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MTDFOttT) MXTL TRTRTiyE, rEDFOTtD. OTJEOOX. RT'XDAY, ATTiFST 11. 1020. Tocal and 'Personal i- : 1 Obituary -Tho many veterans and I.'Kion auxiliary memborH ibfgan arriving homo lust iiJkM and by tonight all will be buck In M'dfurd from ih'i Salom convention I. & 11. clpctrto ranuw an jiuto- j mativ and havo oxcct-tllnKly fnt ! cooklns olrnxfiilB. 1 I Mm. Frank Holier!. lias liari as j crtioNtu I lin miKt Wirek her bl'ul her. I Charles Loi.ch, null iic pli. wx. Krank '""' l" ! Will Xitt a Illnf or holt HhnwIiiK nn " i;:-.'l (,1V An exiMi.-illi.n of HTAAI Hul l.. Turkey 0V) Dr. Italian ml i,f the iijlil-'iitli ccn- Hu.-rJ 'Inn Tekill, Tnr!;li t my (.in iH'd Im ii. July is anil will Kst. h.-m imhllshi ! a vTk In (-nniihiic until OcluhtT :1M. lie- whl.-li h.' i-l:iii! Turkish Is t hi- KAI.TZMAN Coiiir,, l, Kallz-1 ilur.il railway fan's arc in fori-i- mother of all luliKUaKV. Hi' says, r lirirn at 1'iiln III . I.,.i-i. ' .. ...i ..i.i.ij . - . . . .1 :,K,."::u;!uT".,:a::l'.''i".lr:'"" "u,," i .....-:.. .a,.,,,,,; ,..r , u..",.. ,1.:; ,':;, "";.- ;. IK to Iowa, wlMTo h.t 4-n.'iKel In tric.it pe riot maix i s an- lisit-d as Turki.-U fur "fathi-r" and "in-ul- Jacli of Oalrsltorru, Illinois, and O ltn I.purli of Memphis, '.Missnuri. Mm. Kobertn ami l;uiKliUr.s, J'hyl 11 and Sally, will accompany their guest to rrccMit t'ity today. , Ijiitly drlvliiK to L. A. via 'ak- land, Ntsli sedan; a lady passe n gem. 412 No. Ivy. Miss Nina Young, a recent ar rival In the city from Jtlilm larxl'T, Win., Ih t liit new HlcnfiHii.ph',r and Hocrotary of L'oiinly .Indj,-n Spar row, KUei'cedinj; Mrs, .Josephine; Hat email. .Ma jor Iavr-nee Mutt, sportsman ! The new .1U.0OO all electric nlnr.t and writer, who Is H"nHriK tlieof iIm Wilcox Sand & UravH com-' fiumimT at Iloselmn;; fiwhliij,' and pany will start operation at drams' citht'iiiiK material for arileM. an-1 1 'ass tomorrow. The company will nounoes that he lias accepted an ! start work on a contract fyr lOnoj associate editorship with Forest : cuhlc yards of cement k ravel Which I and Stream, sports magazine. If also has contracted to writ a ft . to ue in reinfurelna and imm-ov i" nifKiyou. 'J"ejt(u. ,uni,M.r ,lUsim,ss K WilH mal.. maaxme un Oreyun port.i and-plant will take gvavvl .from iho r(.,, , iUmvrti of St Ulkv i:i'nvry' NtoKUe river. Jit)U: ' Th(.y ,llllMf Itadio is koimI when you have ('hlckvn dinners, 7.r.e. (loud' mi 'west iti Kcplumher of the same the Hunt instrument. Iluvo youjthehesi; Ix-tter thi.n the rest. Tlie year, htci.tlng In Momcroy, Wash , tried the new Victor Itadio With i Covered WaKon. IMioeniX. 140i-ln.re he airain cnuiifcii' the Among recent permitn filed with j lumber business. In the fall of tho state engineer for water lights; l't'J lh'-y came to Orcifdn, btca'- w.iH one by Noah Ch'tndler, J'hue- j inn east of M dftd. where they nix, for peruiit to appropiiato .It have since made their home, and Hecond foot from Anderson creek ' when? ho planted an orchard and for irrigation of two acrcu. lived tu see the fruits of his labo. A h.r.'e stock of treo props nt Mr- -Itzinan was a man of exem Wooda Ijbr. f.'o. lKtf" j l,lar' t"" f'Hl of sterling Koi- fulhiro to appear for trial! u"r,h 11,1,1 ('"llM "Iwuvh be d. to aiiHwer to a charge of speeding, j landed uiton. His sudden death Hay Anderson forfeited cash hail "tHv Thursday morning cast a Dr. I Kleetrola? It Is a musical Instru meiit. I'atmer Music Ilouso. 