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Smokers must be very careful
in what sections of Crater Na
tional forest they smoke, ehte the
nce liable to discovery and appre
hension by a forest ranter and
belnR taken up to I'nluA States
court In 1'ortland for a fine or
other punishment.
It cost Hob Ede. a Kirk. Ore,
resident, who is employed in i
nelKhborinit lumber mill, Just Ci
lo smoke it ciiiiirette recently In a
restricted area closed lo smokers
in Crater National forest, as a
' line for that sum was imposed
on him In United States court
last Wednesday by Judge McNary.
- He . was apprehended on July
19 by John firibble, the ranger,
who Is In charge of the Algoma
timber sale, for lighting und smok
ing a cisarette in an area closed
bv federal law to smoking, and
the fine in I'niled Slates court
followed.
There are other Crater National
forest areas closed to smoking
during the firo season, Including
Hie following:
Algoma timber sale area. Pell
ran Lumber Co. sale area. Owen-
Oregon Lumber Co. urea. Moon
sale area, Varney creek area, Tol
man creek sale area and Crystal
creek sale area.
DIR. TO AID IN
Thp Americanization srhool con
ducted twice yearly hy the Daugh
ters of ill American Revolution,
will reopen (til V1 n-l;i y even
ing. Auiiiist 7, ;vt n. in., for in
struction on literature. Standard
questions asked hy the government
examiner at naturalization courts
will be furnished to those attend
ing. The many throughout the coun
try who have made their declara
tion, first papers, may avail them
selves of the opportunity to at
tend the school arid gain the heir
of the Americanism committer.
There have been many marked
changes in the naturalization laws
und the commission ban been Riven
power to make others fn order to
better identify applicants and pre
vent fraud.
Photos nre also now required,
nnd, these must come up to certain
specifications.
SPECIAL SERVICE BY
(Contributed)
Special services will he held
at the English Lutheran church
next Sunday at 10:30 a. m. At
11 :30 the automobiles will be
loaded up for the trip to the
I2lks' picnic ground, where the
day will be spent In (lod's won
derful out of doors.
Neighbors and friends are cor
dially invited to enjoy the feast
of good things with us.
Rempmher the hour of worship
nt 10:30. Rrlng your baskets for
the big spread. The Indies' Aid
society will provide the coffee
nnd a cool drink.
A big" buck deer In the filen
Jto.sa orchard, three miles from
Medford on the Jacksonville high
way, which was seen this morn
ing by liny Chapln and Clarence
Ramsey, when propping trees In
Ihe orchard, was the first reported
o near the city for some time.
The animal was only a few
trees from the men. ond nfter
going a short distance, turned
and looked at them, then ambling
toward the hills, according to Mis.
..race Chapln.
Radio Program
KMED
Mill Trlbun.-Vlrgln Station
Satiinlfty. Alifir. 11
(i:1fi to fi:.1o News and mar-
kets by Mall Tribune.
Sunday, Auk. J
R:(in to :lin p. in. Valley
Hadio church.
9:00 to 11:30 International
lllble Students nssnolat Ion. 4
Monday, Aujt. ft
H:30 to 10 West Side I'hnr-
inocy.
10 to 10:30 American 1-ann-
dry
l:3o to II .Ionian Klertrlc
(Ashland)
11 to 11:30 Southern Ore-
Ron flas Co.
11:30 to 1 The Hootery.
12 noon News Mashes bv the
Mall Tribune.
12 to 12:30 Lewis Super
Service.
12:30 to 1 Sanderson Motor
Co.
I lo 1 :3o MeNalr'a I'lKM -
rnacv.
1:30 to 2 Snlder s Dairy.
v 2 to 2:3o Kd I'.inns & limn-
ntny c.roceteria.
.I0 to ti:IS K.MKII.
i;:l. ti. o lo Ne and mar-
kets bv Mail Tribune.
30 K. 7 MenlriV lime store
4 8 to S:30l;ads Transfer.
J:3o to :J" Mnnu Motor UII
AMERICANIZATION
li. I). S. .Sunday School.
Sunday morning, 10 a. ni., Odd
Fellows hall, West Sixth Si.
Catholic Church
Somh Oakdaie avenue und Tenth
street. Rev. K. YV. lilack. pastor.
Masses at 7 and 9 a. m.
lulermilioiuil lllble .Students.
The International Hible Students'
association is broadcasting Watch
Tower Bible programs over KMK1)
every Sunday evening from 9 to
!:3i. The subject of the lecture
Sundi.y evening. August 4th will
be "The Anti-Christ."
