furnished, $J0. water paid.
For rent acres with Kood
ft -room house, win tent for a
year at $-' per month.
CIIAl'NCKV FI.UKKV.
Ji'l First National Patik.
I3S
F(lt sA Li; -i Jood hnhie on pave
ment Tor $:'ti."h; lim. and bal-
nee on monthly pa.Miients. :
Fur Sale HoimI little chicken
farm I'm- ".'you; lion down pay-.
ment,
CIIACXCFV Fl'.OPF.V.
l?oi Fh'Ml National Plmk.
i.1r.
''HI! l!K.'T . I'lililiMlflHil iiuail
mcnt. L'Jll Nu. Ivy. LIS
VA N'TKll Autt) tmuspnrlMinh
f"i- Ihroi to Nnll l.nU' or (iritntl
.1 unci ion. ruin. Dhuiii o' i'iiIcki
S.TVlr? .Stlltloll. iai
b'nl! f.M.K ruillloi-H mill ei'tli-r. '
Or. Si line. I ; i !
WAXTKIl A llollio foe uiiihI illiCT. S
1 1 it inn no oiincm. Hi-, .lotii'. I ill 'S3:
I.AMV Willi kIiI. s, minis iUHr.
I I'lnu fi.'i' . mini; no i IiIHIiimi.
i".i lii'iiMon i:u
. . ...
l l'K H.M.K-t-holK nncl: llr:HhiB
.stovo. fi-ull .lur, hcivIiik mi. rhino,
olh.T f urnlltni'. I'lionu -' .
tii'inlri' b3 Iti-nllv SI. 131
riii! a mm M niioint a-1
Imiiiht runci. oxirn lorci ovon "
it ml wtirinini; ovni, J-i wiltrl3
hi'iiit'i-, .u tiwiirli unit t'ontluli.
for : j i-nwlt. I'hoiio Via. iate
Kill! NU.U-HImi'K ,ol,o .llili'.. 1
:. I'honl' HI I -.1-1. KM 1
nil In Km., I I'onillllon. Wlll -.'II
r'Olt
III
.SAI.K 1 fl. Iiimvv illw
Clioni- 4HH-K-S.
1.11
YlU'.NO WUIOW with two Klrli.
4 ntiil fi. wolilil tike work In
lino Ihm'Iohk homp. Phono 4iil-.l
iSS
I
or oi a. viiikilulo. slilo oniranoi'
- J30 t!
Mrs. J. P. Hurley and xou Kd
ward of SprJnKfleld, Mo.,' and Mrs.
Mabel HennetJ and dniiKhter, Mit-w
Kmlly, of HfdliMter, .Mo., arrived
last nlfcht to vixll their two broth-
: ern. n.arli-H uml fleorue MYf'liiiti
i of Phoenix, and- their HiHter, .Mrs.
' Mollle Wlfeher of Medford. Mix.
Hemiett hud not n;'cii her brother
j George and winter, Mi s. Wilcher. I
j for i!7 yearn. .Mr. Hurley haw'
, inittle neveml trips to the Jtoue ,
Itlver valley: It in Mrs. Henuett's
i rirst trip out. inn lauiex are,
j cousins if Ur. Frank JCoberts of
Medford,.
jiii KiiiiiH ui Huriivinir nnriA nv
was one rf two who enlisted from
I Medford in the Hjmniwh-Ainerlean
war In 1X!'. The other wuh l!oh
l)iv. JameH C.rieve and two nthem
H.IIIP Pn -
f liHted from Central Point. 'Hi.ye
j . ,v, r t i 1
'P. Taylor, who Joined from Jack-
I sonvllle, was killed in action at
Malabon.
Do your .shoppint: at tho M. M.
1,1 ni,,rp lomon-ow. ununie . ,
i - ituntn tm
' pVory cash purchase
IVJ
('has. M. Kngllsh. who Is at his j
former home In Magara, X. D., on
business and pleasure, recently had,
';n -l-n. driving from
Deering to .Niagara his car skidded j
i In the gravel and turned over three,
j times. Mr. Knulish suffered bruises !
ami cms ami a sprained uiikic nui
was not seriously hurt.
Chicken dinners,
7fi. Good Lfi
the best; better than tho rest. The
Covered Wanon. Phoenix. 1
Martin F. Swift of Portland, fae-:
lory represent at I ve of the norl h-
11 r,d drove to K la math Falls on
liuslnesH.
Tree props. That prop propper,
slzu propper, price propper, prop-
per place to get them. Medford
Lumber Co. 1 u pf I
William Rice, representative In
soul her ji Oregon for t he Flcisch j
man Yeast company, will spend '
his vacation visit iiib at different j
ei tiles in 'alifoi nla. I
Oct those fenders and auto
bodies straightened at Prill's Sheet!
Metal Works, opposite Lewis Super! the Lincoln club of ibis county,
Service Station. Phone 418. tf'land at its earlier meetings deliv-
,Mi. S. K. How let t. the pioneer ered orations full of humor and
woman from F.anle point., was i polities. In early life be was a
the fir?! person to purchase a pew j ncwsp;icrmaii. and worked on
H3 Puick. diseai-dlng her old J !i:t . papers in Vas;i:.ig1mi.