3411 Arthur Mol.indei ari ived In Med ford Situiilay from t'rat"r Iwilce the latest model U, & 11. cleetric range. 3 41 Mrs. If. C. f'.ab-y or Ashland and her gllest, Kllie Jlehwe of Ku- geiie, weie in Med ford Saturday. iiis- nciiivveii win jeave ioiay ror j Herkeleyi Cal.. to en'.er tho l-'ni- versjly of Calinji'iiia. $r..00 Kpeelal, fety. blocks per load. Tel. ;i i. Med Find Co. tf J.eo 11. Carroll recently of We Iialchee, Wiell., lias accepted a a result of Stiulebaker's big price reduction of S 1 M- jast Thursday. $;.oo Special, fety. hlocka por load. Tel. Gill. Med. Kuel .o. tf An unusual yield of 331 hashclN floom over the entire community. Hesides his wife, .Mrs. jjy ,at man. he leaves a sister, Mrs..'. .1. Myers of Polo, III. Knneral s-r- from three acres of oats has been J vlct'M wl,i "ui''d lt- liev. II bai'vested by C. It. Hill of Pruvull.)"' s""" al !n r"K'i' chapel County Agent Jf. 1!. Howell said Ttasnhall. Phoenix vs. Untte Falls. I ' Sunday, Medford Fairgrounds. 141 "Can you tell me where?" Th! Ih a frequent question asked by strangers in Lit hla park a ml al though' the summer season is welt past the need for signs directing . tourists and other visitors to points about; 1 ho park He ma Ins. Signs locating the litiiia water fountain, slgnH locating tile band stand, signs locating the play grounds, all aro badly needed. The expenditure required for placing sImuh about the park would not be great and 11 certainly Ih a need which fchmild no longer be neglected. Ashland Tidings. Regular slock models of the 3 and 4-hoht ,. &. 31. eb-chii; rang': come in while enamel with n gray trim and I bey also coino in cream with Nile green, Arabian tan and Alice blue trim nt tin; Southern Oregon Klectrlc 1 Mrs. Mabel, Mack, county homo demonstration agent, who is en joying a month's vacation, will re turn to duty on Auuust tfdh. Iynge's dancfl at Nat,- Wed. and Bat. Klgger, batter orchestra. I ll; The Corva His A nierlca u T,e gion post has purchased a lot EiO by I an. There In one-story building on the lot. L'S by f.S. wheih will be Improved and 1 remodeled, ma king n striicturo i!H hy 7o when com pleted. Improvement. plans call for a club room, a lodge room and office on the first floor, ami in the basement will b located a kitchen and bajiqnet loom. Chicken dinner Sunday at Dead Indian Soda 'Spring". I toads are Good. 3l'i Mr. and-Mrs. Kurl York, follow-, llig Mr. York's return home from having attended the state Ameri can legion convention at Salem last night or today, will leave for a wnek's auto vnent Ion trip to various sea coast points. Not a hinge or holt showing on ;hn latest model & ll. eleciri-1 range. tt- 1 ay Mrs. Arthur Jlaeon1 of Indian a polls, 1ml.. was somewhat flab bergasted .when she opened an egg to fry for her husband's bEeakfasi. Tho egg contained four yolks. Money loaned to worthy people to pay their h-onest dehu. Thomas Itealty Co., Km. 12. Palm l:lk.. cor ner Main am Front, upstairs'. :Mtf When Mrs. Helen Spence of lal las. Tex!, arrived in the city yes terday to visit Mrs. (. J. Wolfe of 36 North Oakdale. the two sinters Haw each other for tho first time in five years. Wholesale shoe inert department. Write for prices. 