Valley Radio ( huivli. "
Hill Kay pastor.- 1 O. IJox 018.
Old-time gospel hour o'er' the
Voice of a Oreat Country, from
studio KMKD every .Sunday be
tween 8 nnd y p. m.
Miss Doris Hichardson, Central
Point, will sinR.
Pastor's subject: "A Purpose
Thai Made History."
There is no red tape about be
coming n memlipr of this unde
nominational pioneer church. Just
tune In and come to the Church
O'er the Itadlo. ltK the old-time
religion and it satisfies.
First Methodist Church.
West Main at 1-iurel.
ltrymorul S. Hees, minister.
!:4r a. m. Church school. C. A.
Meeker, superintendent.
HCli'i Morning worship. "How's
Your Disposition?" is the warm
weather sermon of the pastor.
"Praise the Lord, O My Soul" is
the choir anthem, by Woolef.- Mrs.
C II. Paske sings as an offertory
solo, "Hi' That Dwelleth in the So
rrel Place," by William Arms
Fisher.
7 p. m. Voting People's hour.
8 p. m. I'ninn service in the
First Presbyterian church.
First Christian Chun Ii.
Ninth and Oakdaie Sts.
Carman F-. M-ll. minister. Office
and .paMur's study in the church.
Phone 1 hi,;.
"Test Our Welcome.'
Morning worship and commun
ion. 1 0 : r f . The pastor will preach.
Subject, "Finding Happiness. Mrs.
Cenrge Wendt will sing.
Cnlon evening service in the
Presbyterian church at 8 o'clock.
P.ible school assembly, fl:4a. De
partments and classes for all
groups.
Joint Christian Kndeavor meet
ing, at 7, in men's classroom.
KYHiigollstlo Meetings.
A series of gospel meetings arc
being held in a tent at the inter
section of Main street and, Summit
avenue.
We are undenominational and
give everyone a hearty invitation to
attend. N'o new doctrine Is preach
ed, but plain, practical, funda
mental truths in the Bible.
Jesus Christ an example for all,
as His life Is applicable to the
preacher, Christian and sinner. We
d o not cha rge f o r the gospel.
Kvangelists, Tt. I. Campbell, I.
Toerger,
Kngllsh Lutheran Church.
Fourth at Otkdale Avt,
"Where the Way Is Made Plain."
Dr. H. C, Funk, pastor.
Residence. 51 8 West Fourth S.
Telephone 1424.
Special hour of worship, 10:30
a. m. The concluding sermon on
"The Famity Circle" will be given
by the pastor. Introduction to the
sermon, "Juhn Henry heaves the
Farm."
Special music: Prelude, "A Si
lent Prayer," by Kullnk: offertory,
"Andante Cantahile," by Tschalk
owsky; p o s t I u d e. "The King's
March." by Oumhrell.
We invite you to enjoy n help
ful service In our delightful audi
torium. Miiin Street Mctliodist (imivll.
Sou til.
Jonies K. Cornier, pastor.
" Sund.-iy school meets nt D : 4 ." n.
m. Ur. Roberts, superintendent.
I'reachlnt; at 11 a. m. Kermon
subject "The Sabbath Dny."
preachinit nt 8 p. m. Sermon sub
ject "Amnsiair Offering."
The le.'iKlles will meet at 7 p. m.
in Ihelr respective rooms.
Mid-week services Wednesday
evening at 7:45. Come and enjoy
these eveniniis of sonu and prayer
services. The attendance is good.
Choir rehearsal after these serv
ices. Stewards' meeting .Monday
evening at R.
You are cordially Invited to be
Willi us In' all these service's. '.'
Holly nnd FIkIiiIi Strft.
Sunday s. hool 9:45. Classes for
all. The ladles Itible class will
eontlnue throtiKh the summer.
I-Jarl II. Hopper, superintendent.
Preaching services 11 a. m.
Uev. leo. T. I'rnlt will preach.
Theme: "lias Ihe Cliuri h a Mes
sage for the World Today."
M lisle:
Prelude, "Adoration" (from the
Holy City) , (iaul
Offertory, "Melodic".. ...Mar Do well
Solo. Miss Mclroa Williams.
I'ostlllde, Vincent.
.Miss Marian A. Mercer, organ
ist. At 8 p. m. the union services
will be held In our church. Kcv.
(leurRO T. I'ratt will preach.
