pact: etc. tit
Wednesday Special
Washington
Fruit Pie
10c a Cut
We have new added the 100 per
cent Whole Wheat Bread (with
out sweetening) to our large
variety of breads; 15c l'.-lb.
loaves.
Model
Bakery
111 W. Main
Phone 103-R
This Week
Only
Choice of 24 Suits
made to your measure
Values from $50.00 to
$60.00 at
$42.50
It will pay you to buy
for months ahead
11
K''TaiiV TitVia liliT dvmmm
128 E. Main
Upstairs
SPECIAL
BULB PRICES
3c Tulips Hyacinths 3c
J
and other fall butbi. Daffodils,
Narcissus, Freesia, Anemone, Ran-
aneul-js Crocus Etc- 3c each. Spe-
cial advertisino offer on 100.000
bulbs. 100 bulbs vxorth $9.00 for
only $3.00. postage prepaid, satis
faction ournteC(J Free to every
one answering this adv. within 10
days a 50c bulb Aconitum Fisherii.
Lovely blue cut flower 3 feet high,
grows in shade. Bulbs bought
sold, exchanged. Parses wanted
to grow bulbs, cash or share basis
Write. Bulb book 10c
CALIFORNIA BULB CO.
Santa Crui. Calif.
LAWNMOWERS
Sharpened and Adjusted
BABY BUGGIES
Rubber Wheel, Retired,
BICYCCES
Repaired, Bought and Sold
LOCKSMITHING
Medford Cycle & Repair
Shop
19 Horth Fir
Phone 261
WE DEVELOP
Films Free
West Side Pharmacy
YOUR REXALL STORE
Open Sundays and Eveningi
All the Time
Women's Hose
51.00 Pair
8 ilk from top to to with
ES pointed heeL
INSURANCE
First Insurance
Agency
A. L. HILL Manager
Phon 105 80 N. Central
4tdford, Oregon
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin
NATiONALNINESjZBYSZKO BOUNCED O r f
MEEK AGAINST P0LE vEM
RUNAWAY Mr
ilUMMIII M JVUJ
Hard Struggle Has
Usual
Appearance of American
League Procession Cubs
Defeat Dodgers After
Sixteen Frames.
liy laliunl J. N
( Associated 1'res.s Sport.
If the Philadelphia
il !
Writer) ,
Athletics (
don t cra k pretty
lhe
Chicago Cubs quit
Winning all
t ho- Lull games, they'll
be able
to st;ige i tin world's series
late
this month and
chedu!e
finish out the
whenever they
gt around to it.
Amerdan league fans art? et
t Jr.g ued to seeing one club
pounce on the pennant late in
AuKUst anil leave the rest of tne
circuit struggling along in a
second di. ision, anywhere from a
dozen to twenty games bt- hi nl
The Yankees made a practice "f
it for a couple of reasons and
now the Athletics have their
rivals rubber-legged from trying
to r.it h up.
It has remained for the Cubs.
however, to turn the customary
knock-down, dran-out strugicle for nonai pucninK recoro.
the National leaKue flaie Into a "Old Pete-- tied Christy Nfath- '
meek piucelon ihat consists of on record last Thursday by -one
leader and ven tail-ender. ' reKisterine his IT.'nd mound iri- ;
The Curdinals. (llama and the umph. Today he had the pitching
I'irates. always there or there- call tor the Cardinals against the
abouts for the past few years. ' I'.oston liraves ar.d hopes to es-!
look Just like the rest of the clubs ' tabllsh a new mark. Walter John- i
this season. Sons holds the American league.
Today the Cubs have a margin ' re. Ord. ttilint; up 41 victories .n '
of 7 games over the second ;l seasons. j
place Pirates and if any furthe:
proof of championship class was
needed, the Cubs stormed up from
Whvid yesterday to take a ding
done decision from the stubborn
Hro-iklyn Iodgers. 9 to 8. in
! sixteen Inniniis. The vi tory was
, she uuth for the Cutis in their
f iat 2i names.