Rulck til.. I was .still doing good I Word of thedealii was wired to
service. j friends In this city.
Protect your oyoa from direct! At th" ti,n, r ,lis poking. Col.
sun's rays with Vekirk eye shades, I Washburn was planning a year's
special 3!c, in assorted colors, at s,:,y in ,,,,ly-
Colvig Drugs, next to Riulto the.i-
ter. See the window.
Mr. and Mrs. 1 1. C. Frcdelt
home from attending the Kuncno I
celebra lion. M r. Fredot t e Itt a II '
decorated with the :-ddehurn's of
Ihe 4!ter.
Iet me write your fire Insurance..
Cart V. Tengwald, Hotel Jlolhutd.i
Phono flflll. i .t-f I
Notice. jibe resiifi of a collision between
Anyone wantlm; earwig, poison the Stiidebaker car driven by his
may obtain same by phoning the ; father. It. F. Pelevan and a Star
County Awent's office, or seeing edan driven by Mae fiilisop of Ta
K. It. Da t man; County Fruit Jn- jcoma, Washington, on the hlgh
spectftr. This polsop will be dcfv-JW!y '"Ih side of Central Point,
ered to parlies desiring same and'T,u' ,m-v whu W,IH seated in the
is sold at t lie rate of I "l poundh fl nl 1 with his father. was
for $ I.H.-i. This price is cost. t;i (,'"'nw" against the windshield as
; I the result of the impact. Mrs.
Card of Thanks, 1 J lielevan and another young sou in
We want to thank our friends , the rear seat' wove uninjured,
for their kindness and - syuipat hy The Pelevaus woro going south
during our late bereavement, .in J oil the highway, returning home
the loss of our beloved son; also .from a motor trip through Die
for the many beautiful flowers. north. Mrs. Gibson was drivine
Mr. and Mrs. A. 11. Suuderniao. north. Poth cars. eonslderaoly
It'll damaged, are In local garages.
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w if miHiiv
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COMING 1
AS SECRETARY OF
At a meeting of the directors of
' Ihe i "ji 1 iTiii'iilit .Knot hern On-ioiii
i .. .... , ... . . . . , .
' , 7 v 1 Z ,r u
I ( cl,'y n t.co ma Vn
1'uhllc" "r th' T,l "ia'
( nam"t1' of commorce, waa choHen
association Sei.teinber I.
' At the meeting Josephine cotin-
' ty -was repreMcnted by Mcmsi-h.
: Pent, Con kiln and Dunieray of
,iaiiu I UfHl .
Ca
nl If., by Messi-H. (!'hilds, Ireland
and Peacock; Klamath county by
A. West and Jackson county by
i C. 11. (Pop) dates and Dr. II. W.
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Dcvelottucnt of the port of Cren.
vent, Calif., ami the extension of
t he ( ; i a nts I 'ass ra i I roa d tu that
(.m ' mjJur olljt.cl ive8 ot lhe U880.
t.j((tion
Tho 'f.Xlt.Ilw. wlll be lwrne pro
r.t hy lh(; foup t.uuntlra jnt,.r.
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Wjj waK,.,
K(. ,.(t. irv jMnw,. WH divide his
, fnrrt lime between (il'ants P'tss
j Klam.lU, Ftllis. Crescent Citv and
tlilM rltv '
MB
DEAD, PORTLAND
Kobert A. Washburn, for many
years a resident of this valley died
at Port laud t Ills morning age ti l
years. Ho is survived by his
widow. He was formerly owner of
the 1 'apt Tut t le orchard in the
Table Rock district,
To scores of Jackson county
people-, deceased was known as
1 'olmicl Washburit.
He was one of Hie founders of
CALIFORNIA TOURIST
Hiigene lielevan of Jhigels, Oil.,
lost three front teeth this noon as
BIG SILENT PICTURES
of the Far North
Story Writers
7 e ivoiisn
( ) w rt --
i tr u v
SMOKE
BELLEW
Starring
Conway Tearle
Barbara Bedford
Live with Alaska Jack
thosn thrtllinq rinya of
Klonrlyke stampede.
alIo
good comedy
aw
Thursday and Friday
RONALD COLMAN
and VILMA BANKY in
LOVERS"
PAGEANT DIRECTOR
HERE WEDNESDAY
-' ' i
.Misn Uoi-Ih Kiuilli. well known'
dramatic couch of l-ortland, who
directed the Kunxet Trail pai.'eaiit
presented in Kugene lust week,
will arrive in Medford tomorrow
morning to confer with the local
airport committee and chamber of
commerce heads In regard to tho
proposed airport dedication cele-
Mlss Smith will bo the guest of i
the Lions' club tomorrow noun,:
at the Hotol .Mi'dford. thu im'otin Hie npe of 0) vcars 1 month Ulll
ncwhuvJ:,,;rvf,,d,
scriptinn of her part in the J'
thern Pageant and other simihir.nad bei.M a Iesi(,ent of this state
1 ,i V i e n t .