Theme: "MultlplylnB Life's Pos
sibilities." All are Invited n worship with
Phoenix Preibyterian Church
AiiKUst 4. 1S29
Sunday school. 9:45; J. N". Pol
Iiik. superintendent.
Cliurih service. II a. ni. llev
A. V. Shepherd will hrlnx the nies
saite at this hour In the tihsenre of
the pastor.
Chilstian Kndenvor Social hour
nt .1:30. (irnnts Pass Presbyterian
and Medford Presbyterian societies
will he cuests nt a social hour p.e
vlnus to the Kndeavor meeting.
Christian Kmleavor at 7 o'clock.
Leaders, Inner lletidrl'-ksiin of
flrants Pass and Klva Caster '
Phoenix.
Church servlcen at 8 o'clock.
Rev. R. V. Nelson will hrlns the
niessane of the evenlnr. Her. Neb
on, formerly paitor of this church,
is uuw pastor of the I'rettb.vtt'iian
! church ut McMlonvllte and is nt
the present time here on his vuca
'tton. The devotiouul exerclcea of;
; the evening service will bo led
, by BOine of the young people.
First Baptist ( hiwvh
Cent nil Ave. at Filth.
W. 11. Katon, Ph.D.. Minister
Plmnrs: Office U)62, Hps. Tu-t-Il.
Sunday school at 9:4;. Come
ami hrmg your Hibles, classes for
all ages. J, F. Wortman, supt.
At 1 1 a. in. our girls who have
returned after spending two weeks
attending II. V. P. IT. summer
ussembly at McMlnnvllle will tell
us uii aoout the good time which
they enjoyed. Remarks by the
pastor.
R. V. p. V. at 7 p. m.
At 8 p. m. Union services at
the First Pi esbyun Ian church.
Uev. Ceo. T. Pratt' will be the
speaker.
We welcome you to all services.
j First Chuixh of Christ, solomUt.
i Authorized branch, of the mother
i church, the First Church of Christ.
(Scientist, in Roston, Mass.
Services are held every Sunday
at 1 1 o'clock, church edifice, 212
North Oakdaie. Subject for Sun
day, August A: hove.
Sunday school at 9:4a. appli
cants under the age of 20 may oe
admitted,
Wednesday evening meetings,
which Include testimonies of Chris
tian Science healings, at 8 o'clock.
The rending room, which Is in
the Medford building, is open daily
from U' to 4. except Sundays and
holidays. The Itible and all au
thorized Christian Science litera
ture may be read, borrowed or pur
chased. The public Is cordially Invit.'l io
attend the services und visit the
leading room.
Daily Meteorological Report
Saturday. August S, 1921).
liwnM.s.
Medford and vicinity; Fair to
night and Sunday. No" change in
temperature.
ort-gon: (lenerally fair tonight
and Sunday, but eloinly in west
portion. No change In tt injiera-ture.
Local Dat g ? R
; c i
i s'- i
Temperature (deg.).... 82 48
Highest (last hrs.) Sf Sj
Lowest (last 12 hrs.).. 01 48
Itel. Humidity (pc.) 40 ttO
Frecipltation (In.)......
State of weather Clear Clear
Lowest tempcfature this morn
ing. 47 degrees.
Total preelpltutlon since Sept.
1, li)2S, i:i . 5D inches.
Sunset today, 6:27 p. nt.
Sunrise Sunday, R:08 p. m. ,
Sunset Sunday, 7:20 p. in.
Observations Taken at 5 A. M.
120th Meridian Time
55 t'Y
r & r to
. rifi!
Baker City 88 f6 Cleur
Bismurck 80 50 Cleur
Boise Oti Clear
Denver 88 IW Hain
Des Moines 1114 70 Clear
Fresno 92 ti2 Clear
Helena 80 S6 Cldy.
I.os Angeles 8ti 08 Clear
Marshfield 68 r2 Cldy.
Phoenix 104 80 Clear
Portland 72 .IS Cldv.
Ucd Bluff 92 CO Clear
Uoseburp 78 f.S Cldy.
Salt Iike City .. 88 70 Cldy.
Han Francisco .. 66- fi6 Clear
Santa Fe 82 (10 cldy.l
Seattle 66 60 Cldy.
Spokane 4 116 Cldy.
Wulbl Walla ....102 02 Clear
Winnipeg 04 Clear
W." V7llI.-TflISON
M.eteoroloi;lst.