: The youthful MVl Ott blasted
Pittsburgh hrpes of winning
. from the Ctianls throuKh a spec-
!:"ul-,r "? "'nth ln"in
.S.x runs lhind. the 1'irateg club-
, 1 in fie. drove Carl Mays from
the mound, and seemingly were
on the high road to victory wnen :
Ott
picked up kartell's fifth hit t
'and thrvw out Clarke at the plate Ana. The body was rent to Mr
! for the final out. O'Farrell and ced today from whence it will be
Terry hit homers. 'forwarded to anta Ana.
! The Athletic failed to add to
their 11 -came lad over the (
Yankee- in the American league;
but th-y lo-t no eround either In
stdlt'.irg- two K'ni with the St. :
Iitti- Krwn. while New York ,
' was idle. The Browns treated
. iiuhe Vall-nc roughly in the f inr '
M's.h'n. winnifur ( to 4. Kress
helped th- St. Ijuin cause with;
a h-mer with one on.
j The iM-rond K-n went 12 in-' Yi ldintt in effect to the demands,
( nitiu-s and a I.erty (.rove ani.of the New York State Athletic
rienre Kirnshaw. another pair commission. William F. Care-,.
' (f Athletic aces, pounded hard head of Madison Square garden,
i before k Qwinn came In and today advised the boxing aolofus
bd the Mackmen to an 8 to 7 thnt he had ceased negotiations
conquest. Mule Haas hit an lm-'with Max Schmellng for a heavy-1
ixirtant homer that heip-M tie; weight watch with Jack Sharkey, j
i the .-or in the ninth. Al Simon-
hit his Uh of the sA.0n In the
; first. luiiey scored the winnine ,
; run in the 1-th on Bishop single f
i The Washington Senators staged!
' some sort of a celebration in the'
: only other game in the American J
1 I'iU-ue. overwhelming Detroit 21
.to "., Four Tiger pitchers allowed;
.". hits.
P--rcy Jones, wealthiest hurler i
in the majors, tossed his firt
K.imo in a month for the Boston,
Brave and shut out St. i.miit. 5
to 0. with three scattered hits.
The Cinrlnnatl Reds dropped the
lat game of the series to Phila-d-Iphia,
7 to . when a four-run '
ratty fell one marker short of
tying the score in the ninth.
MOST FAITHFUL PAN
CLUB ROOTER 53 YEARS
I
t fllOAtH). , lie. iiTi Chi-
inst faithful iin.1 nio.t t j oul?
L.l".lMll fan has '"nil.v.'lan.l
1 lvtt-.m
Ml.-M -
f.'un.l.
Il is
llr. 1- It. WINon. who
hds Immmi "routing" fr th Ciihs Washington
(or 53 y.'iirN. MartlnR whi-n A. ti-VhlcaKii
Sia!.liiiir wan ii star an.l the t'hi- iiot.n
'.'.K. National league .'luh playeili
on the lake front in 1S76.
llr. Wilson wa.. ilisoovero.! b
lVt l.owis. Cub trawling aeer-.1-tary.
while the chit. wa on I?
last eastern trip. notleetl
him in the rtan.t n'ar the I'uh
h.n.h at l'hlhulelhl.i. Ww Yoik.
Iloston nn.l Itrooklvn. ami fmailv
! inlro.lu. . .1 himself ami aske.l Wil-
non if he always followed thf
tub.
Wilson renlied he follow., the
iul- on every trip for the l.tt'
years and had not mK-ed
ONE OFF DAZZV VANCE
CIIKWOO. All i-Pl tl. k
Wilson. Cubs' sltiKslnc i.utfiei.l,
Is ubC'it even with llatxy Vance,
star Itrooklvn holler. Wilson,
wbn until ys!er.l..y hsd fitinel
t-ik'ht s'r.itKht times in attempt
Inic to K.t a hit off Van--, came
tll In the liith innmc and peel.-. I
off a single wM,h drove f:nti-h
inver with the WinninK run In th
jt lo t vMoiy,
MoN'TRKAL. Qjf-. Aug. '.?
jjuolcy Stasiak. the iclant I'ole who
broke an opponent- m Tor-.
ronto last wwH.UMUlw
Z'.yszku. former world's wrestling
champion. :t the Mount Koy.il;
arena here last nikhl. I
After an hour and 15 minute of
wild wrestling. Zuyszko succeeded '
in pinninir his opponent's shout- :
tiers to the mat. Htaslak was far
from finished, however, and when
the wrestlers returned after the I
interval, he. tore into the lighter i
Zhynko with a rush that almost .
had the ex-champion reeling!
