Medford mail tribune., August 08, 1929, Image 2

OREfiON. TmTftSTUY. ArQUST 8.-1929.
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c-AUJbi twu r ,
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Ideal and
-'Personal
V. V. Allen If ft thin mornlnit
fur 1'orlliiinl. where he will spend
the remainder of tll- week un
llUttllleWK.
A ifili-watt electric hoi water
heater Is given free ultri each
rutiK purchased tlnrlnK the
II. electric range sale ut the South
ern Oregon Kleetrle. 13H
Mr. anil Mia. J. W. Wakefield
returned hume lawl night
days at Dltmonl
There will hp no 1,nn'1 concert
in rMtv nark tomorrow night
bernuse of Wilson viaur, " i HiiendliiK twu
lenler. nml several playera oi '""lake.
hand being at Salem attending the Djnge's dance at Nat. Wed. and
state convention of the American i ,at iuKer. better orchestra. 142
Legion. The next weekly band Teinnorury aulomohlle permit"
concert will he held a week from W(.re UK,.n um yesterday at the
Delphinium eed brought to the
Chamber of Commerce office yes
terday by Mrs. H. 1. MeOiskey
from the garden at her coilntry
home, were all distributed by !
oV-look this morning. After the
supply of nearly 50 packages had
been exhausted there were many
request for the seed.
Tree Drops from Clear lumbar.
nf.er niir Pines f.br. Co.. Phone No. 1.
UNEMPLOYMENT !
WILL VANISH AS !
PICKING STARTS
I Wltfi lbs '
IBM
FILL NEW ORDER
Krlday evenlnK
Riverside Community Club
dunee, Sat. nlKht. auk. 10. !'
Miss F.teanor orth returned
home last night from Kugene,
where she had been visiting friends
for several days. Mi" t"',n m
tored to F.ugene with Mi" Fiances
I'erry of Fortland. a sorority sister.
Chaser dance, Jackson Springs.
Salurdny night. Something new.
something different. H"
Tour pi.ssengers In a special Pa
cific Air Transport plane slopped
at the Medford, airport this morn
ing. They were flying from Se
attle to San Francisco.
l.adv driving to I.. A. via Oak
land. Nash sedan. Two lady pas
sengers. 412 No. Ivy. IT'
Tourists from a distance regis
tered at Medford hotels Includo
Mr. and Mrs. Kmll Tellefsen of
Oslo, Norway. Jen Tellefsen of
Oreenwlch. Conn., Mr. and Mrs. I..
Ilertzhen and sons and J. C,. Hro
knn of New York City. Miss Marcl.i
Thomas of I.nl'oi'te. Tnd.. Mr. and
Mrs. Julius Levi of Cincinnati, ..
and Itlta Sorensen of l.akenett.i.
Minn.
Dance, F.agle Toint, Sat,
sheriffs office by K. J. Hart of .
Central Point. I.eroy Wells of !
Kogue lilver. I). S. Milne. Wallace;
Potion and M. , C. l-,aFrunee of .
Me. If. ml. . i
A large stock of tree props at
Woods Mr. Co. lamf j
In response to a petition recen'.- ,
ly filed by summer residents at
Ijtke of the Woods and others In i
1 21 tf
2H0 per load, green pine slabs,
12 or lli-in. Ask about free kind
llnir. Med. Fuel Co.. Tel. J1. tf
Marriage licenses were
yesterday afternoon lo l-.ugene away, unemployment conditions in f.an Fl.am.i.0, in the construction
WHISKEY PEAK !S IESPEE PERSON
SCENE OF BLAZE I GATHERS TO TALK J
. onr-n nrnuinr nrurnTO
U I Ull WWW I I W
service that will be of benefit
shinpers (Inline the aiima-hI!?
fruit season. Plans Tor the moving
ol' iltc crop will be oiullned by lit
t-iil shipping uiiimiKcrs.
Work Is now mollis ahead un he
tracks wliich are being moved and
onstructed in the packing lions,.
1 1 li t. A new spur is being au
unit of Main street near the tiro.