REVESTED LAND
OPEN 10 ENTRY
Notice 1h given hy the United
States Land Office at Hoflehurg,
Oregon, that the fractional north
hulf of th northwest quarter nnd
south half of northwest quarter of
section southeast quarter of the
southeast quarter of section 1! I .
northwest quarter, north half
southwest quarter and Houthwest
quarter of southwest quarter of
section 27, township 3D onth,
range 4 ast Willamette meridian;
lot 3 of section 17, townrdiltr 2(1
south, range 3 wet Willamette
meridian, and lots 3 and 4 of nee
tlon 19. township 3(5 south, range
4 west Wllta met te meridian, con
taining 607.(!t ncres. are restored
to entry, mihjeet to reservations
under Hectlon 24 of the Federal
Power net of June 10, l it 20, and
suhjeet to the preference right of
ex-servire men of the late war with
(lermany, on August 24, 1H20, nt '.)
o'clock a. ni., at the I'nlieij States.
Land Office at Jtnsehurg, Oregon,
and open to entry hy the general
pulille fiii November 2;i, l!2:. nt
'.t (t'clnck a. m. A riphcatioriH may
he filed in this office hy the x
service men wit hlu 2a d.iys prior
to the date of the opening, or from
AugUft 3 to August 23, man, and
hy the general puhlle from No
vember 2 to November 22, i:t2i,
if the land still he open t entry.
All applications fih-d during this
2-day period will he con.ildertd
as filed simuhaneou"ly. :.tifl if I
more than one application h; filed i
.n- H.titie UiM'i, .t dtrivvltig Willi
j he had. ...
; Kx-servlce mrn miM file with'
their nitplications for the land, sol
j dier's affidavit, ropy nf dic harg".
1 witri hole i.ff, davit and powr ite
('leliin. Tills land Is rev-Trd
iifiilrnad land nnd must ln pair) f or
j at $2.ii0 per cje j' n nts peri
iu-re nnd fet-s nn.l rornmiUins I
. whn filing, und 12 per acre and j
IcommiM.ans, when making final 1
proof.
Jbr thejjfae- of a j!
SYSOPMS: TniTciil, Ihe Cypsv.
lays ii pla t to lovvt a confcsaiim
ii out Jittinti't vim-tim er, to tlmt Str
Kit ltnrtl. Itis honor linrfuuti'ti, may
ft, til hapu,,ieia irith Helen O'Jrf.
HrorKleliurst, who is plotting to
trbdvrt Helen, has hronalit three
ii'Qiiea to the village to aid low.
The ilaronie ol ittrit-ale finite Ail'
oeln m tears Helen's elener eon
triiance vomlortt her tenderly
ami another romnnre impends.
Helen reteiies a threoteninti note
from Tititt (lldcratt. demandino.
that she see him immribtilclu at
tin' inn. tliikiiaii'lnalv, Helen
Hall's into their trap, ond, alwse,
alnif for the lillaae.
Chapter 34
A PLOT FRUSTRATED
IJPO.S' a slep ileepset In leafy
hedge sat two men, . black
vised' fellows, whose rough gar
incuts smacked of ships and Ills
aea. " . ' '.
"Sunset, Jonas!" said one,,
leaning to peer down the lane.
"Sunset, Jonas, and she be nlRh
doo, I rackon! Get 'ee down anil
stand by wl' the cloak; 'twiint do
lo let 'er squeak."
"She ain't agoln' to do no
squeakin' once I gets my 'auds on
er. Will, not she!"
Then, the better lo listen, they
stood mute In that place of deep
enlug shadows, viciously alert,
while from dry ditch at no great
stauce a pair of keen eyes
Helen swooned It the arms of her
watched them through tangled
wisps of gypsy-black hair.,
"Futsteps!" whispered Jonas,
suddenly snatching up a coll ot
small-cord.
A quick, light tread of feet com
ing rapidly nearer . . . nearer
yet . . . the two human animals
crouched lo leap. . . . Thus, my
lady Helen found herself suddenly
confronted by two vague yet men
acing shapes. Fierce arms iru
prisoned her; she strove lo scream
but a brutal hand choked her
then a heavy cloak smothered,
blinded, stifled her, a deftly knotted
cord pinioned her struggling
limbs. ...
A gasping oath and she was
down, rolling helpless In the dust,
yet with a consciousness of ded
perale strife above and all about
her a sound of blows, trampling
feel, a wild hurly-burly suddenly
ended. Then my lady, actually and
truly, swooned away like the mer
est female.
When her eyes opened again
she saw a face framed lu curly
black hair.
"Who . . . Who Is It?" she
gasped.