,lrui;h the rope.
Then Stasiak lifted Zbysxko hlghi
in me uti n t.uti-" .iic.
mat wnh such violence tnat it too .
Jo minutes to revive the former
tltleholder. The victory was Sia-'
siak' third in a local ring, and all'
were gained in the Mtne spectacu-;
lr manner.
"OLD PETE" SETS NEW;
RECORD IN PITCHING1
ST. LOUS. Aug. 6. C.rover
Cleveland Alexander today was
gunning today for an all-time na-
GETS WISH TO SEE I
PARK BEFORE DEATH
VOSKMITK. Cal.. Aug. . UP
: Fulfillins a ih to ee Yojiemite
i valley before he died. Arthur Mr
j man Patteron. 4S, special agent
lor i nion uii company. anta Ana.
died here today following a heat
ana. k. ne is survives ny ni wio-
ow. Blanche K. Paterson. Kantiv
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NEW YORK. Aug.. t.-t-i !
The bout which had ben set
tentatively for September U M
JX'troit. is now oft indefinitely.
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Fights Last Night
By th Avcoirtted Press
N V: V Y t U K J u c k Kill Iter .
Kni:litid. topeM Joe Trabon.
K;n( ity.
.IKKSKY t'lTY. N
j pohb Brady, Jetsev Citv. out -
noinied Xi.ittin... Soji m
tl".
, llafcy ItixfiTcml
ST
Hat.-:
i i.i-u .. - t .a! i.,i,
t .
. nome run nnter lor tne
I St. Unite Cardinal, i ready to
. -t Kick- into the fame. Hafv
I was out since ul- St when he!
inured his rlcht Ihumh in slid.
,2 . .h. l.r. '"'' -
tnv in inepisie
("nthr-S'm t.Wf rNrt.
ST. l.Ol'IS. Aug. (. u Kathe
and non competed against ea h
other in the eighth annual national
public hns golf championship.
which f;ened today at Koret park
Thev Were U illiam It -ed. Jr. and I
William Heed. Sr . of 1 n.l i.mapvh 1
Keed the younger i. Ii ears old '
The Hmcklyn mtiters have of.
fe,e.l fleiina for 't'limC Itl.-lh.
en. who hs won 14 aames f. the
AtUnta Crackers this yeat.
L
on
f 4
5 i
Accor
AND
they offer double the mile
age life of ordinary trucks
making it unwise and costly
to pay less, unnecessary to'
pay more than Reo's price
6n July 1st, 1928, there were 96,481 Reo Spud
Wagons rtgislered in the United States.
This was 4,756 more than had been sold in the U. S.
during the entire 6y years from January 1, 1922, to
July 1, 1928.
93.20 of all the Reo Speed Wagons sold in the U. S.
the precious 7)1 years were still registered July 1st,
1928. ....
80.3To of all the Reo Speed Wagons sold in the U. S.
the previous 8i years were still registered on July 1st,
1928.
And 50.8 of all Reo trucks sold since 1913 were
still registered on July lst 1928.
ABOVE we quote facts on
A Speed Wagons, in years
registration figures compiled by Reuben H. Donnelley
Corporation, a totally disinterested statistical firm.
These facts, we believe, indicate a long-life record with
out equal in the field of commercial transportation.
But bear this in mind in terms of miles,, this
record is still more outstanding, still more important
to every user of trucks. In the same given period,
Reo' Speed Wagons, built as they are for passenger
car speed, undoubtedly have covered and are cow
ing today at least twice the number of miles per day
as average motor trucks. And you know that the
Quicker the run the greater the profit. .
132 So.
Summon.
No. 4259 Kquitv.