ICxchanse uiiil Sgoliel &
beginning of the fruit
A forest fire of much extent In
ford Lumber Co. 124lf
"Summertime Is bathing time."
(let your bathing necessities at
Colvlg Drugs, next to the Hlalto
Theater. See the window. 138
the I lend Indian district asking i (luesls rrom Oregon at local no
t..r .h. ,...,,i,ii.hm.ii f t. oi.st-ltels Include Mr. and Mrs. 8. w.
voncana. Mr. anu
Orders for seven molt cars of
Issued i harvesting seofiod less than a week ; umbers to be used by the city of an old burn in me Appiegaie ten i
lory onme oui irairmuj ,..
.Montgomery and Helen Pendleton, j the Kogue Klver vulley are ex-Hetch-lletchy water supply
both of Ashland, and Iee Camp-1 peeled to be on a steady decline, 'gj.,,,,,,,, received yesterday by
hell and Florence r leener ot nan , Many or the orctiarus expect to ne h4. ow en-oregon Lumber com
Jose. Cal. ' gin picking Monday and others will ; v ThiK makes a total of 3D
Tree props, 1x2 full slie, tt Mea- commence inrnuguoA tne ,.a,. of timbers that have been
sons. Z"Z "i L "pr : n i: arHe- ' "7 " '..;
There Is considerable uneinploy had covered an extent ot about
,.1 inciiv in i.resent. Chris (lutt- n...i 1... 1 300 acren in an old burn of lino.
11..1. .oneriniendent of the I'nlted ! ,' ' ' ... ... ,.,., lmt no Information had conic
States free employment bureau, re- , m', ,,.. a!i,cilltl.Jrl, an(1 ul.e I to whether it was under control ur
ports. This Is caused by the many , . h slru,.tural Kr,,. extinguished However. M was pre
Mrs.! laborers coming here front Call- Th ,...,. sla ,he m,,er8 : sumea here mat 11 was unue.. i
the Whiskey Peak section, to which
4D fire fighters were rushed from
various road camps of ibu Crater
National forest.
The last heard from this fire a
the Crater National forest oifice.
Southern Pacific officials and
employes of the Kogue liiver val
ley will gather in .Mcill'iiid tunighi
to attend the "new iiiea" lm-ctim'
to he held at the freight station
ofllces. The niee;:nK .'IH 1,e ";"
voted to iliscussions on cii:r.ues in
Comfort and Safety
for Eyes
Dr. D. A. Chambers
EYESIGHT SPECIALIST
404 Medford Bldg.
..... . ... !..,. Vlr nn.V InrnlD tn Work tn the irUlt not HeS L. ho
for star route service through tne , '"';""- I " or;r,N. Mr. Gottlieb is re- i"! "T.' "B"' ''1.1.1. " " i lire fighters, who were unable f.
Demi iml ail diIriCt. a nolCe CU I- -wn. J. r-. im? , . . nH m-n in limn innmun, mi"
.., f..l e n,i i, ..tea .o sol mil an- Miss Crete Palley and Miss Doris : calving application, for Jobs at Ihe j,,,,, r , caril sipped to date, ho ! reach the sc,
- 1 ... .... . . 1 ... a Hnv no rHIHiriH. ... ... .
th- ,.uitl..n iinut- Clr.rK or Milem, .11. ana aim. iu.d w . ul scarueu out one uinoer as nui
ihe lake oostofflce has i A. I tolllngswori n 01 r.ugene.
,1 1., the Ashland nnst-! the following from Portland:.
notice calls only fur , ami ,Mr. 11. f. jonnson. suss r.isie
plications for
master ta
been post
office. Tile
and Although the labor supply Is ex
Mr. I pected to be plentiful this season.
there will be Jobs tor most every
one wishing to work. About llbOO
Dr. Margaret Tlngley, Dr. Clara o. i persons win oe ...