345 N. Central Ave. - 3C1 A 73 per cent gain over all other' offices In the Southern Oregon (Lis! corporation system was made hv the Grants J'as division dining the past week, K. I. Dastey of Med ford, general mnnager or the com pany, announced Friday. Grants Pass Courier. Itegulnr slock models of ihe threo and four-hole 1.. .V- II. electric range come in white enamel with ft. gray trim and they aNo come 'n T) cream with Nile green. Arabian tan and Alice blue him at (he Southern regnn l'.W i tic. I 1 1 Kin II Uritt ami John Miller or Jacksonville wrm in Medford Sat urday. Mr. .Miller Is rxpcctlng hh sou. and daui:hter-ln-l-uv.. Mr. and Mrs. John Miller, Jr., of Sacra- menio for a visit earlv In Septcm her. Maseball. I'hnenlv v.J. Plltte Fa IK Snndny, Medlord Kairgroiimls. Ill - V.- 3v. )en, who has b to AVeiser. Idaho, on business, relum ed to Medford Friday night. Loral and long distance haulln.;. Wo tciye you muney. llauiey Tiau. -fer, ti9 N. liiversido. Tel. lOH-X im; At the Presbyteiian chuivh. PIloetiK, today, iivv. 1!. V. ., l-,,,n of McMinnvlllr. former pastor, will conduct t.orvlceM, both morning and evenhn;. There will bi u covered dihli luncheon after the inorniiii: Seryfee. follftwed by a '"-i , ln.nr iit ion with t he Western I fnion (tft'iees here. Mr. Canrdl took up his new duties on Monday. C. II. Ilubbi.rd has returned to Medford where he will become connected with the Western Union. Mr. Hub bard was here for some t ime !n the tocal office. Klamath Falls Herald. y. Hi IT. electric ranges are auto matic and have exceedingly fast cooking elements. 3 4 I Mrs. T. S. Wiliey h ft last Fri day night for an extender! tour of several mouths in the cant. She will visit In Kansas City and will then go on to Cleveland. Ohio. $I!.r.n per load, green pine slabs, 12 or Hi-in. Ask about free kind ling. Med. Fuel Co., Tel. f,3l. tf Cal C. Wells, deputy I'lllted I'nited slates marshal, arrived in Portland last Wednesday with II cs sie Mose. Khirnath Indian 111 cus tody. Mose was boun I over to the federal grand jury by Pert '. Thomas. I'nited States commis sioner at Klamath Fails, under bond of $i!fiuu on a charge of in t rod net ion of liquor onto the K 1; mat h Indian reserval ion. Tree props from clear lumber. Pig Pines JJr. Co., Phone No. J. 1 I SI f Mrs. San ford lilchardson or Ibal Lane arrived home Saturday noon from Perkeley, where bc had been attending Hot summer session of Hie I'nivcrsify of Cali fornia. SL'.f.O per load, green pine nlab.4, 1 U or Hi in. As; about free kind ling. Med. Fuel Co., Tel. (13 1, tf Mrs. P. S. Hills of llig Fall creek, l.ane county, killed- large cougar last week with u caliber rifle. She and her husband were haul ing hay when they saw the hacks d the cougar in tho road. Their log trailed the cougar and treed it. Mrs. Hills brought It down with three shots. Paseball, Phoenix vs. P.ulte Falls, Sunday, Medlord Fairgrounds. Ill The condition of Mrs. Jessie Hopkins, who recently underwent a major operation at tho Sacred Heart hospital, continues to im- Trce props, assorted I o n g t h !. Woods IJir. Co. IJ'tf ( leorge I,. I rummnnd of Ash hind has purchased Hie Champlin pear orchard property, ' consist ing of (ill acres on Ihe Pacific highway, just above Foots creek. The prop erly has Kiim feet of highway and liver frontage with a bearing or chard of Partlott and HeAnjou pears. The I rummondH will pro ceed at once with the construction of a modern homo and with other development upon t ho property. Mr. Drummond was editor of the Grants Pass 'ourler for a time following the war, and later engag ed in the commercial printing busi ness in Medford and Klamath Falls, lie recently sold his Klam ath Falls plant. The third largo shipment of Vic tor Padio with Klectrola was re ceived hero Monday and are most all sold. Did you get yours? Pal mer Musln Ilouso. . 