"Only me . . . Fullalove, ma'tn
. . . Dick!"
"Oh, thank God . . . oh, what
did It mean?"
"I'lck-pocketln"!"
"No here was more . . . more
than robbery! Are they, quite
quite gone?"
Hoofs upon the road approaching
at brisk canter, a horseman who
sang happily. ... An exclamation
of slarlled surprise and down leapt
the Marquis,
"Two men, Ned," cried my lady.
"They attacked me! This brave,
good fellow drove them off . . .
he Saved me . . . saved me from
oh, Ned!" And Helen shuddered
violently and covered her face.
"Split me!" exclaimed the Mar
quis, clasping a protecting arm
about her. "Now tell me all did
the vlllalne rob you?"
"No, Ihey meant not robbery,
Ned. But let us talk of sweeter
subject . . . tell me ot I hy An
gela."
"Angela?" he sighed. "Hy
heaven, she's a saint, Helen."
My lady stopped to turn and look
back.
"Fullalove! He fought for me
( saw blood on his face! lie saved
me from 1 never spoke him one
word of thanks!"
"Kh Ihe gardener fellow? I'll
ee he's sufli.-ienlly rewarded uy.
1 will!"
So Helen came safely home with
Angela's name sounding In her c;ir
repeatedly, hut before her menial
vision a face marked with hlooil.
Mlm-smlllng, shadowy, framed lo
TABLE ROCK
L
TAIJI.K ItOf'K, Ore.. A up. 3-
rspcrlnf.) - Mnrh reqi ei U;in herd
In thin motion nvt-r the ri;inin nf
' I. . c. WriMihurn, nt rurtlnr.'l.
''don-! Vnrdilnirn wan a forrn'-r
resident nf thin pl.ire nd ,.(wmii
to inoft of he resident h.-ie.
Prof. ('has. HrhafT with hlu wlf
and daughter, who httve beun vii-
fyjettery tarnol -------
curly, Kypsy blsck hair, a face that,
stirring memory, was lo follow her
to bed and haunt her slumbers.
Captaiu Despar.l had manifested
an unwonted restlessness all d:iv.
Towards sunset, Mr. Titus Old-
craft roiio up lo llio Inn and hclicbl
the uipraln's comely, bewlKgod head
leaning foi'ih of Hie lu.llce above.
Mr. Ohk-raft bowed: Captain
Oesiuird merely beckoned and .Mr.
Oldcraft betook hlniscK upstairs
forthwith.
"Vou dispatched your mission '."'
Itniulivd ihe captaiu, "You bring
tne a tnessaue a letter, ppi'liana?"
"Sir, I do," answered Mr. Old
craft, "hut liist may I rr -:i 1 ml you
as there was promised a kuuM
honorarium, a mere "
"A bribe, Mr. Oldcraft. of :l
guineas to carry a letter to Vi.j
cotitit lliocklehurst since I kuew
not whero to And him." said t'.:e
captain, and loosed a purse ou 1 lie
table.
Oldcraft glared defiance, counted
the coins, and handed over an en
velop. At the captain's command,
he sullenly left Hie room.
Dcspard carefully read the letter,
then called Hie landlord, John.
"Landlord, read me this letter
aloud!" f
So John took the letter and read
as follows:
rescuer Dick Fullalove, the gypsy.
"1 fvar no man breathing, least "
of any yourself. 1 will meet you
tonight ubuut 10 o'clock at Hie Old
Mill. We cm settle mir business
by lantern-llitlit H."
"John, you gather the meaning
his lordship and I are lo fliiht a
duel."
"Hut, sir your bud arm?" .
"Why, yes," murmured the 'cap
kiln, "'tis probable he cotitils on
this, yet It shall not prevent me
killing him, 1 hope. Uitl listen, my
good John. Now should, I return
not say by midnight, then send In
quest o' me. Should 1 be dead on
the pluce hy sword or bullet, why
'tis very well, lint sllould I have
vanished, friend John, then shall
you search the Old Mill for me,
drag that ghastly pool, quest atuld
the underbrush. Should my corpse
be found In either place you will
surely know my murderer; this
letter shall he sumclent proof. So
this letter you will take charge
of and guard carefully." '
"Why . . , so I will, air," an
swered John, shaking troubled
head, bowed himself out and
straightway hied him along certain
narrow pussagus and up secret
stair to small, wlndowless cham
ber. "Lord love you, Sir Richard, such
desprlt, bloody business!" quoth
John, and placing the letter ou the
table, recounted the whole matter.