Darr. Mr. and Mrs. It. Crete and ; ford and throughout the valley dur
Mrs A -V Hurl7. j ing the peak of the season. This
To satisfy yourself ns to the ben-1 Includes tnose emp.oyeu ... pcK,o
eflts of vibrator exercisers, try the sorting, packing, trucking and car- j ,.wert, nr.,BU umi u-ft no room
.... .. . . j. ...HUinv .., nt tlm miinv other nro- . . .......
lake, a position whlih probably
would extend over a period of five
months of the year, June, July.
Augu.lt, September and October.
The favorable report on ' '", ,,,. r ,. many other pro-
","; rr v": Bhop. 1-. The .im... . use.. ,n
... hue n ni.smffice m "tie. ! treatments with each $10 service, vest
up ' a route to. Summer residents card, or 25c per treatment,
n. .l. luko h,.vo felt ihe need f 14V8 for appointments.
f..- nnH n.i Attorney w. it. i.ayioru .en
ne last night because
iof having to pack In six miles from
being up to AA specifications. , -
Manager Owen said today ,b, scene this morning and nes were
he was highly pleased with the established around the lie.
compliment, and glad to know that ! Ti e origin of the fire was not
the trade was recognized nt last the i Known here.
superiority of southern Oregon! The stnoke ba nl e. in the sou
fir " lie said that compliments, jend of the valley today came from
l.i.cke.l bv substantial uruers ,,,c 1 .
leral days In Klamath county.
Phone
139
n(nhi mail servl
139
U. H. Ollroy of the I'nlted States
fisheries left last night on the
Shasta for Sun Francisco.
Furniture repairing by A. N.
Thlbault. Phone 869-H. 14B
The Past Noble flrands club of
the Olive Rebekah lodge will hold
a picnic dinner at Ihe cabin ot Dr.
and Mrs. Jud Itlckert In F.dgewood
park Sunday-afternoon at i o'clock.
Klverside Community Club
dance. Sat. night. Aug. 10. 14tl
Some of the newest water rights
on the upper Applegate have been
iemnorarilv cut off by County Sur
veyor Tom Pearce, because of the
scarcity of water In Applegate riv
er. The old rights, have priority
and when such fanners have fin
ished Irrigation the more recent
applications may get the remain
ing water. O rants Pass Courier.
Tree props from clear lumber.
Big Pines I.br. Co., Phone No. 1.
121-tf
Mr. and Mrs. F.dwnrd W. Heyn
olds of Portland and Harry Kerr
of Fresno. Cat., left by slago if or
Crater Lake this morning. i
Mons Club will refund to any
one Who purchased tickets for the
Passion Play. Tickets must be
presented to place where pur
chased. Charles Dwltx of Chicago ar
rived here this morning to spend
two months visiting bis aunt ami
nnele. Mr. and Mrs. K. M. Wallers
of Kings highway. Mrs. C. II. Mil
ler and son ir San Jose, Cal., arc
also visiting Mr. and Mrs. Walters.
Chaser dance, Jnckson Springs,
Saturday night. Something new,
tnmethlng different. ' HO
A total of 310 predatory nnlmnls
wns killed by 28 hunters for the
biireua of biological survey In Ore
gon during July. The hunters took
2H7 coyotes. 29 bobcats and three
stork-killing bears. Ill addition.
122 badgers, 24.ri porcupines and
)8 sknnks werr killed.
Corona adding machines at Med
ford Typewriting Kxchnnge. 13!i
Miss Opal Dunning, who hud
been visiting her mother. Mrs. S.
W.'Dunham. left fur San Francisco
Inst night.
The I.. & II. electric range sale
ends next Thursday.
Harry Leclerc of the Sandwich
shop has gone to Sun Francisco
for n veek's vacation.
See the I.ocnl Movie Stars doing
their regular work In a Medford
made picture running at the ltlallo
Theater, starting Monday. Aug. r.th
13S
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Plcrson of
Medr.ir.l. Mrs. II. 'T. Hooker of
Sacramento. Mis. .1. W. King and
son Joe of Ashland visited Crater
Lake Tuesday.