In the-Clrroir -Court of the State
of Oregon for Jarkwon County.
Medford IrrlRtition I)itncl. a pub
lic corporation. Plaintiff,
vs.
Wm. Xoonehester and Jane Doe
Nooncher. his wife, if the sold
Wm. Noonchester be married:
W. H. M. Man and Pearl Mc
man. husband . and wife: H. C.
Appleitate: K. V. Wliiiams: K.
.M. Dumvoclie and John Do'l'l.3.
Dunwoodie. her husband if the
s,id K. M. Dunwoolie be mar-1
riod; arid also alt other persons
or parties unknown claiming
any right, title, estate, lien or
interest In the real estate de-
scribed in the complaint herein,
Defendant.
To Wm. Noonchester and Jane
Doe Noonchester. his wife. If the
aid Wm. Noonchester be married:
w. H. McMan and Parl McMan.
hush.tnd and w-ife; H, C. Apple -
KMe: It. V. Williams; T. M. Lun-
woodie and John le Duhwoodte.
her huahand. if the said K. M Dun-
woodie b married; and also all
.ifli.f ndr.n. . -
i miiiiui riy riK ill. III le. estate.
' hen or Interest in the rent estate
I described in t he com Plain, herein,
. the above named defendant.
In the name of the State of Or'
gon: You are herehv notified that i
i i ,vWf. i i P ix. , w )
i -"'" ii.iiuiiii t'lutrict. a puw.
lie cortwiration one of ih AuW nr.
one of the duly or-
; Kanixed and
existing irrigation dIS-
; trlcts of the State of Oreiron. k-
cated wholly wit hin Jackson Coun-
t. Oregon, is the holder of Cer-
fol'tiquenoy N.v 0774.
dated and Issued to It on the ISth'
(lly o( jn,, ,9;, bj. (t) sheriff
ami lax Collector of Jackson.
County. Creson. for the amount!
of HiH.l.i. (he same beim the
i amount then due and
it.liiinunt
ior taxes tor ine year l?.i. to-
gether with penalty and interest ,
on the Medfotd lrr.gt.tion District 1
t.l include! therein, and coets,
thereon, upon real property locat-;
t-m muun siii irriitatien lustncl.
County, and State. asseiMe.t to Wm.
oonoi.eMer. defendant, and of
hich s.ud Wm. Nonchexer Is
the owner off the legal tnj.
as ap-
near, ot record in Jackson Counlyv
Jstid real property Is particularly
Speed
"Undoubtc
gest-Lived
ding
to
the long life of Reo
of service-based on
O. V. MYERS
Riverside . n..-i v
hounded and described is follows. Court of the County and State ' ny a certified check or hi,i hon.l
lowit: aforesaid for a decree foreclosing : of not l'ss than five per cert 15
All nt th followlne described lUe Hen at said taxes, asainst the if the amount, of the lil.U The ristu
property except the East thirty, property above described and men- ' is reserved to reject anv or all tno
J0 f.t: i Honed In said Certficate. , posr,ls. to accept the proposal suli-
Commenrinir at a polnl whleh Is And each of you are hereby sum- mined by anv bidder, and to waive
11.1? chains South and 5.385 chains moned to appear in the above en-' technical defects, as the interest
West of the Northwest corner of
II lock Four (4 1 of the Pierce Pub-
division in Township 3" South, publication of, this summons, ex
Hante 1 west of the Willamette elusive of the day of said first pub
Meridian, in Jackson County. Ore- lication. and defend this action or
' Ron.
and running thence South
chains to the dedicated road:
thenr-e along the dedicated rod.
We.tt 5.3s5 chain': thenc North
H.37 chains: thence East 5 JS5
' chains to the plce of beginning,
t containing ft. 5 acres of land, more
or less, and being the Southwest
one-fourth of the tract of land de-
; scribed in Certificate of Title Num-
1 her which said iea property
W also known and described unon
'the tax rolls of said county for
the year - and the subsequent
' years hereinafter mentioned, and
'n said Certificate of Delinquency.