141 13. P. Merrick of Medford and Miss Stella Merrick of Long Peach lell Fridav niuht for Los Auueles. Miss Merrick hud been visiting in Medford for the iat three months. (Jet those fenders and a tun bodies HtrnlKhteneiJ .ai P.rill'H Sheet Melal Willis, opposite Lewis Super Service Station. Phone 4 18. tf Ml. and Mrs. Addison Holm. Jr., who have been Spending the Minnine visiting their parents. 'Mr. jnd Mr.:. ,. I. llelniM at their home at I he K la ma I h .In net ion, l-f this week- for Sun Francisco. They plan in remain there i he rest of the summer. Ashland Tid 13 1 1 Don't say broad, say Fluln cr's Milk Bread. h: It Isn't the clothes, it's the sum mer tan skin 1 his mm inner. Get Max Factor's al Colvig Hrims, See the window. I HI From ,-i ten days vMt villi rela tives and friends at fhehalK Wash.; Kiltth Shaver, daughter Mr. and Mrs. I lot la lit ot Central Point, returned home .st week. i on can net that summer tan t without Minhuin or freckles , with Max Factor's Sutnm'r Tan i:t CoUig Ih-ug. t U Harold lif lord, stale game warden, reports that TO IS pheas ants were hatched out at the Fugeiie hatchery his season; ti. :t:'.'i have been hatched at the uumo farm near Pendleton, and 4.314 at the farm at Corva II is, making a total hatch of IT.Tt; birds. There are also abmit s.non Viitiii lUiW ( process ot hicilbat loll. Tree prop from clear lumber. Pig Pines Lbr. Co., Phono No. I. 1 1 st f Mr. and Mrs. W, K. Phlpts and :on, IMill. plan to leave tins morn in lo spend the day at Ihe Oregon beaches. ly mie's dance at Nat, 'ed. and S.it. Pigi:.i better orchestra. 142 lr. Frederick Shirker of Port land. MM-retary of the wtate lioard of lioitllli, U leaving AumM IS for Ihirope to attend ft medical con gress nt Copenhagen. While there lif will visit the large centers of Interest, Why eat at home when you run eom out to the Wicked WafCr Inn? Food and prices will de. light fully surprise you. Phone Jacksonville S3, n$ i'hursday. -Grants Pass Courier. i Tree props from clear lumber. Pig Pines Lbr. Co., Phone No. 1. i n i i r Mrs. peiiha' Powers of Pejison, Minn., will arrive today to be with her sister, Mrs. Geo. I. Saltzman, and other sisters of Pasadena, to attend the. funeral of Mr. Saltz man, Tree props from clear lumber. Pig Pines Lbr. Co., Phono No. 1. IL'Mlf Sumner 'A. Parker, whose death occurred last week, was for many i years manager of Parker station, t on Parker mountain, in Ihe Green spring district. In the days when the old stage coaches traveled over t he mountains between Klamath and Ashland. A nativ1 sou, ho was horn In 18iio in tho Willamette val ley, hl.s people crossing the plains in 1X43. He left a wife Mid five children. Tree props. That nron nronoei. size propper, price propper, prop-1 per place to get them. Mcdrord Lumber Co. 134tf Mr. and Mrs. Jack Porter are In Salem visiting Mrs. Porter's parents ill that city. Tree props, IxU full size, at Med ford Lumber ( "t. I LMtf Judge and Mrs. Glenn O. Taylor were expected to arrive home last night or today from a three weeks vacation, the most of which was peM visit