15.00 Special, fcty. blocks per
load. Tel. OS I. Med Fuel Co. tf
Among Callforntnns registered at
Medford hotels are Mary H. Mix
of Anderson. Mis. D. S. Kvans (T
San Diego, Mr. and Mrs. II. H.
Price of Hanford. Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Neambe of Yreka. Miss S.
Hurt of Sacramento. Mr. and Mr".
W. K. Leland of Hollywood. Mr
and Mrs. H. C. Hartfll. Mr. and
Mrs. K. H. NarswIiiR and Mr. and
Mrs. 1-:. Paul Hill of Los Angeles,
and the following from San Fran
cisco: Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Degen.
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Sherhan. Mr.
and Mrs. O. C. Klust and Mrs. '.
ltellly.
I.. C. Smith and Corona typewrit
ers. Medford Typewrller Exchange.
1 Si
the summer population increases ; Tuesday evening lor ran r rancisco
the need becomes more ucute. This j and other points south, to be gone
led mn cnncentialed action on the a weeK on nusiness n.iuie.s
iinrt of the summer residents and I Another big dance,
others In the Dead. Indian district i Sftt
who now have no rural mall serv-
Daily Meteorological Report
Ice. Ashland Tidings.
You pay no Interest on a twelve
months' purchase plan of nn L. .v
II. electric range. 13H'
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Williams
and Mrs. May Whipple of llermosa
Heaeh., Cal.. who have been visit
ing relatives at Orants Pass and
In Medford. will leave Thursday
via the Itedwood highway for their i
home. Mr. Williams Is manager I
of the llermosa peach Water com-!
pany. " j
Designing and dressmaking as l
you like it." Mrs. J. Towle-Carter, I
Colonial Apts.. 222 East Main St. I
Phone 14 lit-Y. 133
.Miss It. Tomlls left last night for
a three weeks' vacation trip to
Portland and points in Idaho.
"Summertime in bathing time."
(let your bathing necessities at
Colvlg Drugs, next to the lilnlto
Theater. See the window. 13S
Mr. and Mrs. J. It. I.edbetter of
C.oldendale. Mr. and Mrs. X. O.
Cumm of Tacoma and Llllliin
o'llara of Vancouver are visitors
In Medford from the stale of Wash
ington. Six or eight nctlve men are need
ed by the J. C. Penney Company
for Saturday afternoon and even
ings. Prefer employed men with
retail selling experience. 138
Al Melvlu, former Medford high
school football player. Is spending
a few days In town from Crater
LnVo where he Is working this
summer.
Hydraulic wheel re-setter for
tightening squeaky wheels at
Flchtner's Oarage, opp- Indiana
Hotel. 138tf
Fred I.uy of Wellen Is spending
today In Medford on business.
'..00 Special, fcty. blocks per
load. Tel. 031. Med Fuel Co. tf
Assistant Postmaster and Mrs.
It. !. lleach will leave Friday for
a five weeks' motor trip. They
will attend the international con
vention of D. O. K. K. nt Winni
peg. Camilla. August 13 to 1 . and
will visit friends ut Lincoln. Neb.,
before returning to Medford.
Wholesale shoe lace department.
Write for prices. 145 N. Central
Ave. ' 143
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Cragg of
Kansas City. Mo., are the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. .1. C. Panics.
Tree props from clear lumber.
Illg Pines Lbr. Co. Phone No. V
UStf
(let those fenders and auto
bodies straightened nt Trill's Sheet
Metal Works, opposite Lewis 8uper
Service Station. Phone 418. tf"
A complete survey of what L"
needed to make tne streets, side
walks nml alleys of Rosehuig more
presentable Is being undertaken by
the American Legion committee of
the ctcim-up nnd paint-up cam
paign of that city. Visiting every
section of the city, especially those
sections which are likely
Eagle Point.
139
! -U'lnilnw nlnna nil sl7en! nl4o nlatC
glass. Trowbridge Cabinet Wks.
Contrary to reports, everyone Is
Invited to witness the practices of.
the regular and volunteer fire de
partments, according to Fire Chief.
Hoy Elliott. Practice of the vol-.
unteers was held this week on the
new tower.