"Hum!" murmured Sir Richard.
"And no one to second him! Tl
most Irregular!"
"Why. so thinks I, sir."
"And devilish dangerous! Th!s
must be looked to, Juhn."
"Ay, so think I, your honor. But
the cup'n's mighty high and deter
mined." "There's evil walling at the old
mill tonight, John."
"Sure as we're born, sir! Chosts,
your honor, phantoms and
worse!"
"Ay, there's death, John! So we
must needs llnd Ihe gentleman a
second ot sorts, come what may."
"What, sir, d' ye mean as
you ?"
"Ay, verily!" nodded Sir Richard,
folding up Ihe litter. "So lake
yun this and hold It safe."
"Hut, sir your honor, how If you
he soen?"
"I mint risk It nay, begone,
man, and let me wrlle lullh here's
u packet, 'tis for MHilame (he
Duchess at the Moat House, John;
you'll see it reaches her tomor
row morning by a sine hand."
'"Ay, I will, sir, hut "
"Then off wllh you. but warn nif
the Instant CapUilu Dc-.p.'iid sell
out lonlghl."
tVtitiyrltiht, .htjiry fnrnolt
Sir Richjirij aid. hi. rlv.it In lovt
And thereby meet. rnl.lup him.
f!lf, in Monday's ch.ipter.
;nn for xevenit day at tho home
nf Mr. Nehiife r'n Mother, I. -.
S chafer .f tlilt- ice, . ft Mundny
veninK fur I'm-thind.. f'rof Schn
1' r ii nd fiirnily nre t yldcnt nf
Philadelphia i nd while here vln
i.ed 'raler .;0' acid niher hertuty
Mt. wllh all nf which ihey wi'n
i:i etit ly Irni.res'U'd.
Mm. If. -,V. )..Vwi.n fiecntn
in n. ihe Iir. Klii' k Mmily of
-uthern rallfornlii mi few day'
'MitiiiK ut i'Mc'f)t I'iiv nnd linn
don, Whh-h rthe enjoyed vei y in'h h.
Mi. 1 1. 1 l It'miiiiiii nnd chit
'1rn nf iYnti.il point fpent Ud-n-nday
w 1th Mm. IhiwinHh'N par
ni. Mr. and Mm. (Ho W.-'ghl
ot tali pla.t.
ASHLAND CITIZENS
DONATE AUTOS ON
i ASHLAND, Ore., Aug. . tSlie-clall-
The t'amii Fire (ilrls wen
liaken in their own camp at the
Lake ot the Woods on Wednesday
Jin cars I'urnlsbed by Krlc Wereti,
Charles 'uruniller, Otis Johnson.
Henry F.ndoi's. M. (". Milliliter. J.
ll. Hardy, llertha Denton and ,lar
igaiet Arnold. A truck was also
jsent to camp through the kluiless
of II. 11. (Coders to carry ail the
! supplies and bedding. The lloy
j Scouts, who have been at the lake,
.came in with the drivers,
j The Hoy Scouts, who occupied
jibe camp site lett everyihlni; in
;tlue shape lor the ttiiis. Tents
j were left and the wbole camp was
I in perfect order. On Tuesday ait
jernoon Ihe hoys lint busy und pro
jvided a two weeks' supply of wood
for the girls' camp.
( Miss Frances Stratine, daughter
ot Mr. and Mrs. A. ('. Strange, left
Thursday for l'orlhiud, where she
will visit until September, when
she will go lo Ceulralia. Wash., to
tcuch school during the coming
lerni. Miss Strange will be a spe
cial teacher in icnmiiusbip und
music.
Mrs. Will )Vr. Dodge. Mrs. A. R
Hunt and Mrs. 11. ('. McMillan vis
ited in Meili'otd ou Thursday ut the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Itarue-
blll'K.
.Mr. and Mrs. .1. T. Richards or
Saratoga. Oil., and Sidney tlulic
linve been vtsiling at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Mvorett iv.ivls ou
Falrvlew street tor the past few-
days. The visitors have been spend
ing some time at Diamond Luke.
Sidney tiulic is a brother of Mis.
Davis.
Mr. and Mrs. Mtlchell and their
daughter. Cbarlotle, left Wednesday
for llandon to spend a week ut tin
seaside.
Dick ("Posi-y"l t aliipbi-ll Is awav
on a lishiui; trip in Ihe tlreeu
spings mountains.