lug Paget Sound and P.ritish Columbia points. Let me write your fire insurance. Carl V. Tengwald, Hotel Holland. Phone !t!'3. tf There is one hit or work which should have been done to Improve the Lake of the Woods road in the spring time when the road was -soft enough to be effect ively work ed with road scraper, it was not touched and as a result it is rough and bumpy. A bit of early work in tli springtime would have re lieveij the situation immensely. Ashh.nd Tidings. Medford Ponded Wit rehouse is prepared to store grains, wool, hay and merchandise or all kinds.' Money loaned on warehouse re ceipts at reasonable rates. MOtr' For a visit of a few days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Morgan. Mrs. Harold Sanders was expected to arrive in the city yes-J lentay or today. r I' limit ure repairing by A. N.f Thibault. Phone !Ml!l-H. Kl For the first time in sever il I week-ends, California couples did not predominate among the mar riage licenses Issued Saturday ' et j the office of the countv clerk. Tu n ' of the couples were from Ashland, one fi-om Medford and another from Klamath Falls. The licenses were issued to George T. Kennedv and Meat rice Hnxle, Itiwrence Powell and Attadeua Spencc. aH t" Ashland: Claude M. Houston and Hose Meglcr, Medford; Fletcher A. Palph and Plauche I loh lajuler, Khimuth Falls, and ollle Coehrari; Portland and Kdiih Cody, Sacra mento. Window glass, all sizes; also plate glass. Trowbridge Cabinet Wka. 3 p. m. Monday. Friends invite 1. ' The body will He in state at the Conner parlors Monday from 1 2 until 3 p. m. Interment will fol low in the Medford cemetery. SCll LKIG It Leona Imoge,,e. in-' fant (laughter of Mr. and .Mrs. Lester Schleigh of S.'JIJ K. Itive:- j side, passed away Saturday even- j lug at the ago at two days. Jte- mains at Conger Funeral parlors. ! Services announced later. j Straight -Eight 4-doar Sedan Daily Meteorological Report Sunday. August 1 1 ; Medford and vleinlly; Fair; con-1 tinned warm. j Oregon: Fair; continued warm. with low humidity and high firo , hazard in Intei-pir, ot h o. kI da s Local Data Tempi ralure (degs.) .. r.2 ' in)1 Hlhest. f last 12 hrs. :n; 102 j Lowest ( fa ft 12 hrs. ) S2 f'i j Pel. Iiiihiidlly l pet. .. 72 2 I I Precipitation (inchest ( " Stale of Weather . .Cb-ar PL Cdy Tolal prt-i ipiiat:on since S-o- tcml.er j. i!2s. i;.:,:i inches. 1 Sunrise today, .", : L" a. m. Suusel today. 7:17 p m. Sunt it'e Alonrtay, 1 1; p. m. W ."" .1 -HI 'Tt 'II ISO N . Meteorn1(L;is I 1 at th factory ami a Straight Eight 2-do'or sedan al $H85 Luxurious motoring becomes economical motoring! Tor Studebnker world's largest bui!Uer of eight-cylinder cars now offers at $1235 a luxurious four doorsedan powered by a thrifty straight-eight motor. And imagine! A Dictator Hix four-door Sedan as low as $1095 an tren better car than the Dictator which sold in big volume at $1345. All prices at the factory O. V. MYERS CO. Phone 464 132 So. Riverside NOTICE.... To Theatre Patrons How many of you remember Mr. and Mrs. Martin Johnson's wonderful picture of the African jungle, "SIMBA," that was shown in Medford several months ago as a road show at $1.00 and $1.50? 