Dance. Eagle Point, every Sat. 1
139 i
Tree props, assorted lengths.
Wood. Mir. Co. 129'f
Waller J. Kerrigan, manager for
Kerrigan News Syndicate of south
Thursday. August 8.
Medford, and vicinity: Fair to
night and Friday. Warmer Fridny.
Oregon: Fair tonight and Frl
duy. with fog on coast. High tem
lierallires in Interior.
r &
I tunnel work.
The Owen-Oregon company re
cently filled timber orders for the
state highway commission of Texas
and the city of Stockton, Calif., for
j repairs to their water system.
m 4
Local Data
! Ten. pern tun (degrees) . 5
Hftihewt (last 12 hoiinO 96
Lowest (h.M II' hours).. 53
Hoi. humiility (pet.) 28
Pf-f.finirnt.on (inrhcH).... 0
At the Riatto
The exotic atmosphere of luxury
in which a prince of hernia livR
- ; is Kaid to be faithfully pictured
4 in "The One Woman Idea." which
JACKSONVILLE, Ore .
(Special ) Miss Clarti
formerly nf JiirksonviHe
rf Mpilfnrd. nml Aubrey
i this city ver united in
nt th bride's home Sunday
iilK 4 o'clock. .M is.
Jennings was
Coleman is a
Jacksonville
worked sine
hridesiriiiid. .Miss
a Krudualo of the
hiKh school and h::s
then in the county
assessor's office. Mr. N'orris has
4,5 ; begins an engagement f two days Pf.n employed nt Kidds shoe stor
"3 at the Rialto theatre today. ; in Medford for several years and
6S j A peep into the harem and a good I is well known. The youim couple
! look at the dancing girla ot' the ! lrt Sunday evening for Iiando:i
. -i
moon wmmfmm
marriage Ml
eve,,-: &r, aY s y 3 Je M 4 f " I FMbi I
Lewis; iM S-l SI 9. D VM K .JkS Vffi53S 1
this morn-
ern California, wi.s In Medford and g'je ofwcalher
Ashland Wednesday vlsulng frlendsi Lowest temperature
on his way north in the Interests I ne, S2 degrees.
,eglon ciufnrecinltation since Septem
of Kred Hunch American
post, and distributing odvertislni
mntter for the California state fall
al Sacramento, August 31st to Sep
tember !tth.
Dynge's dance at Nut, Wed. nnd
Sat. Digger, better orchestra. 142
Tree props. That prop propper.
size propper, price, propper, prop
per place to get them. Medford
Lumber Co. : 124tf
Xlr. and Mrs. Stephen Henson
and two children will leave here
Friday for San Francisco to con
sult a physician about the Illness
of their son Oordon.. They expect
to be gone at least one week..
Tree props from clear lumber.
Illg IMnos Lbr. Co. Phone No. 1.
118tf"
All kinds of - srnyliig done by'
Allen, reasonable prices. Phone
your order to 103H or 422-1 tf
Mr. and Mrs. R. !'- Anile, ac
companied by Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Orlopp of Pasadena. Cal., have re
turned from an anio trip to Crater
Uike. out through eastern Oregon
to Washington and Iliitlsh Co
lumbia, visiting In Victoria and
Vancouver. Mrs. Orlopp nnd Mrs.
Antic are sisters.
There will be no meeting of the
Royal Neighbors tonight. 1 3S
ber 1. inns. 13.59 Inches.
Clear Clear prince's household are afforded.
, Rod 1-a Rocque is tne 'prince anil
Marceline Day portrays a dual role
in this Bcreen ijrania of romance,
hate, revenge and passion. (
Temperatures a year ago today:
Highest, H7; lowest, 5.
Sunset today, 7:22 p. m.
Sunrise Friday. 5:12 a. m. ,
Subset Friday, 7:2" p. m.
Observation. Taken at 6 A, M.
CITT
120th Meridian Time
IT
5
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Obituary
SALTZMAN (icing' I). Snlx
mnn. a resllletll ilf Jackson county
for the past 20 years, passed away
very suddenly lit S:fB a. m. today.