Dr. Waller Farllilm of P-ilouse
City. Wash., has returned to bis
home ufter a visit with his sister,
Mrs. D. H. -Jackson, and his bro
ther, Clarence Faruum.
Reverend Carnahan of San Fran
cisco, who has spent two weeks
visiting in Ashland, has returned
to his home.
Hilly llriggH left Thiirsduy for
the Luke of the Woods.
Mr. und Mrs. L. Mikiieh of Fair
view street left on the Shasta lim
ited Jcrldny evening lo spend sev
eral days visttinK ut l'alo Alto with
their sun and his wife, Mr. niul
Mrs. Walter Mllisch, who are at
tending school at Stanford univer
sity. Miss (lertrnde Klngcley 1ms been
visiting with Mrs. CI. W. Rose. Miss
Klngsley is on her way to Wash
ington, n. c.
Clyde Hoeson nnd Kondiirk Wat
son were Thursday visitors nt the
Luke of Ihe Woods.
Miss Kleanor Curry of Medford,
who Jh attending the Southern Ore
gon noriunl school, left for homo
Thursday and will not return to
Ashluud until Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Rose left
Ashland Thursday morning for Ag
nesa, Ore., where they will he the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Do
ran at their summer home on Ihe
Rogue river for three weeks. Ag
ness Is a beautiful, sylvan place,
quite Isolated, as there Is no way
lo reach the town except by boat.
Mrs. Alia Cadamo went to flrants
Pass Wednesday hi visit Willi her
father, II. 1'. Holmes, Ashland mer
chant, who Is a patient in n (limits
Push hospital. Mrs. Cadiitno re
ported bur father uh resting easily
but weak, and said Hint It would
be some timo before lie would he
able to be about.
Mrs. Will Dodgn nnd her Bister,
Mrs. 11. C. McMillan, who Is here
fioin Centrulla on u visit, and their
mother; Mrs. A. F. Hunt, spent
Thursday In Medf rd visiting ut
the Hurry Harneburg home.
Herbert McCarthy or Dunsmulr
was a business visitor in Aushland
Wednesday.
Mrs. C. I). Oarrney relumed Sun
day evening from San Francisco,
where she Hpent a week's vaca
tion. Mrs. Hal MeNuIr expects lo leuve
Sunday for Portland to be present
at the activities Incident to buyers'
week.
Mrs. Kve llenson wns In Ashland
nguin Tuesdny to meet her classes
In dancing. Mrs. Lensou has been
in Hoiitbern California for the past
two weeks on n vacation.
ASM LA SD, cue., Aug. 2. (Spe
clal.) Mr. and Mrs. Allen S.
Amend of Los Angeles, California,
accompanied hy Mis. A mend's
father. Mr. Nichols, have heen
spending it week in Ashland visit
ing with .the Archie Million and
Wilt Hryant families. Mrs. Amend
was u former teacher In the Ash
land schools and will he re mem
hered as Miss Did la Noff singer,
who taught In the old Hawthorne
grade school. Wince leaving Ash
land. Mrs. Anient has heen teach
ing lu Los Angeles and In at the
present lime employed In the
A merlcanlzatlon wot k. The party
will visit rrh'iids tit Klamath Falls
and in Montague on t heir way
south. '
Dr. and Mrs. (I. F, Tllton nnd
'ihelr daughter, Mlvs Caroline Til
ton, have leturned from a vacation
Hpent at Liko ut the Wood.
. Lsit-I I'hipp of Mwlfoid made a
visit to Atdiland friends on Thins
day.
j Itarnard Joy, son of Mr. and
(Mrs. A. C. .loy, has mrived In Aih
jlaml and will vitdt with home folks
j f or n time. Itarmtrd has Hut fln
1 1-lied his Junior year at the Ore
nun State colli ge.
Mr and Mrs. Want V. Croft und
' children spent Wednesday on
Itufjua river finning fur toelhcad.
! TABLE ROCK AREA
TAULK HOCK. Ore, Aug (I.
iSpc tal) Pintles from Mcdini'l
were tbmueli here Thui'.sduy in
searcli ot leeiter bng-. Whicb they
report to be very scarce in the
valley.
The Inst few ilnys of swelterinc.
weather have been very ui.res
sive to horses and harvest w-ok-
ers
I' rank Hart has
erop "f alfall'.i tn
iliM bis second
Mr. and Mrs.
llardinan.
The Wright cornhlii" has fin
ished harvesihiH the liarley crop
mi the Moi i is in ikIi, which is
reported as much liMhtei than
usual.