Immediately following the Lions
. . .i i
'. . , ;
will be held between the airport
committee, Jamea Stevens and
other Joenl people invited to assist
I In the dedication celebration. Miss
Smith will also attend this meet
ing.
The weather still conlinues to be
very warm, although a combina
tion of cloudiness, ha.e and smoke
obscured the direct raysVf the sun
much ---pl 9iy- h humidity Petty, of Medrord. will he cwnducl.
seemed : niucli ' Higher, but 1he ed :fmm t ho Conger Funeral imr-weuiheV'.-lnii'caii
', instriiiuetUH$shiY- j lorg, Wednesday, July ;n, nt. lO -q.
ed that it' was about normal for i m. Interment, will he in the Med
thls time of the year. i lord cemetery. !
1 I J.kl ila.ll II 1 1I Jbli, ,Ui iIU.t, i,lu)iL.U. .nll.I ..MMHtiLtl
RTOOraraSTW Every, breatl. of air you brcttie
liSl in 'his theatre is washed and
llA chilled in Medford's Million Dol
With Our New Cooling Plant lar water. , .
starts SGtr HFRR FOR
Tomorrow (mWMTJffil) 4 BIG DAYS
, ALL TALKING SINGING- ' '
DANCING COMEDY LOOK!
IT ENDS
M nOlOBES . H-Olk TONIGHT
--'Lm " ' iC fl Ws' 1 Love"
; : r .frill. -
SHOW GIRL WHO LOVED , ' f 'S X TX ' fMM
MONEY AND OA RED ''- f, . V ft
! ::;v ; ' mmwm
You'll love lovely Dolores In VrWriiS i'JCS,JrV&-?i V--
thi merry story of a show Nj I -V I srY WX V'
beauty who uses men's hearts jr'.Ak 'A . 1 I yT J
as stepm stones to love.
That-FasriilMtinn Ihrme ?7t iVivi '-XA ilW Uf ' fZjL
1 Tomorrow tlioy nun to g ViS jf Vjfl M "'-S
2 BIG ACTS m pric ,,...7 , ;f
OF TALKING , I Mu. . 10 and 35 ' -0. )) UM- S'V " 9
COMEDY Eves 25 and 50 XjCK V '
The hnavliit-He of Ihc atiuosiliT
i-unsed lh ft'nlin of rlMM'iiosH ,
anil of uppresHive temperature.'
The sinukc ariHitiK iroin-.ueiilotd I
rhimneys utid alsi that which j
drifted in from noartty rer-ent lor
t'xl. firert IntnK (-omiuirativHy low
in tho valley, esn'cially in the
Kouth end, almost ohsourintr the
view ot the mountains to the Ninth.
No cooler weather seems to li?
in siRht except tllat which would
arise from a possible unexpected
thunder ahower.
UALI-WJIIIh Hall imaged uwa
at Salem, Ore., July fi, 1 at
i'l"' 11 years. Hponding praetloully
; .. . ' . .? .V . .
"O " 111,11 1 1 "i Jn-iiioi u. nu
mill, a.il IJ
wuh a member of the Kagles' lodge
. , ,
and a very active member of th?
Seventh Day Advent ist church. He
leaves his wil'e Dell O. Hall, of Med-
ford; two daughters. Altar and Phyl
lis: one brother, Amitew Hall, o.',
j Hutte, .Mont.; also-two listers. Mrs.
HiiUfe Triplet! of Untie, Mont., and
i.Mra Laura Kliriierty of I'ortland.
Ore. The reinainH will arrive In
Medford today and the funeral
1i service will he held at tl
Funeral Home, Thursday,
I 1. at -l p. in.. Itev C. H.
i service will he held at the Perl
AtlgUKt
Kitten-
house otiiciating.. Interment in tip;
Medford cemetery.
rT'I)WI(l Funeral services fur1
John P. Ludwig. httslKnitl- of P.Hllo
I.udwig, father of Maigarotie and
! ,!
Obituary
: .luwj jjwjjmmeto .-jfcfc-aW X.
BY SUPREME GOUR
sai KM ' itr'r. July. .'!".
! m,,. XUireniP l ourt oninlons. cui.-
j ,,.iriiy hand.d' down at in
i , !,. k xuesilay . noo nlrms. wore
j ,,.r,.ic(i today (o -I o'clock I"'-
r:itff of (lift ali.H'iieu oC sonii' ul
tin "jiretlresi. '
' " Ciu il or Tim lilts. "
'c "wisli to thank' our niMiy
fi ti mis lor rhi'lr UimlnCHi. .mil .sj in
puthy difrliis -our rt;ciMt ijf rjiavo
m"nl itu! for Ihf liratltlfuJ. flur.il
ofri'l'illKH. Wl- fln-l-iillly ..w.ll ti
thank the Udllion'K l.i lR'l A ucp
' ;,T-
j Leslie 1, ,cl,;.Z and Cdsun
LJ-
m
ITW
SAFE
STORAGE
We have unlimited space
in our new fireproof con
crete warehouse. We so
licit grain for storage, be
lieving we have the best
and safest place in the val
ley to store your grain. See
us. ' '
MONARCH
Seed & Feed Co.
Warehouse Cor. Tenth
and South Fir