Mr. and .rs. Salxman resided
east of Medford t where he W'as
engaged In fruit growing.
Resides his Wife. Lily S.tltlman,
he leaves one sister, Mrs. C, J.
Myers Of Polo. Illinois.
Funeral arrangements vlll be
announced nt a later date. Conger
funeral parlors In charge.
NH'KKIjIi Daisy Hlunehe N'lck
ell passed away at the Sacred
Heart hospital at 9 p. m. Tuesday.
August d from kidney trouble,
after an Illness of seven months.
.Mrs. Nickell was born In Iturn
county. Missouri Feb. IS. I SSI. and
br"'at the time of her death she was
rli ker City
Bismarck i4
Boise !'2
Denver "X
Des Moines 84
Fresno 12
Helena f
Los Angeles
.Marsbfleld
I'hbenlx
'Portland
Red Illuff
Roweburg
snlt Lake city
Sun Francisco
Santa Fe
Seattle
Spokane
Walla Walla
Winnipeg
sl;
72
104
86
102
2
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till
82
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64
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Clear
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t:loudy
Clear
Clear
. Clear
Clear
and other coast towns.
Kmll Uriit and sister. Mrs.
Mollie Hritt. John .Miller and a
relative of Sacramento enjoyed
a trip to Crater Ijike Sunday.
W. J. HUTCHISON,
Meteorologist.
Radio Program
KMED
Mall .Trlbune-VlrBln Bttlon
4
It's So Easy
To be sure
ct getting the finest
bread on the market.
Merely ask your grocer
for Fluhrer'i Milk
Bread.
seen by visitors, the committee will
point out what Is needed and rec
ommend Improvements to properly
owners.
Chicken dinner Sunday al Dead
Indian Soda Sprlpgs. Roads are
good. n
Dance nt Dreamland, ChllderF",
hall, every Wed. and Sat. tf
Bruce Schellhorn. M J. B. coffee
representative for this territory, is
In Medford transacting business
with Medford merchants.
Local and long distance haulinc.
We save you money. Hawley Trans
fer. 619 N. Riverside. Tel. 1044-X.
ir.s
Money loaned to worthy people
to pay their honest debts, Thomas
Realty Co.. Urn. 12. Palm Itlk.. cor
ner Main nnd Front, upstairs. t4tf
Attorney (icorge M. Roberts re
turned to Medford tills morning
from San Francisco and Sacra
mento, after a several days' busl-ne-s
trip.
Kinculd's Imperial orchestra.
Kagle Point, every Sat. Tickets 7 5c.
1JS
! "Summertime Is bathing time."
(let your bathing necessities nl
Colvlg Drugs, next to the Klalto
Theater. See the window. 13
The growers ot B.irtlett pears
jure having an Jntilng this year.
But we wonder who Is going to rat
the canned product. Bartlctt pears,
when they sell for the price Ihey
are bringing this year are getting
Into the caviar or anchovy class
Hood River (Hurler.
Let me write your ftre InsurRnce
Carl Y. Tengwald, Hotel Holland
: Phone OKJ, tf
t $2.r0 per load, green pine slabs.
12 or l-ln. Ask about free kind
ling. Med. Kuel Co., Tel. if
aged 48 years, five months and IS
days. In 1SSS. she with her famlly
came to Portland. Oregon, where
she biter met William A. Nickell
and In lsl7 lhey were united In
marriage. In 1912. Mr. and Mrs.
Nickell came to southern Oregon,
settling at Biiwnsboro, where she
lived until the time of her death.
Mrs. Nickell leaves to mourn her
ber husband William A. Nickell,
two daughters, Markaret and VIda.
two sons, J-'rancis and the "baby,"
all of ftrownsboro. and one sister.
Mrs. Fannie Mercer of Seaside.
Oi egon.
Funeral services will be held at
the Perl Funeral Home Vrnhjy.
August th ut 1:30 p. in.. ReV. 1.
K. Millard officiating. Interment
the llrowtfsboro cemetery.