1 is
t 1-an1 D R 3S1 J. Jer. Jn. Twp.
s Kanse 1 W.: Iuind R J7T.
tt n 17 Uinm I W n n.1
ni jhiim i i vru vny m
covered bv and described In Cer-
tiftcate of Kegittered Title No. ITtiT
In the office of the Registrar o
Title ? J'd county.
Vou are further notified that
VfAr.ve Tfpitfoitnfl im.iIi .
c-..., v.. . .
1 puhfce rorporwtion. has paid tale
1 pub He cvrporwtiot. has paid tates
nn Ml" premises tor suhse-ouent
i years, and the rates of Interest on
--nd amounts are. as follows:
' .,TMr'' i ,nT- ,1'e paid. June
i" receipt .o. isi:
amount. J.s; t of Interest,
2 'r .
i ear s t.ax. i cute paid. J une
1 1-12: tax receipt No. 2S4S1:
amount 111';. 77; Hate of Interest,
irars w. aate psia. June
1 receipt No. l0s;
nt, rate of Interest,
- 'c
Wm. Noonchester as the
i nri w "" not 01 mr
Hve described premiss, as the
ln appears or record, and each
r In other perins defndnt
: atve named. I hereby further
nmuiea mat sain nmwM Irnta -
piaimiu. will apply to tn circuity
dly the World's
ommercial Veh
Accepted Authority
p?fV
Equally important is the fact that this record is
based on all Reo Speed Wagons in use in all lines of
hauling. Not just one truck, ten trucks, or one hun
dred unusually well cared for, little used trucks.
This utterly amazing record in stamina is a part of
every Reo Speed Wagon you buy today in any of
the wide variety of models from J i to 3-ton capacity.
Reo engineering and manufacturing methods make
doubly sure of this.
There is just one reason for this almost unbelievable
record in continuous service: Reo early recognized
the need for a tremendous stanlina combined with
balanced light weight in commercial vehicles the
need for sizing and powering trucks to do their job
economically, efficiently and over a long mileage life.
For example, Reo engines are amply powered for
their job instead. of using larger gear ratios which
force the engine up to racing, wearing speed in order
to deliver the same power. Naturally, this high
speed engine wears out more quickly. While out
standing stamina has been a recognized feature cf
Reo trucks since the first one was built.
Today, Reo engineers in their defeat of friction and
vibration, have designed and built an even greater
measure of efficiency, economy and long trouble-free
life, into Speed Wagons of )j to 3-ton capacity.
They have put the finest of long-lived materials
CO.
i Phone 464
titled court and cause within sixty
days after the date of the first
Pay tne amount due to plaintiff
herein as above shown, together
with cots and accrued interest.1
and in case of your failure so to
do. a decree will be rendered by
Aid Court foreclosing the Hen of
aid taxes and costs aca'nst the
'and and premises above described,
This summons is served upon
'u y Publication by onler of the
Honorable H. D. Norton. Judge of
th Circuit Court of the state of
Oregon for Jackson County, made
nd dated July ar.d the
date nf soch first publication is
July 23. and sa;d order fixed
our ucceslve vekt as the time
tr such pubcrtlfn.
AH papetw alul processes in this
Proceeding WAV he rVn.l im.in
.i. . . "mini i ne
tate of tregon. at the address
hereinafter mentioned
tftifnet!) HAWLK8 MOORE.
Attorney for Plaintiff.!
; Addres: Cooley Theatre BMf ..
Smith Cent pi I A i-amu f.i r..t
- - - xt.
'rson.
VotUf nf Hid-
: Auitiist 3. 12. I
Notice Is heret.v tiv.n that bids
are n..w cille.1 far the painttna of
the Administration and ll..nar;
!ui!din and Shop f be erected'
upon the property owned bv the
Cvy of Medford. Jackson iVuntv
Oregon. Said it. per: hinr to-
cjteiJ on the Med ford AirtMut Vti.l '
aPuut two mites north of Medford
Oregon The plans Hnd fpcUlca-
ttons ran te ss-n -it the office of
the Clt V 'Hecot der in the Citv Hall
at the corner of Sixth ml Kront
piw.s Mfii:orn. Oi-efii-
The Cur Council v
il receive
sealed pronox! therefor and the'tregnn. s,iid prper;v betrc to
proposals will b
Council Chamfer f th
Citv Hall
' n Knda. eenln at 7:l.i, Auust
Each bid must be
- 4 - i -
M " &3yXT I
J 1 L- lvJI fill s " IjPk i '
some cf them resulting from exclusive Reo formttt
into Speed Wagons.