0' For weeks after this picture was shown we were re peatcdly asked if it woidd ever return. Many had failed to see it, and many wished to see it as'ain. We now have an opportunity to present, in the very npnr future n. rot.urn cr.ffaremcnt of this great picture at the RIALTO THEATRE, but, inasmuch as the Rialto policy is strictly first-run attractions, wc want you, as the people we are serving, to decide for yourselves. If you wish to see "SIMBA" and see it at regular Rialto prices 10, 15 and 25 cents clip the coupon below, mail it to the Rialto or leave it at the box office. I would like to see a return engage ment in Medford of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Johnson's "SIMBA." Signed P. S. It is understood that the return of this coupon is considered a great favor by the management of the theatre, will be held in strictest confidence and in' no way places the sender under any obligation. And unless a satisfactory number of coupons avil returned, the picture POSITIVELY WILL NOT BE SHOWN. Coupons Must Be in By August 14 (Signed) RIALTO THEATRE, S. G. MENDENHALL, Mgr. 119 iiki:i,i.(Vi I'.initen i,im.v-; itjnti n Kiinli-n miII. Wuri-il tn ilis I'liuiiii;,. Ih,. nlrlillv lu't'iiiiilMlhi llnlis ur lill.-y nils. In-nimlit ,..I! I" liii.viil Hoiik-nl tlKi-r whl.-h I'Ni'llM'tl fiimi ii Hivum hi N'uri'in-'"'- 'l'l' Mb I'M In. .1 Inviiil.'il ll"' lap i'ii r an Inn iiikI liii'.l In l.np Un- wnll h,.n ,.,,S,., , I'V oliviis iiuiliyoi.s. lllW'Hliuntllill liy -.un uMlrilllM Iiiim lllsrliiMril thill innst lillllilllls live lmiKi'l' 111 r.ipllvitv Hi.', ti III thi'lr niiliii-iil liiiuiiis. 'i'Ihm is nt Iril.illiMl In tuiit In Hi.- I.ittrr i'iiii. mill ft'rtl tho 7i'o ii nl inn Im veri'lve. siiuuii itiic. SImIimI mi'i-tltii; i,f Slskl- .vim l.i.iim' i.t I'd r--1 1 t.i . i:;io i. in.. Auu. I J. U K. WILLIAMS, Si'.'.v. II" Phone 51 Lrtfo ILK UTTER ICE CREAM : -- .. . - - -. . AiiSl!it':iaiiJk..-liiK:m.: ManVactun LhrOu'n &u&f?Jffl With Our New Cooling Plant Every breath of air you breathe in this theatre is washed and chilled In Medford's Million Dol lar Water. 1 STARTS VT TODAY CEWTBjCT--ll-J- Continucus1 Shows 1 :30 to 11 P. M. Today Four Shows Daily During Wcsk Days And No Two People in Medford Will See It Alike ALL TALKING! ALL AMAZING! s dftsaii. ivtn .':r.',tvrf.v.w,w,.-.,.A).-. iJjWvWXlC ' 1 O What wis she? . True or false . . . was ho just a friend ... or secret lover? And what of the husband? WARNER BAXTER EDMUND LOWE Stars of "In OU Arizona" with Kf! MARY DUNCAN in mm Continuous Shows Today 12:30 to 11 TODAY ONLY . The. Pick o' the Big Silent Pictures Out of the saddle and into the air for the rides cf your life. ' ' " ' ' 1' WITH JOBYNA DAT CT.-1M UrtUU 1 WIN Jf PASTUERIZED SAFE PURE PRODUCED PACKED THE SANITARY WAY S,'J5a Mi PTFS K?v.Ii. f-rs bkv n rrxr ' wvk a sjf fwj-A s A A baffling, talking sen tion that will keep yon in cn an argument for weeks to come. Pe Rex Cafe THE PLACE TO EAT Good Food Good Berries Elect rotlisrapy Chiropractic Dr. H. P. Coleman 9th SucvtMiful ar In Medford Treatraentt hjr Aiipnlntment Meaiora center Bldg. Phone 63 1 Natiinil Metheda Jwd Hclehoo m l l r 7 a 1 ALSO- ALU TLKING COMEDY "Happy Birthday" II crnr- t TnB La'est iItur Talking News Admission Evenings 25 and 50 yjTMw vx-rst) iiisWWilMMdaiiiijMMW i ,V'f rW A THRILLING, DPAMATIC V 'V1 yjtr 0F SMDLE AND SKY Ml 8 i t ALSO GOOD ADDED COMEDY LATEST NEWS KOTHEKMEL'S MUSIC STARTS TOMORROW FOR 3 BIG DAYS XANE GREYS . - - -rTES, ir -w nn..j n. m;tux.'j'i van- Wallace Berry JEAH ARTHUR CHESTMl CONKLIN ITS BEERY'S GREATEST ROLE GREY'S FINEST NOVEL CONKLIN'S INIMITABLE COMEDY