Thursday. August
k to ktlfe KMED.
11:16 to 6:311 News and mnr
. ket reports by Mail Tribune
6:30 lo 7 Harvey's Service
Stations.
Friday. August
f) io 9:J0 Harrison's Sweet
s Shop.
9:90 to 10 Schilling and ( o.
4 10 to 111:30 Soirthern Ore-
gon Electric.
10; JO to 11 Marshal (Irocery
s Store.
11 to 11:10 M. M. Depart-
inent Store.
11:30 to 12 Jacque Lenoi.
Milliner.
12 News flashes by Mall
4 Tribune.
12 to 1 Palmer Music House
1 to 1:30 Medfurd Electric
Store.
1:30 lo 2 Lewfs Super Ser-
vice Station.
2 to 2:30 Mann's Dept. store
2:30 to J Brophy's Jewelry
e Store.
6 lo :IS K.MF.D.
(1; HI lo 11:30 News and Mar-
ket reports hy Mall Tribune.
6:30 to 7 Hand Box Hat
Shoppe.
III these dizzy days when jang
ling Jazz seems to reach into every
part nnd parcel of life. It Is re
freshing to gel an eyeful and un
earful of entertainment, which has
for itn musical motive more of the
drowsy tinkling of cow bells. In
the distant meadows than ol rau
cous fanfare of xylophones In the
The Uulnbow Man." now plav-,
Inw at Hunt's Oraterian theatre, is
an all-talking and singing screen,
romunce, .plentifully supplied with ,
Instrumental music which contains
not one note of "blues" or "vo-deo-,
do." I
But the fact that it delies the
great American jazz tradition is,
not alone the reason for recom
mending "The Rainbow Man." It '
is first of all a real human story.
simple, but frue Ontl plausible. In
the second place it contains acting
of a high caliber in the hands of j
everyone in the cast.
Eddie Dowllng Is a smalltime
minstrel man who adopts the little
hoy, Frankie Darro, after his fa
ther, Oeorge Hayes, is victim of
a vaudeville accident. Marian Nix
on is the daughter of a small town
hotel proprietor. She falls In love
with Dowling while his troupe is
playing her lown.
The plot goes forward through
sunshine and tears and comedy,
seasoned with episode drama, until
finally the lovers are Joined in a
touching scene wherein the rain
how of their romance comes shin
ing through.
The melodies nf the production.
"Rainbow Man." "Smile. Little Pal."
and "Sleepy Valley." are of n pleas
ing quality, reniiuiscent of "Honey
moon Lane" and "Log Cabin ol
Dreams."
Here is a sound film romance
which Justifies the "talkies." It is
one of the best screen entertain
ments this reviewer has ever hark
ened to or beheld.
(Ml 10
01SCUSS PEAR PLANS
ST. MAItlK'S, Idaho. Aug. S.
(P Shet Ward of lurkiu, wuntod
for the murder of Hay Cole, mir
rendered to the sheriff hero today
lifter po;;seH hfitl sought him vainly
over north Idaho.
You can Bay Brands for Less, But
You can Euy None Eetter
In 3 irfl-pound cans (not 2U lbs) you get 20 per
cent MORE. Hence the cost is LEGS. Best of all is its
high quality. ACC3PT NO SUBSTITUTE.
Which do you prefer? An inferior quality, or to pay a
few cenls more and gat the beat?
Sold by best dealers handling- malt.
J. R. EMITH CO., Distributors
309 Everett St. Portland, Oregon
A 750 Watt
Water Heater
Value $12.50
FREE
During the
L&H Electric
Range Sale
I jj S5.00 Down j
Jf f Balance in 12 i
Ul
S5.00 Down
balance in 12
Monthly Payments
No Interest to Pay
Sale Ends August 15
Southern Oregon
Electric
ft.. t. - - ,j :
With Our New Cooling;
JGL.li'T
N
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4 Shows
Daily at
1:30, 3:15.