I. (. Nl.'.-wood of Mediord was
a luiinesN visitor lu-re ednt-d.i'-He
had .hist rein r n e d fr.nn
SpraKin- Kiver in Klamath lonnlV.
wheie he cnnsl ru't ed a house I'or
Mel Atlilns.
Those seekillfT relief from the
heat wave find a sharp einitiasl
in the cool hit; waters C the
ItoKue.
TA1.I.M IIOCK, Ore., Am:. 3
(Special.) Mllert rannmi nf Med
ford was here Sunday iniervlewiiij,'
parlies in hehalf of the (nei.n
1 li.-Uni leal society.
Mr. i a u non claims that aenrd
in to army officers' reports which
ive descriptions of lands" hui
rounding t.nd distanees in intles.
the place where the Indian trenly
was siKuetl wouhl he on I lit south
side of ItoLiue river near what -'
now the Whetstone ranch. This
he claims Would he in slj;hl nf I'ort
Lane on I he west and it hunt two
miles north of Camp Stewart,
uihich cmi'spoiid with ideas of
one of the old historical v i iters.
BOARD TABLE ROCK
TAItM-I HOCK. Ore., Auk. 3--(Special.
) Among some of the
things country Hrhool hoard mom
hers iln not hk''C to do when as
suminK office In the entertainiiiK
of aentH und high preMsuro sales
men on a husy day nnd listening to
them tell of thinnH ho vitally vh
sential to the school that one Is
apt to wonder how wo have nian
aed to carry on "up to now" with
out thcni.
Although several salesmen have
hee In contact with the local school
hoard, none have heon suoeesHful
In HclltiiK their wares. The hoard
has taken the attitude of tlecldliiK
themselveH on what they want und
also on where they set lt-
The Rogue-Elk Inn
Hustle settlim in the mountains,
Where the pine tree lifts Its
head,
Where the Horuo Hlver murmurs
softly, i i
Ah it flown d'er rocky hed;
Where Klk Creek'a lazy waters
JJleiid with Hokiiu'h cold -dashing
spray,
Thai's where. Rogue-Elk Inn
awaits you,
WaitH, nnd welcomes you to stay.
t
On the way along Hoguo Hlver,
Where tho gamey titcelhcads
wait.
Where the friends of Isaac Walton
ratine to troll with shining halt.
Whore the pine trees on the moun
tains Murmur soft, ns hreezes wako
Sweetest music mid their hranches.
On the way to Crater Lake.
Under tall trees hy tho river.
In thw welcome shude, ho cool.
Here tho traveler loves to linger,
Hy tlhe side of sparkling pool.
Where tho speckled, heuutles
glisten.
Mere Is where renl life hctflns.
On the hanks of the Hogiu Hlver,
At the fumotiH Hiigue-Klk Inn.
landless pleasure, here, awalls,
them,
If they love the larger life
In the mountains, near to Nature,
Kar removed from strife,
Listening to the K-ntte murmur
Of tho Hogue, ut clone of day.
Or the whispers In the pine trees,
At the lime when fairies play.
Kvenlng's lure, so well portraying,
At the setting of the sun.
As they dance amid the shadows
Whwi the work of flay Is done;
Mere we find, amid (he mountains,
At the close of sumini'i's day,
Cjuiet, peace, and joy entrancing
'TIs our wish to always stay.
Nature calls us with the mitnio
(it Hot water and tho wind,
KIiIm im look to flod who loves lis,
Hlds us lake our cares to llltn;
Ami If we wouhl learn life's h's.
sons.
Learn, for us, Ihe one, hest way.
We should spend some time wit h
nature, I
AVhcie the fairies dance nnd play. I
'Neath the tall nnd hendlng tree
topN,
In the nhadows. and the moon
Seems to hang so clone nhovc us
Coaxing lovers fond, (o croon
Of (he future days, so splendid.
As they, (heir Hew life begin;
Such a place you'll find mar Med-,
ford, I
And 'tin known tin Uoguo-KIl; j
Inn. j
Fa mmiN for fine chicken dinners, ;
Famous for It's paintings rare; j
Fa m oui for li s sylvan Netting,
Famous for It's mountain air; i
On the hanks of the Hogue Hiver, j
On the road toward the rim !
Of CrateV Lake, you're welcome, !
At tho fuinuus ltugue-Klk Inn. j
I'uld adv. 11
The Pick o' the Big
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TODAY- TmlT
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THE KING OF WILD
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THRILLER
"Thundering
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Tomorrow
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