They have added features in design and manufactic:
that establish an entirely new conception of coir
rntrrinl tranennrtntinn P.iwnirpr car Kneed. Act
bilitv and economy
with brute strength to offer industry i to 3-te:
hauling like men have never known before. An:
above all, Reo engineers have made these qualitiv
lasting.
Buying any truck
Speed Wagons, is
make.
Reo Speed Wagons
from 1 15" to 179'. Chassis priced from $895
2,200, F. O. B. Lansing. They incorporate sua
modern-day advantages as 4-forward speed trar.
mission, 4-wheel, 2-shoe internal hydraulic brake;;
6-cylinder engine, 7-bearing crankshaft, Myers buK
in chassis lubrication and other refinements. j-
Call your Reo dealer. One of the Reo Transports
tion Specialists who have studied and solved tranf
portaiion problems for hundreds of truck owners U
call and discuss your transportation needs, vitho.
obligation. Reo Motor Car Company, Lansinj
Michigan. . J
S P E E
World-leader in High-Speed, Loic I phen
Commercial Transportation I
of the i ity may re.mir.
CITY COINCII..
l!v A.
P.y M
W. VIPKS. M.ivor.
I.. AI.FOHD. Recorder.
13S'
Notliv f HUK
Aumist 3. 1 ;i2!.
Notice is hereby given that bids
are now called for the Klectrlcal
wiring for the Administration and
Hangar building and Shop to be
erected upon the property owned
by the City of Medford. ' Jackson
County. Oregon. Sanl pronertv be-
i- , " - .Me n,.., i .AinH.r
Field about two miles north of
Medford, Oregon. The plans and
specifications can he seen at the
office nf the Citv Keeorder in the
Citv Ball at the corner of Sixth
and Front Streets. Medford, Ore-
son
' . 1 " H III
receive
proposal?: therefor and the
prvit'Sals will be opened In the
Council Chamber of tne Citv ll;ill
on Friday evening at 7;3t, August
?th.
Kach hid must he accompanied
bv a certified check or bid bond
of not less than five per rent t 5 V )
of the amount of the bid. The
rtcht is reserved to reject anv or
oil pr-'posals. to nccept the pro
posal submitted br anv bidder, and
to waive technical defect, a the
interests of the Cirv m.iv reonire
. CITY CiH'NClI,.
tiy A. . TICKS Minor
tv
j
AT.KOliD. Recorder.
Nothv or IthK.
August 3. lf"2!..
N-'tice ts hereby given that bids
are now calle-d for the roofing for
the Administration and 1 Linear
building and Shop to he rre t,.d
upon ine property owned bv the
City of Medford. J. i- ...
ned tn the.etd on the Medford Airport fieM
bot two nules north of Medford
. lrt gon. The Mans and Me,-lf,ra
an r... seen at Th.. ..fi t
ompjnied.'he City l!eerder in the City Hall
cs!
IC
of operation have been blendti
without first investigating the4
a mistake no thinking buyer m
are offered in 14 wheelbase size?. -
IjWA G ON .
l
:t the corner of Sixth and Fn'j
streets." Mrtford. Oregon.
The CP.y. Council wilt rcce-
se.il.nl proposals ilierefur and l'f
proposals will be opened in ' i.
counc;! chamber of the ciiv h f
on Ki iiir y evening .it T:3o p. r
Aimuvt .Mh. I
Kach bid must be accomnan
by a certified check or b.d
of not less than five per c-nt (' f
of the amount of the bid. T j
richt is reserved to reject mv f
all pniposals. to accept th'
posat submitted by anv tmN f
and to waive technical d-.f.-ctn.
the interest of the Citv m.'.v '1
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