7 and 9
P. M.
All Talking, All Laughing
All Singing
LOCAL SUSPECTS HAVE
SEEN OTHER BAST1LES BUTTE FALLS RESIDENT
SUFFERS INFECTED LEU
fljlrrV l'h'nihon and FranV Ur
ili'au. rr5tnl hi'r Jfcsl wwk nn
forKrry rhuritrii, have prln rt-v-nrttw
in t'alifornitt. arcoriilnn to
woril rrorlvrd by Sheriff JriinlnttM
from iiffli'lRln of tht tt thin
niornlnK.
Tin men havf perveJ terms In
Sun Quentln "nil KoNom prisons In
ihnt atnte on chuntrn similar to
lhor Cftil!itiK thftr arrest here.
?hrrlff Jrnnimt" has ten Inform
(I. Iteleu has also he-n known
lv the mima of Joriliin.
The men are helni held In the
lounty J.HI for further herln$.
!
4-4
I
;
,
Further plans concerning the
winter pear crop will be ilisctisseil
at the rneeflnR of the bohril of (II
rectom of the Fruitgrowers' leitgue
which has been set for Sntunlay
noon ut the Hotel Medford.
KtiiHirts will he given by several
members of the board In regard to
work which Is now being done In i
preparation for the harvesting and j
marketing of the crop.
Portland 5-SiUHW will be ex
panded in complete rehabilitation
of Interior of city's union slat 'on.
i ii
.MExper t ! Finishing
1 1;
jACKONVII.l.l:. Ore.. Aug. S.
Ifperial. I Klnier lloefs of Hlltte
Falls, son of C. F. Iloefs of this
city, is at the Sacred Heart hos
pital. M'dfo.-il. sufferinn from an
Inftctcd knee. His wife accom
panied him down from Hutte Falls.
1
Franf lvlHerg. hike racer, was
knocked Insensible in a loor.l acci
dent. Four days later he went out
nnd won a 3wmUe motor paced
contest.
Fllmi In at 10 A. M.
Ready at 6 P. M.
PROMPT MAIL-ORDER SERVICE
SWEM'S
TOO LATE TO ASSIFY j kodak, book, gift shop
KOU S.M.K Tr.un. wnenn nnd
harn-Mt: one mMn nrtheii!t of
'hmnU n Uie I'oleman lunch.
141
A ACrtKS IrrlK,itet. r?o?io In. bpt
of In hinh utato of cultiva-!
tion: gooJ 4 -room limme, la rue :
hum. chtt kPn hon-p. mir.iKc lots
of IwuTiPst and ha(U: a r1..! home.
tor onlv 23.M. Thonp S-lJ
luiiuirc Taylor. muj
VOTi ItKXT Ijiiiio front room.
i'lo!M In; hoi ami roM Ur ami
shiiwcv. :' S. Kir. 141
KOI. KKNT OffUe rooms. Thr11
room nvn "oolvori).'! Storr
t M. Kirf.l. 144
yon sai.k on tkauk :o acro
on l.lUJt' Appt'icat: 4 acrv rlh
Mhdv lojtm. fcnrt'tl: loin of frc
Iirvp coot! ranch liased ml)oin-
Itm. wiih fin4 irarsiAn. fruit am'
luiiMimcs. rric' for nil
will truuV for lisht truck or mi (
of en mil vnluo. 1". Trilmnt j )pA0 tOMPVt Of tAlllOKNW
lis
mwxpiosivt
I liked it better
than "The Sing
ing Fool.'
That's what
everybody is say
ing! The love
making and sing
ing if Eddie Dow
llng is the sur
prise sensation of
A? Wilt fS
lt
4.
HE TALKS TO YOOR
HEART HE 5INC-13
TO YOUR SOUL
1s3i
pp.
4
WITH
MARION KIXON and FRANKIE DARRO
IN
! He Mill DO W
Eli public to be the most realis- s?
WJ to ever reach '.lie living - - "-ir
1 screen. C-Tr
ALSO
fA Admits'
y Mats. If
Y Eves. C"
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!:.!.
MACK EENNETT'S
ALL TALKING COMEDY
"The Old Barn"
AND
THE TALKING NEWS